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Revision as of 03:22, 20 August 2017

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An image from the opening

Status: Partially Found

Mon Cherie CoCo (モンシェリ CoCo) it is an adaptation of a manga of 1971 of the same name created by Waki Yamato. This anime was produced by Nippon TV Video at 1972. The series was aired every Sunday from 19:30 to 20:00 from August 27th, 1972 to November 26th of the same year. According to Hiroshi Shimosaki the financial problems were the main cause of the cancellation of the series, in addition to the resignation of Kiyoshi Watanabe (producer). The series has not been uploaded to the Internet despite its retransmissions up to 1990.

The only existing material in the series is an opening uploaded by Masami Jun and articles in newspapers of the time.

Episodes

Episode # Original title English translation

Air date

1 "かわいいあの子" "Cute Girl" August 27, 1972
2 "ココのケーキやさん" "Coco's Cake" September 3, 1972
3 "わたしはデザイナー" "I'm a Designer" September 10, 1972
4 "わすれられないひと" "Someone Who Can't Be Forgotten" September 17, 1972
5 "泣きたい時は泣こう" "Cry When You Want to Cry" October 1, 1972
6 "チャンス到来" "A Chance is Coming" October 8, 1972
7 "いじわるなファッションショー" "A Mean Fashion Show" October 15, 1972
8 "もう一度さようなら" "Goodbye Again" October 22, 1972
9 "ピンチだアタック!" "Pinch, Attack!" October 29, 1972
10 "もう子どもじゃない" "I'm Not a Child Anymore" November 5, 1972
11 "じゃまをするなら変身作戦" "Makeover Strategy" November 12, 1972
12 "母をたずねて日本へ" "Visiting Mother in Japan" November 19, 1972
13 "しあわせは京都からパリへ" "Happiness from Kyoto to Paris" November 26, 1972

Gallery

The opening