The Adventures of Hutch the Honeybee (TV)
Alternative title:
A Abelhinha Guerreira (Portuguese)
A Abelhinha Hutch (Portuguese)
Adventures of Hutch the Honeybee
Flitz das bienenkind (German)
Hacou I'abeille (French)
Honeybee Hutch
Honingbij hutch (Dutch)
Hutch Miodowe Serce (Polish)
Insect Story: Honey Bee Hutch
Jose Miel (Spanish)
Konchū Monogatari Minashigo Hutch (Japanese)
L'Ape Magà (Italian)
La abejita Hutch (Spanish)
Las aventuras de Hatchi (Spanish)
Las aventuras de José Miel (Spanish)
Le Petit Prince Orphelin (French)
Micky l'abeille (French)
Un alveare d'avventure per l'ape Magà (Italian)
Пчелка Хатч (Russian)
مغامرات بشّار (Arabic)
مغامرات نحول , بشار (Arabic)
みなしごハッチ (Japanese)
昆虫物語みなしごハッチ (Japanese)
Objectionable content:
None
Plot Summary:
Hutch is an orphan bee who was abandoned by his mother, the Queen Honeybee, when wasps invaded her hive. He sets out to find her, and meets many people along the way.
User Ratings:
37 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
half hour per episode
Number of episodes:
91
Episode titles: We have 91
Vintage:
1970-04-07 to 1971-12-28
1975-09-08 to 1976-03-24 (Taiwan, first broadcasting on CTS)
1979-10-15 (Italy)
1980-02-20 to 1980-07-11 (Taiwan, second broadcasting on CTS)
1985-01-01 to 1985-06-25 (Taiwan, third broadcasting on CTS)
1987 (Colombia - Cadena 2)
1987 (México - Televisa Canal 4)
1995 (Saban dub)
1998 (Brazil - Fox Kids)
Opening Theme:
"Minashigo Hutch" by Yuri Shimazaki
Ending Theme:
"Mama wo Tazunete" by Yuri Shimazaki
Official website:
Links: We have 1
Trivia: We have 1
News: Show:
The Adventures of Hutch the Honeybee Anime to Get Film (Dec 27, 2009)
Japan's Favorite TV Anime (Oct 12, 2006)
TV Asahi Top 100 Anime Part 2 (Sep 23, 2005)
TV Asahi Top 100 Anime (Sep 23, 2005)
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Script: Eiichi Tachi Jinzō Toriumi Kahei Chikara Motoyoshi Maesato Osamu Jinno Saburo Taki Takao Koyama Tomoe Umeda Yoshiaki Yoshida Episode Director: Hideo Nishimaki Hisayuki Toriumi Ippei Kuri Seitarō Hara Tarô Haramasa Yoshiyuki Tomino Yūgo Serikawa Music: Nobuyoshi Koshibe Original creator: Tatsuo Yoshida Character Design: Eiji Tanaka Art Director: Mitsuki Nakamura Animation: Masami Suda Art Setting: Tadashi Igarashi Production manager: Yoshikazu Tochihira Recording Director: Kan Mizumoto Recording Producer: Yasunori Honda Theme Song Composition: Nobuyoshi Kobe (OP) Theme Song Performance: Yuri Shimazaki (OP) | Yōko Kuri as Haruko Kitahama as Nobuko Terashima as Shōzō Iizuka as Toshiko Sawada as Yoshiko Yamamoto as Hiroko Maruyama as Junji Chiba as Masako Nozawa as Minoru Midorikawa as Takeshi Watabe as Yoshiko Matsuo as Yoshiko Sakakibara as | |||
Backgrounds: Studio Jack Development: Toyo Laboratory (now Imagica) Photography: Trans Arts Co. Production: Tatsunoko Production Sound Effects: Ishida Sound Production (now Fizz Sound) | ||||
Executive producer: Dana C. Booton Executive in Charge of Music: Ron Kenan Executive In Charge Of Sound Operations: Clive Mizumoto Foley Engineer: R.D. Floyd Music Assistant: Jeremy Sweet Music Supervision: Lloyd Michael Cook II Offline Editing: John Walts Post-Production Assistant: Francesca Weiss Post-Production Coordinator: Dan Laborico Post-Production Supervision: Stacy Gale Re-Recording Mixing: Mark Ettel Script Adaptation: Darwyn Carson Marc Handler Mark Ryan-Martin Melora Harte Michael Reynolds Rebecca Olkowski Ronni Pear Winston Richard Sound Effects Design: John Valentino Sound Operations Manager: Xavier Garcia Story Editor: Rita M. Acosta Video Traffic Coordinator: Jerry Buettner | Joshua Seth as Edie Mirman as Frank Catalano as Mari Devon as Melodee M. Spevack as David Pires as Heidi Lenhart as | |||
Theme Song Performance: Naïké Fauveau (Version Saban) | Distributor: LCJ (Version Saban) | |||
Linette Lemercier as Naïké Fauveau as | ||||
Theme Song Performance: Manolita Domínguez (OP; Catalan dub) | Amelia Jara as Diana Santos as Arturo Mercado as Cesar Arias as Maria Fernanda Morales as Nancy McKenzie as Alfonso Obregón as Carlos del Campo as Carlos Hugo Hidalgo as Cristina Camargo as Esteban Siller as Francisco Colmenero as Guadalupe Noel as Herman Lopez as Humberto Solorzano as Jesus Barrero as Miriam Valencia as Patricia Acevedo as Raul Aldana as Rossy Aguirre as | |||
Broadcaster: Cadena 2 (Colombia) Cadena Uno (Colombia) Canal Caracol (Colombia) Fox Kids Latin America Teleantioquia (Colombia) Telecaribe (Colombia) Telecinco (Spain - from 1991) Televisa Canal 4 TV3 (Televisió de Catalunya) | ||||
Theme Song Composition: Silvio Amato (new dub) Theme Song Lyrics: Alessandra Valeri Manera (new dub) Theme Song Performance: Cristina D'Avena (new dub) | Antonella Baldini as Francesca Guadagno as Laura Lenghi as Marcella Silvestri as Federica Valenti as Ilaria Stagni as Maddalena Vacca as Maddalena Vadacca as Antonia Forlani as Antonio Paiola as Debora Magnaghi as Diego Sabre as Elda Olivieri as Elisabetta Cesone as Gianfranco Gamba as Marco Balzarotti as | |||
Dialogue Director: D.Faiq Al-Hakim Engineering Supervision: Muhammad Hasan Fonts: Youssef Al-Ajouz Language Supervision: Muhammad Hashim Mixage: Abd Al-Aziz Al-Jassmi OP / ED Theme Song Performance: Bahira Rifaat Production manager: Fahad Al-Abbad Supervision: D.Faiq Al-Hakim Theme Song Composed & Arranged: Ghazi Al-Sharqawi Theme Song Lyrics: Falah Hashim Transportation Supervision: Alaa Al-Mousawi Video Montage: Farouk Al-Qaisi | ||||
Distributor: Muassasat Al-Entag Al-Barameji Al-Moshtark (Kuwait) Dubbing: Kuwait Television (Kuwait) | ||||
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Broadcaster: Fox Kids Netherlands | ||||
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Dubbing Director: Garcia Neto | Thiago Fagundes as Ana Lúcia Menezes as Clécio Souto as Geisa Vidal as Jomery Pozolli as Lina Rossana as Márcio Seixas as Nizo Neto as | |||
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