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'''''Mon Cherie CoCo''''' (''モンシェリ CoCo'') is an anime series based on the 1971 manga of the same name created by Waki Yamato. This anime was produced by Nippon TV Video in 1972.
'''''Mon Cherie CoCo''''' (''モンシェリ CoCo'') is an anime series based on the 1971 manga of the same name created by Waki Yamato. This anime was produced by Nippon TV Video in 1972.


The series was aired every Sunday from 7:30 pm to 8:00 pm from August 27th, 1972, to November 26th in the same year.<ref>Hokuni Shimbun, September 3, 1972, morning edition, TV column. </ref><ref>Hebei Xinpo, November 5, 1972 - November 26, 1972, morning newspaper, TV column. </ref>
The series was aired every Sunday from 7:30 pm to 8:00 pm from August 27th, 1972, to November 26th of the same year.<ref>Hokuni Shimbun, September 3, 1972, morning edition, TV column. </ref><ref>Hebei Xinpo, November 5, 1972 - November 26, 1972, morning newspaper, TV column. </ref>


According to Hiroshi Shimosaki, financial problems were the main cause of the series' cancellation, in addition to the resignation of Kiyoshi Watanabe (producer).
According to Hiroshi Shimosaki, financial problems were the main cause of the series' cancellation, in addition to the resignation of Kiyoshi Watanabe (producer).
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None of the episodes have been made publicly available, without even any mirror online despite its retransmissions up until 1990.
None of the episodes have been made publicly available, without even any mirror online despite its retransmissions up until 1990.


For years, the only still-accessible material in the series was an opening uploaded by Masami Jun and articles in newspapers at the time. However, in 2022, the ending theme for the show has also been found. On June 12th, 2024, VHS clips of what is presumed to be from episode 3 and 5 have been uploaded to Twitter/X by a user named @video_vhs, thus making this the first time footage beyond the opening itself has been seen in over 30 years. The same clips were later reuploaded to YouTube.<ref>[https://x.com/video_vhs/status/1800907716602511824 コノシート@新刊通販中 (@video_vhs) - Twitter/X] Retrieved 15 June '24</ref>
For years, the only still-accessible material in the series was an opening uploaded by Masami Jun and articles in newspapers at the time. However, in 2022, the ending theme for the show has also been found. On June 12th, 2024, VHS clips of what is presumed to be from episodes 3 and 5 were uploaded to Twitter/X by a user named @video_vhs, thus making this the first time footage beyond the opening itself has been seen in over 30 years. The same clips were later reuploaded to YouTube.<ref>[https://x.com/video_vhs/status/1800907716602511824 コノシート@新刊通販中 (@video_vhs) - X/Twitter] Retrieved 15 June '24</ref> On June 20 of the same year, a VHS clip of what is presumed to be from episode 13 were uploaded to Twitter/X by @video_vhs, however the original tweet has since been deleted but reuploads are out there.<ref>[https://x.com/Aochhii/status/1803568585526448480 - X/Twitter] Retrieved 21 June '24</ref>


==Episodes==
==Episodes==
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|12||母をたずねて日本へ||Visiting Mother in Japan||<span style="color:red;">'''Lost'''
|12||母をたずねて日本へ||Visiting Mother in Japan||<span style="color:red;">'''Lost'''
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|13||しあわせは京都からパリへ||Happiness from Kyoto to Paris||<span style="color:red;">'''Lost'''
|13||しあわせは京都からパリへ||Happiness from Kyoto to Paris||<span style="color:orange;">'''Partially Found'''
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==Gallery==
==Gallery==
===Available Material===
===Available Material===
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File:MoncheriCoCoimage1.jpeg
MoncheriCoCoimage1.jpeg
File:MoncheriCoCoimage3.jpeg
MoncheriCoCoimage3.jpeg
File:MoncheriCoCoimage4.gif|Episode 1 promo.
MoncheriCoCoimage4.gif|Episode 1 promo.
File:MoncheriCoCoimage5.gif
MoncheriCoCoimage5.gif
File:MoncheriCoCoimage6.jpg
MoncheriCoCoimage6.jpg
File:MoncheriCoCoimage7.jpg
MoncheriCoCoimage7.jpg
File:MoncheriCoCoimage8.jpg
MoncheriCoCoimage8.jpg
File:MoncheriCoCoimage9.jpg
MoncheriCoCoimage9.jpg
File:MoncheriCoCoimage10.jpg
MoncheriCoCoimage10.jpg
File:MoncheriCoCoimage11.jpg
MoncheriCoCoimage11.jpg
File:MoncheriCoCoimage12.jpg
MoncheriCoCoimage12.jpg
File:Screenshot 2024-05-20 11.44.43 AM.png|Mon Cheri CoCo anime ad in Shoujo Friend Magazine
Screenshot 2024-05-20 11.44.43 AM.png|Mon Cheri CoCo anime ad in Shoujo Friend Magazine.
File:MonCheriCoCo Newspaper.jpeg
MonCheriCoCo Newspaper.jpeg
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</gallery>
===Videos===
===Videos===

Latest revision as of 12:45, 21 June 2024

MoncheriCoCoOP.png

An image from the opening

Status: Partially Found

Mon Cherie CoCo (モンシェリ CoCo) is an anime series based on the 1971 manga of the same name created by Waki Yamato. This anime was produced by Nippon TV Video in 1972.

The series was aired every Sunday from 7:30 pm to 8:00 pm from August 27th, 1972, to November 26th of the same year.[1][2]

According to Hiroshi Shimosaki, financial problems were the main cause of the series' cancellation, in addition to the resignation of Kiyoshi Watanabe (producer).

None of the episodes have been made publicly available, without even any mirror online despite its retransmissions up until 1990.

For years, the only still-accessible material in the series was an opening uploaded by Masami Jun and articles in newspapers at the time. However, in 2022, the ending theme for the show has also been found. On June 12th, 2024, VHS clips of what is presumed to be from episodes 3 and 5 were uploaded to Twitter/X by a user named @video_vhs, thus making this the first time footage beyond the opening itself has been seen in over 30 years. The same clips were later reuploaded to YouTube.[3] On June 20 of the same year, a VHS clip of what is presumed to be from episode 13 were uploaded to Twitter/X by @video_vhs, however the original tweet has since been deleted but reuploads are out there.[4]

Episodes

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

Gallery

Available Material

The opening of the anime series.

The full ending of the anime series. The associated ending animation is currently lost.

Clips from episodes 3 and 5.

Clip from episode 13.

Videos

SailorGuardianHope's video on the subject.

Marion Bea's video on the subject.

References

  1. Hokuni Shimbun, September 3, 1972, morning edition, TV column.
  2. Hebei Xinpo, November 5, 1972 - November 26, 1972, morning newspaper, TV column.
  3. コノシート@新刊通販中 (@video_vhs) - X/Twitter Retrieved 15 June '24
  4. - X/Twitter Retrieved 21 June '24

External Link