The Mysterious Cities of Gold (TV 1)
Alternative title:
As Misteriosas Cidades do Ouro (Portuguese)
Ciudades de Oro (Spanish)
De Mystiska Guldstäderna (Swedish)
De steden van goud (Dutch)
Die Geheimnisvollen Städte des Goldes (German)
Esteban (Italian)
Esteban, a Boy from the Sun
Las Misteriosas Ciudades de Oro (Spanish)
Les Mystérieuses Cités d'Or (French)
Taiyo no Ko Esteban (Japanese)
Tajemnicze Złote Miasta (Polish)
ערי הזהב הנסתרות
الأحلام الذهبية (Arabic)
太陽の子エステバン (Japanese)
Themes:
historical
Objectionable content:
Mild
Plot Summary:
1532. Esteban (12) is a foundling from Barcelona, with a mysterious power of ordering the Sun to appear, for which he is called "Child of the Sun". Upon the death of his adoptive father, Esteban learns that he was rescued as a baby from a sinking ship in the ocean. The mysterious medallion that Esteban wears since ever has a trace somewhere in the New World, probably coming from the Mysterious Cities of Gold. Esteban leaves Spain to find his parents and find out who he is. On the way he meets Zia, an Inca girl who was kidnapped from her people years back and has exactly the same medallion as him. Later on they are joined by Tao, a young Galapagos robinson, the last descendant of the Empire of Heva, an Empire said to have built the Cities of Gold. Following Coyolite, the shining star represented on their medallions, the three children travel through the unexplored New World, searching for the Cities of Gold, believing that this way is leading them to their lost parents.
User Ratings:
206 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
half hour per episode
Number of episodes:
39
Episode titles: We have 39
Vintage:
1982-06-29 to 1983-06-07
1988 (Colombia)
1990 ( Arabic )
Release dates: We have 3
Opening Theme:
"冒険者たち (boukensha-tachi)" by PARU
Ending Theme:
"いつかどこかであなたに会った (itsuka doko de anata ni atta)" by PARU
Official website:
Les Mystérieuses Cités d'Or (French)
太陽の子エステバン @ Pierrot (Japanese)
Links: We have 1
News: Show:
Free Anime in Australia: 9/Jan - 15/Feb (Feb 9, 2015)
The Mysterious Cities of Gold to Be Reissued on U.S. DVD (Aug 12, 2012)
French Mysterious Cities of Gold Sequel's 1st Images Posted (May 17, 2012)
Mysterious Cities of Gold Returns (May 26, 2011)
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Press Releases:
The Mysterious Cities of Gold Video Game Releases Imminently (Nov 14, 2013)
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| DVD (Region 1) |
| The Mysterious Cities of Gold - The Complete Series (Dub.DVD 1-6) 2009-04-07 (from $54.50) |
| The Mysterious Cities of Gold - The Complete Series [Deluxe Version] (Dub.DVD 1-6) 2009-04-07 (from $579.92) |
| The Mysterious Cities of Gold - The Complete Series (Dub.DVD 1-6) 2012-10-02 |
Chief Director: Hisayuki Toriumi Storyboard: Hiromitsu Morita Hisayuki Toriumi Mitsuo Kusakabe Mizuho Nishikubo Motosuke Takahashi Ryō Tachiba Yūzō Aoki Episode Director: Hisayuki Toriumi (9 episodes eps 1, 10, 13, 15-16, 20, 32-33, 39 )Kenichi Baba (ep 22) Kenichi Maruyama (Documentaries)  Kenichi Murakami (Documentaries) Mizuho Nishikubo (eps 3, 7, 12.18) Ryō Tachiba (25 episodes eps 2, 4-6, 8-9, 11, 14, 17-23 odd, 24-31, 34-38 )Takeshi Baba (ep 22) Music: Nobuyoshi Koshibe Original Concept: Akira Hayasaka Character Design: Toshiyasu Okada Art Director: Mitsuki Nakamura Animation Director: Hiroshi Kawabata (17 episodes eps 6, 8, 10-14, 16, 18, 21, 23-24, 27, 29, 32, 34, 36 )Kazuya Uenashi (7 episodes eps 9, 11-14, 17, 19 )Toshiyasu Okada (19 episodes eps 1-5, 7, 15, 20, 22, 25-26, 