First Affection
Series titles: コメットさん, Cosm
- Studio
- Nippon Animation
- Animation studio
- Group TAC, Nippon Animation, TOHO, TV Osaka, Yomiko Advertising, Inc
Characters
Comet, Princess from Castanet, Prince of Tambourine, Princess Meteor, Shun Imagawa, Imashun, Keitarou Toukichi, King, Mago-Consigliere, Queen, Spica, Miho Hiiragi, Tsuyoshi Toukichi, Keisuke Mishima, Sayaka Toukichi, Muuku, Yuki-sensei, Rabapyon, Moeko, Rababoo, Nene Toukichi
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Mamoru Kobe
Writing
- Writer
- Akira Oketani Akira Okeya
Animation
- Animator
- Miho Nakajima, Masamitsa Kudo
Voices
- Voice
- Aki Maeda (Comet), Chieko Honda (Princess Meteor), Hiroki Shimowada (Shun Imagawa, Imashun), Jin Yamanoi (Keitarou Toukichi), Yasuo Iwata (King, Mago-Consigliere), Yumiko Kokonoe (Queen), Kumiko Ohba (Spica, Miho Hiiragi), Kurumi Mamiya (Tsuyoshi Toukichi), Mayumi Asano (Keisuke Mishima), Miina Tominaga (Sayaka Toukichi), Nao Nagasawa (Muuku), Sanae Kobayashi (Yuki-sensei), Sayaka Aoki (Rabapyon), Shouko Mabe (Moeko), Taeko Kawata (Rababoo), Yuki Matsuoka (Nene Toukichi)
Music
- Music
- Kaba Konishi, Moka
Crew
- Original Manga
- Mitsuteru Yokoyama
- Series Composition
- Akira Okeya
- Screenplay
- Akira Okeya
- Art Director
- Nobuto Sakamoto
- Design
- Kazuo Makida
- Character Design
- Kazuaki Makida
- BG Scanning
- Takeshi Ogawa
- Image Song Arrangement
- Michihiko Oota
- Key Animation
- Kenichi Nagai, Nobuaki Yoshida, Takafumi Hino
- Recording Director
- Katsunori Shimizu
- Music
- Moka
- Theme Song Composition
- Kaoru Okubo, Masumi Noguchi
- Theme Song Lyrics
- Uran, Yuu Matsuki
- Theme Song Performance
- Nayu Niibori, Saeko Chiba, Sayuri Tanaka
Production notes
This TV series ran for at least 43 episodes.
Based on Mitsuteru Yokoyama's 1967 manga in "Margaret" magazine, itself an attempt at a grown-up version of his "Little Witch Sally."
A 1967 TV adaptation of the manga was mostly live-action, but it included animated sequences directed by Tsutomu Shibayama.
Based on Mitsuteru Yokoyama's 1967 manga in "Margaret" magazine, itself an attempt at a grown-up version of his "Little Witch Sally."
A 1967 TV adaptation of the manga was mostly live-action, but it included animated sequences directed by Tsutomu Shibayama.