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Series title: どろろと百鬼丸
- Studio
- Mushi Productions
Characters
Dororo, Bandai, Nui-nokatao, Tahomaruo, Kagemitsu Daigo, Tanosukeo, Hyakkimaruo, Zatouo, Kane-kozoo, Mio
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Gisaburo Sugii, Osamu Dezaki, Yoshiyuki Tomino, Ryosuke Takahashi
Producing
- Producer
- Tatsuo Shibayama
Writing
- Writer
- Ryohei Suzuki, Toru Sawaki, Taku Sugiyama
Voices
- Voice
- Minori Matsushima (Dororoo), Haruko Kitahama (Bandai, Nui-nokatao), Hideo Nakamura (Tahomaruo), Goro Naya (Kagemitsu Daigo, Tanosukeo), Nachi Nozawa (Hyakkimaruo), Junpei Takiguchi (Zatouo), Kinto Tamura (Kane-kozoo), Reiko Mutoh (Mio), Kei Tomiyama, Toshiko Fujita
Music
- Music
- Isao Tomita, Isao Tomita
Animation
- Animation Directors
- Hideaki Kitano, Teruhito Ueguchi
- Animator
- Hideaki Kitano
- Key Animation
- Mitsuo Shindô
Art Department
- Art Director
- Hachirô Tsukima
- Storyboards
- Yoshiyuki Tomino
- Backgrounds
- Sadakazu Akashi
- Design
- Osamu Tezuka
Camera
- Director of Photography
- Akifumi Kumagai
- Camera
- Akihiko Mori
Editing
- Editor
- Noriyoshi Matsuura
- Editing
- Noriyoshi Matsuura
Sound
- Sound Director
- Atsumi Tashiro
- Sound Effects Director
- Atsumi Tashiro
- Sound Effects
- Mitsuru Kashiwabara
Production Management
- Production Assistant
- Shuichi Kanazawa, Masami Iwasaki
Crew
- Settings
- Chikao Katsui, Yoshitake Suzuki
- Color
- Tomiko Takahashi
- Trace
- Mitsuyo Kitaoka
- Theme Song Performance
- Toshiko Fujita
- Production Chief
- Hideo Katayama
- Production Support
- Masami Iwasaki
- Supervision
- Tatsuo Ikeuchi
Production notes
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.
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.