Bannertail: The Story of Gray Squirrel (TV)

Alternative title:
Bana e Flapi (Portuguese)
Banner e Flappy (Portuguese)
Banner lo scoiattola (Italian)
Banner y Flappy (Spanish)
Puchi, o esquilo (Portuguese)
Puschel, das Eichhorn (German)
Seaton Doubutsuki Risu no Banner (Japanese)
Wiewiórcze opowieści (Polish)
سناجب الغابة (Arabic)

سنجوب (Arabic)
シートン動物記 りすのバナー (Japanese)
배너의 모험 (Korean)
Plot Summary:
Soon after birth a young squirrel comesc to a farm, and gets caught by a human. This human then tries to find him to their pet cat. However, the cat feels sorry for the squirrel and adopts him as their child and names the squirrel Banner. Banner and the cat live happily in the farm, but their happy lives don't last long. A fire destoys the farm, and Banner gets separated from his mother the cat.
Number of episodes:
26
Episode titles: We have 26
Vintage:
1979-04-07 to 1979-09-29
1979-12-07 to 1980-05-30 (Spain)
1980 (Portugal)
1982 (Italy)
1983 (Mexico - Canal 8 Cempae)
1984 (Colombia - Cadena 2)
1984-04-28 to 1984-08-25 (Germany)
1985-05-20 to 1985-10-16 (South Korea, MBC)
1990 (Poland - TVP1)
Opening Theme:
"Kimi wa Neko Janai" by Rie Asakura
Ending Theme:
"Hickory no Ki no Mi" by Rie Asakura
Official website:
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Director: Yoshio Kuroda
Music: Akihiro Komori
Original story: Ernest Thompson Seton
Character Design: Yasuji Mori
Art Director: Kazue Itô
Director of Photography: Keishichi Kuroki
Theme Song Performance: Taeko Sakurai
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Noriko Tsukase as
Ichirō Nagai as
Isshin Ikeda as
Kazuomi Ikeda as
Keiko Yokozawa as
Masako Sugaya as
Hiroko Maruyama as
Ikuko Tani as
Kaneta Kimotsuki as
Michiko Hirai as
Mugihito as
Shigeru Chiba as
Tetsuo Mizutori as
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Production: Nippon Animation |
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Licensed by: Studio100 |
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Broadcaster: MBC TV (from 20 May 1985) |
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ADR Director: Luis Varela (Spain dub)
Music: Oliver Onions
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Angela González as
Marisa Marco as
Antolin García as
Carmita Arenas as
Eloísa Mateos as
Lola Herrera as
Lucía Esteban as
Luis Varela as
Manuel Cano as
Manuel Peiró as
Marcial Gómez as
Maria Dolores Diaz as
Matilde Conesa as
Matilde Vilariño as
Pedro Sempson as
Rafael Taibo as
Amelia Jara
Antonio Fernández Sánchez
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Broadcaster:
Antena 3 (Spain) Cadena 2 (Colombia) Canal 6 Cubavision (Cuba) Canal Uno (Colombia) Cempae (México) City TV (Barcelona) Citytv (Colombia) Kitz (Spain) Neox Telecinco (Spain) TV3 (Televisió de Catalunya) TVE (Spain)
Dubbing Studio: Cineson, S.A. (Spain dub)
DVD Distribution: Planeta Junior (Spain)
Producer: BRB internacional (Spain)
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Theme Song Performance: Mele Verdi
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Alberto Càneva as
Daniela Caroli as
Flora Carosello as
Liù Bosisio as
Luca Bosisio as
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Distributor: Play World Film
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Dialogues: Eberhard Storeck
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Renate Danz as
Claus Jurichs as
Eberhard Storeck as
Edith Hancke as
Franz-Otto Krüger as
Gudrun Genest as
Horst Gentzen as
Ilse Pagé as
Inge Landgut as
Ingo Osterloh as
Jürgen Kluckert as
Rebecca Völz as
Tilly Lauenstein as
Wilfried Herbst as
Wolfgang Gruner as
Wolfgang Ziffer as
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Dubbing: Arena Synchron
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Audio Recording: Ayman Abu Auda
Composed & Arranged: Abd Al-Fattah Sukkar
OP Theme Song Performance: Aasim Sukkar
Supervision: Farouk Haidar
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Broadcaster: Saudi TV
Producer And Distributor: Shamra Studio (Syria)
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Broadcaster: QTV Channel 11 |
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Broadcaster: TVP1 |
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Translation: Cláudia Cadima (Portugal)
Sound Opening: José Mário Branco (Portugal)
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Argentina Rocha as
Bárbara Lourenço as
Sandra De Castro as
Ana Ramalho as
Cláudia Cadima as
Ermelinda Duarte as
Joel Constantino as
Pedro Carneiro as
Pedro Pinheiro as
Teresa Sobral as
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Dubbing: Nacional Filmes (Portugal 1st & 3rd dub)
Internet Streaming: Filmin (Portugal)
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