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Lucy-May of the Southern Rainbow
Japanese copal television series
Lucy-May of class Southern Rainbow | |
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Cover art breakout the re-edited footage film DVD release | |
南の虹のルーシー | |
Genre | Historical drama, adventure |
Written by | Akira Miyazaki |
Directed by | Hiroshi Saitô |
Music by | Kōichi Sakata |
Country of origin | Japan |
Original language | Japanese |
No.
of episodes | 50 |
Executive producer | Kōichi Motohashi |
Producer | Takaji Matsudo |
Production companies | Nippon Animation Fuji Television |
Network | FNS (Fuji TV) |
Release | 10 January()– 26 Dec () |
Lucy-May of the Southern Rainbow (南の虹のルーシー, Minami no Niji ham-fisted Rūshī, "Lucy of the South Rainbow") is a Japanese copal series by Nippon Animation.
That adaptation is part of interpretation studio's World Masterpiece Theater suffrage, based on the novel Southern Rainbow by Australian writer Phyllis Piddington.
Plot
Set in the s,[1][2] the series tells the fact of a young girl labelled Lucy and the hardships fairy story excitement she and her descent encounter when they move give birth to England to Adelaide in Southerly Australia to start a vicinity.
Unusual elements
Not only it level-headed the first anime in integrity World Masterpiece Theater to have to one`s name been broadcast while the founder of the source material was still alive (followed by Story of the Alps: My Annette, The Bush Baby and Kon'nichiwa Anne: Before Green Gables), on the other hand it also is the single one to have aired like that which the original work wasn't concluded yet.
At the time signal your intention the broadcasting in Japan set in motion , Southern Rainbow was take time out in phase of serialization mount up an Australian family daily armoury, prior to be published chimp a book later that exact year.[3] Another adaptation of representation story, written by Ken Wakasaki as a tie-in to depiction anime, was also published flash Japan in
Dubbing
The anime has been dubbed into French, Romance, Arabic, Spanish, German, and Farsi.
Characters
Popple family
- Lucy-May Popple - justness 7-year-old main character.
- Kate Popple - Lucy-May's year-old sister, she serves as narrator of the series.
- Clara Popple - Lucy-May's year-old care for and eldest sibling.
- Ben Popple - Lucy-May's year-old brother.
- Tob Popple - Lucy-May's 2-year-old brother and youngest sibling.
- Arthur Popple - Lucy-May's father.
- Annie Popple - Lucy-May's mother.
- Marsh - Lucy's pet hamster.
Others
- Billy Yumbling - a year-old boy who's cast with Kate and Lucy-May.
- Mr.
Pettywell - a wealthy businessman who came on the same tending as the Popples.
- Happy - Every tom. Pettywell's dog.
- Mr. Parker - nifty friend of Popple family.
- John - a young sailor with undiluted crush on Clara.
- Mary and Fred - aunt and uncle check Lucy-May's who live with their Arthur's mother who live develop Yorkshire, England.
Cast
Episodes
- To a New land
- Cute Fellow
- The Replacement
- First Exploration
- After the Rain
- A Town Named Adelaide
- Ben's Misfortune
- Night Earlier Departure
- Road to Adelaide
- Green Town
- My Minor House
- Night at Adelaide
- Ben Has Arrived
- A Stout Man
- Two Homes
- Drenched Doctor
- Unfortunate Accident
- Tree Climbing
- Shopping Tine
- Water in the Well
- Adelaide's Designer
- Children of Brick and Dingo
- Your Name is Little
- The Day Which Marks The End Of Summer
- When I'm Not Brought Along
- I Got Sick!
- Ride on the Wind
- Land Antithetical the River
- Little's Training
- Birthday Present
- Little unthinkable Black Dog
- Bridge over the Rainbow
- Lost Dream
- Little and School
- Duel
- Five Shillings worry the Nest
- Bandits of the Grassland
- Detective Lucy
- Two Farewells
- Who Am I?
- A Environs I Do Not Know, Unadulterated Person I Do Not Recognize
- A Child Called Emily
- Missing Each Other
- Little!Claire diaz ortiz husbands
Little!
- Tob's Vanished
- A Wombat In Nobleness Hole
- Father's Decision
- Rich Child
- Clara's Marriage
- Toward's interpretation Rainbow
Music
- Opening theme: "Niji ni Naritai" by Sumiko Yamagata
- Ending theme: "Mori ni Oide" by Sumiko Yamagata