28, 30-31, 33, 35, 37-39 )Director of Photography: Akio Wakana Animation: Hisatoshi Motoki Mitsuki Nakamura Takao Yamazaki Takemi Tanemoto Toshiyasu Okada Yoshiteru Kobayashi Photography: Hiroaki Edamitsu Hiroshi Tamura Jūrō Sugimura Nobuhiro Takagi Nobuo Koyama Yasunori Hayama Yoshihiro Takamoto Production manager: Yūji Nunokawa (Studio Pierrot) | Masako Nozawa as Isao Sasaki as Junko Hori as Kenji Utsumi as Mami Koyama as Motoko Kumai as Naoya Uchida as Rei Sakuma as Rokurō Naya as Chinami Nishimura as Daiki Nakamura as Daisuke Gōri as Eiko Masuyama as Harumi Murakami as Hidenari Ugaki as Hidetoshi Nakamura as Hideyuki Umezu as Hiroshi Ito as Hiroyuki Shibamoto as Junji Chiba as Junkichi Yarita as Junpei Takiguchi as Kaneta Kimotsuki as Kazuhiko Inoue as Keiichi Sonobe as Keiko Han as Keiko Hanagata as Kiyonobu Suzuki as Kiyoshi Kawakubo as Kōichi Chiba as Kōichi Nagano as Kōsei Yagi as Kujira as Kumiko Takizawa as Mari Okamoto as Masako Ikeda as Masako Katsuki as Masako Uetake as Masayuki Omoro as Mie Odagi as Mieko Nobusawa as Mitsuaki Hoshino as Mitsuru Ogata as Miyuki Ueda as Noriko Ohara as Osamu Katō as Rei Sakuma as Reizō Nomoto as Rihoko Yoshida as Ryūji Nakagi as Ryūji Saikachi as Ryūsei Nakao as Ryūzaburō Ōtomo as Shigeru Chiba as Shinobu Adachi as Takeshi Aono as Tamio Ōki as Yōko Asada as Yōko Asagami as Yūko Mita as Yūko Saitō as | |||
Backgrounds: Design Office MECAMAN Broadcaster: NHK Development: Tokyo Laboratory Editing: Morita Editing Room Photography: Gallop | ||||
Howard Ryshpan as Shiraz Adam as Adrian Knight as Dean Hagopian as Kathleen Fee as Matt Berman as Maurice Podbrey as Michael Rudder as Richard M. Dumont as Rob Roy as Terrence Labrosse as Walter Massey as Janice Steinberg as Kelly Ricard as Walter Massey as | ||||
Distributor: Umbrella Entertainment (Australia & New Zealand) VCI Entertainment (US, 2012) Virgil Films (US, 2009) Dubbing: Multidub International Internet Streaming: YouTube Licensed by: Fabulous Films Ltd. | ||||
ADR Director: Jacques Barclay Music Editing: Claudio Ventura | Jackie Berger as Odile Schmitt as Anne Rochant as Annie Balestra as Bernard Woringer as Celine Monsarrat as Denis Boileau as Evelyne Selena as Francis Lax as Hervé Joly as Hubert Noël as Isabelle Ganz as Jacques Ferrière as Jean Berger as Jean-Claude Balard as Jean-Pierre Delage as Jean-Pierre Moulin as Jocelyne Darche as Jose Luccioni as Lita Recio as Marie-Françoise Sillière as Marion Loran as Martine Messager as Michel Gudin as Michel Paulin as Nelly Vignon as Pierre Garin as Pierre Hatet as Régine Blaess as René Bériard as Roger Carel as Saddy Rebbot as Teddy Billis as William Sabatier as Yves-Marie Maurin as | |||
Broadcaster: Antenne 2 France France 2 (from 6 June 1993) France 5 (from 6 January 2003) Gulli (France) Ma Planète (from 2006) Mangas (from 26 August 2019) NT1 (from 6 October 2012) Radio-Canada Teletoon (from 31 March 2001) TF1 (from 10 July 2013) Unis TV (Canada) Dubbing Studio: S.T.A.R.T. Soundtrack: Saban Records | ||||
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Dialogues: Sergio Patou Patucchi | Massimiliano Manfredi as Fabrizio Manfredi as Franco Fortunato as Rossella Acerbo as Sandro Pellegrini as Sergio Gibello as | |||
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Broadcaster: MDR | ||||
Supervision: Samir Darwish | Afifa Faour as Afifa Faour as Rola Broche as Sanaa Hamed as | |||
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(none) | Broadcaster: RTP (Portugal) | |||
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