Dog of Flanders (TV)
Related anime:
(The) Dog of Flanders (movie) (remake)
Flanders no Inu, Boku no Patrasche (TV) (remake)
Alternative title:
El perro de Flandes (Spanish)
Flanders no Inu (Japanese)
Il fedele Patrashe (Italian)
Niklaas, ein Junge aus Flandern (German)
فادي بائع الحليب (Arabic)
フランダースの犬 (Japanese)
龍龍與忠狗 (Chinese (Taiwan))
Genres:
drama
Objectionable content:
None
Plot Summary:
Nello Tarth is a poor but happy orphan who lives with his grandfather Jehan in a little village nearby Antwerp. Nello has a talent for drawing pictures and has been fascinated by it since he saw one of Rubens (a famous artist) pictures as a little boy. Helping Jehan with the daily milk delivery to Antwerp, Nello one day discovers Patrash, a working dog who has been mistreated and abandoned by his former owner. He treats the exhausted animal and after a little while a close and dependable friendship develops. Alois Cojez, the daughter of the richest and hence most influential man in Blacken Village, is Nellos best friend. When Nello decides to become an artist he has to experience firsthand the ignorance and cruelty of the villagers. Especially Alois father thinks of him as a slacker who cannot earn his living by drawing pictures. Nontheless Nello perseveres and never gives up to achieve his dream and to win their appreciation and respect while strenuously struggling with his poverty.
User Ratings:
30 ratings have been given [details]
Number of episodes:
52
Episode titles: We have 52
Vintage:
1975-01-05 to 1975-12-28
Release dates: We have 18
Opening Theme:
"Yoake no Michi (よあけのみち)" by Kumiko Oosugi
Ending Theme:
"Dokomademo Arukou ne (どこまでもあるこうね)" by Kumiko Oosugi
Official website:
フランダースの犬 @ Bandai Visual (Japanese)
Comment:
Based on the 1872 novel "A Dog of Flanders" by Marie Louisa de la Ramee
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Director: Yoshio Kuroda Script: Akira Matsushima Michio Satô Ryûzô Nakanishi Shun'ichi Yukimuro Takayuki Kase Toyohiro Andô Tsunehisa Ito Yoshiaki Yoshida Yukiko Takayama Storyboard: Hajime Shibata Hideo Nishimaki Isao Takahata Kazuyoshi Yokota Minoru Onotani Seiji Okuda Shûji Yamazaki Wataru Mizusawa Yoshio Kuroda Music: Takeo Watanabe Original creator: Ouida Character Design: Yasuji Mori Art Director: Kazue Itô Director of Photography: Keishichi Kuroki Executive producer: Kôichi Motohashi Animation: Akemi ôta Hayao Miyazaki Johji Manabe Kazuo Iimura Masako Sugawara Michiyo Sakurai Noboru Takano Noriseki Yonekawa Takahashi Nobuya Tsukasa Tannai Audio Director: Yasuo Uragami Layout: Shun'ichi Sakai Theme Song Performance: Kumiko Ohsugi (OP + ED) | Michie Kita as Reiko Katsura as Tamio Ohki as Haru Endô as Hiroo Oikawa as Ichirô Nagai as Iemasa Kayumi as Kuriko Komamura as Masako Sugaya as Masashi Amenomori as Reiko Takefuji as Sumiko Shirakawa as Taeko Nakanishi as Yasuo Muramatsu as | |||
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Broadcaster: QTV Channel 11 Dubbing: ALTA Productions | ||||
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