
Ropeway Panic
Series title: 魔法の天使 クӤ
- Studio
- Studio Pierrot,Kitty Films, Kodansha, NTV
- Animation studio
- Studio Pierrot, Miyuki Production, Studio Boomerang, Studio Cockpit, Studio Max, Studio Try
- Distributor
- NTV
Characters
Yû Morisawa/Creamy Mami, Posi, Nega, Toshio Ohtomo
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Osamu Kobayashi
- Epiosde Directors
- Tommomi Mochizuki, Naoto Hashimoto, Takashi Anno
Writing
Animation
- Animator
- Hideo Kawauchi, Shinya Takahashi
Voices
- Voice
- Takako Ohta (Yû Morisawa/Creamy Mami), Saeko Shimazu (Megumi Ayase), Kaneta Kimotsuki (Nega), Yuko Mita (Posi), Yuu Mizushima (Toshio Ohtomo), Akira Murakami (Tetsuo Morisawa), Daisuke Gouri (Director)
Music
- Music
- Koji Makaino
Crew
- Original Manga
- Kazunori Ito (story), Yuuko Kitagawa (illustrations)
- Art Director
- Shichiro Kobayashi
- Character Design
- Akemi Takada
- Backgrounds
- Shichiro Kobayashi
- Animation Director
- Akemi Takada, Asami Endo, Hideo Kawauchi, Junzo Chiba, Masako Goto, Noboru Furuse, Shinnosuke Kon, Shinya Takahashi, Shojuro Yamauchi, Takenori Mihara, Takeshi Oosaka
- Director of Photography
- Akio Wakana
Production notes
This TV series ran for 52 episodes.
Mami reappeared in 1983's "Eternity Once More," a two-part direct-to-video finale which ran for 90 minutes.
"The Long Goodbye" (1985), a 53-minute movie, was triple-billed with a "Minky Momo" short and the 150-minute movie "Creamy Mami vs. Minky Momo." The music compilation "Creamy Mami: Curtain Call" was also released in 1985.
Mami returned in 1986 for Takeshi Anni's TV special "Three Magical Girls," screened with "Magical Fairy Pelsha" and "Magical Emi."
In 1996, Mami appeared in the computer game "Creamy Mami: Tale of Two Worlds."
The character was parodied in the "Tenchi Muyo!" spinoff "Pretty Sammy."
Mami reappeared in 1983's "Eternity Once More," a two-part direct-to-video finale which ran for 90 minutes.
"The Long Goodbye" (1985), a 53-minute movie, was triple-billed with a "Minky Momo" short and the 150-minute movie "Creamy Mami vs. Minky Momo." The music compilation "Creamy Mami: Curtain Call" was also released in 1985.
Mami returned in 1986 for Takeshi Anni's TV special "Three Magical Girls," screened with "Magical Fairy Pelsha" and "Magical Emi."
In 1996, Mami appeared in the computer game "Creamy Mami: Tale of Two Worlds."
The character was parodied in the "Tenchi Muyo!" spinoff "Pretty Sammy."
