Adventure at the rainbow pond

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Anime television series
title Adventure at the rainbow pond
Original title け ろ っ こ デ メ タ ン
transcription Kerokko Demetan
Country of production JapanJapan Japan
original language Japanese
year 1973
Studio Tatsunoko Pro
length 25 minutes
Episodes 39
genre comedy
Director Hiroshi Fujioka
idea Jinzo Torium,
Tatsuo Yoshida
production Ippei Kuri,
Kenji Yoshida
music Nobuyoshi Koshibe
First broadcast January 2 to September 25, 1973 on Fuji TV
German-language
first broadcast		 November 21 to December 16, 1997 on Super RTL
synchronization

Demetan Croaker ( Jap. けろっこデメタン , Kerokko Demetan , dt as "frog child Demetan" from. Kerokero for "quack-quack") is an anime - TV series of the studio Tatsunoko Production from 1973.

action

The young frog Jonathan Springlich lives with his parents Theo and Lili Springlich at the rainbow pond, whose bank has never been stepped on by anyone. He fell in love with the mayor's daughter, Hildegard. This accompanies him through the problems that the school and other inhabitants of the pond cause him. The two learn a lot about love, hate and envy.

publication

The anime series was produced in 1973 by the Tatsunoko Production studio in Japan . Directed by Hiroshi Sasagawa . It was broadcast on Fuji TV from January 2 to September 25, 1973.

The television series has been translated into over five languages, including English , French , Arabic and Spanish . The German first broadcast took place from November to December 1997 on the Super RTL channel .

The series was edited together under the title The Little Heroes of the Rainbow Pond . This was published in Germany in 2000 on VHS and broadcast on the German-language television channels RTL II , KiKA , 3sat and ZDF . The first cut is called Jonathan, the brave frog and ran on VOX , 3sat, KiKa and ZDF.

synchronization

Role German / Japanese Seiyū (voice actor)
Jonathan Springlich / Demetan Yuko Hisamatsu
Hildegard / Ranatan Mari Okamoto
teller Haruko Kitahama

music

The opening credits of the Japanese version were underlaid with the song Kerokko Demetan . When closing titles was used Makeru na Demetan . Both songs are from Mitsuko Horie .

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