Mori no Yōki na Kobito-tachi: Berufi to Rirubitto (TV)
Alternative title:
Belfi en Lillibit (Dutch)
Belfy e Lilibit (Portuguese)
Belfy e Lillibit (Italian)
Belfy y Lillibit (Spanish)
Die kleinen Zwurze (German)
Filiputki (Polish)
Les Lutins de la Forêt (French)
Littl' Bits
Los Bits (Spanish)
Lutinette et Lutinou (French)
بسمة و عبدو
森の陽気な小人たち ベルフィーとリビット (Japanese)
Plot Summary:
Young forest pixies Belfy and Lillibit live in an old-fashioned lilliputian village deep in the forest. Lillibit lives with his parents and younger sister, whom he tends to give the slip in order to run off in search of fun. Belfy resides with the village doctor since being placed in his care as a baby under unusual circumstances that even Belfy herself is unaware of. The two friends have adventures and learn valuable life lessons while helping out their fellow villagers and the animals of the forest.
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Number of episodes:
26
Episode titles: We have 26
Vintage:
1980-01-07 to 1980-06-30
1982-01-31 (Italy)
1983-04-25 to 1984-02-17 (Netherlands, KRO)
1990 (Saban dub)
1990-03-05 to 1990-04-09 (France)
1992-06-12 (Germany)
Opening Theme:
"Mori he oide yo" by Kumiko Osugi.
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Series Director: Masayuki Hayashi Script: Akiyoshi Sakai Hitoshi Yuki Isao Okishima Kazuo Satō Leo Nishimura Masayuki Hayashi Naoko Miyake Norio Yazawa Osamu Sekiguchi Takao Koyama Yoshiko Takaki Yū Yamamoto Episode Director: Hideo Furusawa Hiroshi Iwata Masakazu Higuchi Masayuki Hayashi Mizuho Nishikubo Norio Yazawa Shigeru Ōmachi Shinichi Tsuji Music: Takeo Watanabe Art Director: Kazunori Shimomichi Executive producer: Kenji Yoshida Producer: Akira Inoue Masanori Nakano (Tatsunoko Pro) Norio Kondo (Tokyo Channel 12) Tadashi Matsushima (Tokyu Agency) Animation: Ippei Kuri Recording Director: Kōichi Chiba Sound Effects: Shōji Katō | Mayumi Tanaka as Sachiko Chijimatsu as Yōko Asagami as Kaneta Kimotsuki as Minoru Nishio as Ryūji Saikachi as Tetsuo Mizutori as Toshiko Maeda as Tsuneko Shitomi as | |||
Broadcaster: TV Tokyo Film Developing: Toyo Laboratory (now IMAGICA) Photography: Gallop Planning Cooperation: Tōkyū Agency Production Assistance: Märchen-Sha Recording: Shinzaka Studio Recording Production: Zack Promotion Sound Effects: Anime Sound Production | ||||
Script: Ardwight Chamberlain Dave Mallow Hoolihan Burke Jeff Winkless Joe Ellison Kirk Thornton Michael McConnohie (ep 2) Michael Reynolds R. Dwight Robert Deutsch Ruth Adelman Steve Bulen Steve Kramer Executive producer: Jerald E. Bergh Associate producer: Eric S. Rollman Editing Supervisor: Stacy Gale Executive in Charge of Music: Ron Kenan Film Transfers: Paul Lynn Foley Artist: Claudette Jones Foley Engineer: R.D. Floyd Music Coordination: Lesa Scharnett Music Supervision: Andrew Dimitroff Post-Production Assistant: Julie Pelletier Post-Production Coordinator: France Morency Post-Production Director: Claudine Carpentier Studio Supervisor: Barbara Parker Supervising Producer: Winston Richard Supervising Writer: Robert V. Barron Title Art: Ron Salaises Videotape Coordinator: Jim Cushinery Videotape Editor: Tony Rastatter Voice Direction: Tim Reid | Anik Matern as Arthur Holden as Liz MacRae as A.J. Henderson as Arthur Grosser as Dean Hagopian as Richard Dumont as Rick Jones as Terrence Scammell as Walter Massey as | |||
Adaptation: Saban Entertainment Distributor: Video Treasures (1991 vhs) | ||||
Adaptation: Vincent Szczepanski | Carol Styczen as Marie-Laure Dougnac as Francette Vernillat as Jean-Claude Montalban as | |||
(none) | Consuelo Vives as Esperanza Navarro as Antonio Gomez de Vicente as Ariadna Rivas as Carmen Donna-Dío as César Ojínaga as Eduardo Borja as Humberto Velez as Jorge Roig Jr. as José Maria Angelat as Luisita Soler as Maria Fernanda Morales as Marina Huerta as Marta Martorell as Patricia Acevedo as Ricardo Hill as Rocio Garcel as Roser Cavallé as Alberto Trifol Francisco Garriga Nuria Mediavilla Pepe Mediavilla | |||
Dubbing Studio: Audiomaster 3000 (second dub - Los Bits) | ||||
Laura Boccanera as Monica Cadueri as Daniela Caroli as Enrico Luzi as Pino Locchi as Rita Baldini as | ||||
Broadcaster: Bergamo TV Italia 1 (from 1982) Italia1 (since 1982)  Junior TV Napolitivù Super 3 SuperSix (from December 2004) TMC Internet Streaming: YouTube (Mondo TV - Il sorriso dei bimbi!) | ||||
(none) | Julia Haacke as Thomas Blubacher as Thomas Reiner as Walter Reichelt as | |||
Dialogue Director: D.Awni Krumi Fonts: Youssef Al-Ajouz Language Supervision: Farouk Muhammad Production manager: Zuhair Al-Dujaili Supervision: D.Faiq Al-Hakim Theme Song Composed & Arranged: Hussein Qadduri Transportation Supervision: Alaa Al-Mousawi Video Engineer: Muhammad Hasan Video Montage: Sayed Abd Al-Hadi | ||||
Distributor: Muassasat Al-Entag Al-Barameji Al-Moshtark (Kuwait) Dubbing: Al-Muassasa Al-A'amah for Cenima and Masrah (Baghdad / IRAQ) | ||||
Music: Dick Bakker Editing: Evert Kramer Theme Song Performance: Jody Pijper Voice Direction: Meindert de Goede | Fred Meijer as Maria Lindes as Paul Groot as | |||
Translation: M.M. Chanowski Productions B.V. | ||||
Dubbing Director: Dobrosława Bałazy (eps 15, 18-21) Miriam Aleksandrowicz (19 episodes eps 1-14, 16, 23-26 )Dialogues: Berenika Wyrobek (eps 16, 20, 23) Kaja Sikorska (eps 1-10) Katarzyna Krzysztopik (7 episodes eps 11-12, 15, 18, 24-26 )Maria Etienne (eps 13-14, 19) Music Director: Piotr Gogol Organization Of Production: Marzena Wiśniewska Song Lyrics: Miriam Aleksandrowicz | Agnieszka Kunikowska as Brygida Turowska as Jacek Czyż as Janusz Wituch as Jarosław Domin as Piotr Zelt as Wojciech Machnicki as | |||
Dubbing: STUDIO EUROCOM | ||||
Adaptation: Ana Serrano (Portugal dub) | Margarida Rosa Rodrigues as Maria de Medeiros as João Perry as João Perry as Lia Gama | |||
Broadcaster: RTP1 (Portugal - from 1983) Dubbing: Nacional Filmes (Portugal dub) | ||||
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