Transcription: " Harapeko Rēsu" ( Japanese: 腹ぺこレース) She then smashes up the club house after they broke a promise they made to her. Lulu is appointed to guard Tubby's club house, but sends them false alarms. Transcription: " Ganbare Mihari ban" ( Japanese: がんばれ見はり番) " Good Luck Guard" / "Ganbare Show Great Numbers" Tubby and Lulu exchange pranks by scaring each other, until Tubby's gang get the better of them.
Lulu has been assigned to babysit Tubby, much to his protest. Transcription: " Dai Sawagi no Oru su ban" ( Japanese: 大さわぎのおるすばん) " Operation Babysitter" / "Sitting in a Large Noisy" Most of her efforts, however, have not worked at all. Hoping to become an angel, Lulu tries to help those in need, including Tubby, Alvin, Iggy, Annie, Wilbur and Snobbly. Transcription: " Chibikko Tenshi" ( Japanese: ちびっこ天使) In 2010 EMI Film released the movie on DVD, the second was done by SD Cinematografica in 1995, using the Mercury soundtrack. In this same year, Heritage Cinematografica produced a film for Italian cinemas that used several of the episodes of the television program, in addition to replacing the music of Mercury, the opening and ending theme was changed to one composed of Cesare Regazzoni and Massimo Chiodi. Two dubs were produced in Italy, the first was in 1981, This Dub is currently lost. In 1985, Harmony Gold produced another English dub, changing the voice cast, the opening sequence was kept and the ending sequence was changed however, the Mercury composition was intact. The TV series later was also dubbed in Italian, German, Hebrew, Arabic, Spanish, and Brazilian Portuguese.Īn English dub of the anime was made by ZIV International in 1978, and Mark Mercury composed the opening score, while the opening and credits sequence consisted of scenes taken from episodes. The TV series was produced by Nippon Animation, and aired on ABC and NET from Octoto Apin Japan, their opening theme homonymous and ending theme "I'm Lulu!", were written by Miko Kayama, composed by Nobuyoshi Koshibe, and performed by Mitsuko Horie. Lulu: Eiko Masuyama (episodes 1-3), Minori Matsushima (episodes 4-26).girls rivalry, Tubby's clubhouse, and mishaps with the troublemaking Westside Gang.
The most prominent themes derived from the comics include the boys vs. The series follows the everyday adventures of Little Lulu, Tubby, and the rest of their friends. The series was animated and directed by Fumio Kurokawa. Little Lulu and Her Little Friends ( リトル・ルルとちっちゃい仲間, Ritoru Ruru to Chitchai Nakama) is a Japanese anime television series produced by Nippon Animation, based on Little Lulu comic by US cartoonist Marjorie Henderson Buell (Marge). ( Learn how and when to remove this template message)
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