Wanpaku Omukashi Kumu Kumu (TV)
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Director: Rintaro Screenplay: Yoshikazu Yasuhiko Original creator: Yoshikazu Yasuhiko Character Design: Yoshikazu Yasuhiko Animation director: Yoshikazu Yasuhiko | Kazue Tagami as Kumu Kumu Kousei Tomita as Paru Paru Mitsuko Tomoba as Maru Maru Ryusei Nakao as Rooman Teruko Akiyama as Chiru Chiru Yoshiko Ohta as Aron Youko Asagami as Furu Furu | |||||||
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| (none) | Jackie Berger as KumKum Catherine Lafond as Moustik Michel Beaune as Père (Bradefer) Monique Thierry as Mère (Flora) Séverine Morisot as Lilibelle Arlette Thomas as Culbuto Caroline Beaune as Pomme Pomme (soeur) Denis Boileau as Roman Françoise Fleury as Citronnelle Jacques Ferrière as Cléobulle Marie Francey as Pierre Garin as Fortos | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Giorgio Favretto Dialogues: Giorgio Favretto Theme Song Performance: Piccoli Antenati | Sonia Scotti as Kum Kum Anna Rosa Garatti as Ettore Conti as Vecchio saggio Rino Bolognesi as Moki Moki Rodolfo Bianchi as | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: SBT (Brazil) | |||||||
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