Bumpety Boo - The little yellow super speedster

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Anime television series
title Bumpety Boo - The little yellow super speedster
Original title へ ー い! ブ ン ブ ー
transcription Hey! Bumbu
Country of production JapanJapan Japan
original language Japanese
Year (s) 1985-1986
Studio Nippon animation
length 10 mins
Episodes 130
genre Adventure , comedy , fantasy
Director Eiji Okabe,
Kenjiro Yoshida
production Shoji Sato
music Nobuyoshi Koshibe
First broadcast April 8, 1985 - April 3, 1986 on NHK
German-language
first broadcast		 1995 on Super RTL
synchronization

Bumpety Boo ( Jap. へーいブンブー! Hei Bumbu! ) Is an anime - TV series , which from 1985 to 1986 by Nippon Animation in Japan was produced. The series consists of 130 episodes of 10 minutes each.

content

The show shows the adventures of a boy named Ken who finds a yellow talking car called Bumpety Boo that he has been adventuring with ever since. They both travel the world to find Bumpety's mother. In the later episodes, Dr. Monkey constantly to kidnap the yellow car Bumpety. Eventually, Ken and Bumpety find Bumpety's mother.

Publications

The anime was produced by Nippon Animation in 1985, directed by Eiji Okabe and Kenjirô Yoshida. The character design was created by Isamu Kumata and Susumu Shiraume, and Setsuko Ishizu was the artistic director. The series first aired from April 8, 1985 to April 3, 1986 by NHK in Japan.

In the early 1990s, many of the show's VHS tapes were released in English by Saban Entertainment . In the mid-90s, the program was also broadcast on Super RTL in Germany in 43 30-minute segments. After a few repetitions on Super RTL and Fox Kids , the broadcast was completely stopped in 2005 and the series has not been broadcast since.

Voice actor

role Japanese speaker ( seiyū ) German speaker
Bumpety Boo Masako Nozawa Christian Weygand
Ken Chika Sakamoto Inez Günther
Dr. Monkey Kenichi Ogata Fred Maire

music

The music in the series was composed by Nobuyoshi Koshibe. The Japanese opening song is Boku wa Bumbū ( ぼ く は ブ ン ブ ー ), the Japanese closing title Ashita no Wonderland ( あ し た の ワ ン ダ ー ラ ン ド Ashita no Wandārando ), both by Hashimoto Shiori.

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