Additional Information about the Yoba Midoro-No-Maki

This TV series ran for 26 episodes.

Based on a 1967 manga by Osamu Tezuka, which was canceled early.

The series was inspired partly by Sanpei Shirato's 1967 movie "Ninja Bugeicho" ("Manual of Ninja Martial Arts").

The name of Dororo, a girl thief, is baby talk for "dorobo," the Japanese word for "thief."

Despite the title, the series focused on Hyakki-maru, Dororo's companion. The series was renamed "Dororo and Hyakki-maru," starting at Episode 14.

Originally, Tezuka planned to make the series in color and even made a color pilot. However, Fuji TV only allowed low budgets, forcing the series to be made in black and white.

Alternate Series Titles: "どろろと百鬼丸," "Dororo to Hyakkimaru," "Dororo and Hyakkimaru," "Dororo and Hyakki-maru."

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