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Revision as of 01:21, 28 February 2020
Zen-chan Tsū-chan (ゼンちゃんツーちゃん) is a Japanese educational anime series produced by Jiho Eigasha. It was aired in October 20th, 1969 until January 17th, 1970 on Nippon TV. Each episode is 5 minutes long.
A 15-minute traffic safety film based on the anime was later released in 1971.
Status
Little else is known about the show; it was mentioned in a newspaper listing and Masako Nozawa was credited as voicing one of the characters.
The show has never had any reruns since 1978 when it last aired on Yomiuri Television.[1]
The PSA film seems to have resurfaced somewhere, as two people allegedly watched it on September 24, 2016.[2]
No episodes of the actual anime series have been signaled anywhere, though.
Gallery
Fan recreation drawing by misakoanime_021.
External Link
- Japanese Wikipedia page about Zen-chan Tsū-chan. Retrieved 15 Feb '17
References
- ↑ Hoshi no Ko Poron Roundup Wiki page on Zen-chan Tsū-chan. Retrieved 15 Feb '17
- ↑ Hoshi no Ko Poron popularly history. Retrieved 15 Feb '17