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{{Anime|image1 = ポンポコ4きょうだい_タイトルロゴ.png|kanji = ポンポコ4きょうだい|romaji = Ponpoko Yon-kyoudai|type = TV|premiere = April 28, 2006|finale = August 21, 2009|episodes = 172 (516 segments)|source = '''Original'''<br>Created by Keisuke Nakashio|composition = Masahide Iguchi|chardesign = Keisuke Nakashio|anidir = [[Keiji Ishii]]|artdir = Sugako Hara|music = Shunya Asano<br>Waku Hoshino|tsong = Serani Poji|produce = Makihiko Tsuchiya|direct = [[Akihide Akimoto]]}}'''Ponpoko 4-Kyoudai''' (''Kana: ポンポコ4きょうだい'') is an anime series created by Keisuke Nakashio and aired on Nippon Television from 2006 to 2009.
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{{Anime|image1 = ポンポコ4きょうだい_タイトルロゴ.png|kanji = ポンポコ4きょうだい|romaji = Ponpoko Yon-kyoudai|type = TV|premiere = April 28, 2006|finale = August 21, 2009|episodes = 172 (516 segments)|source = '''Original'''<br>Created by [[Keisuke Nakashio]]|composition = [[Masahide Iguchi]] (eps. 1-85)<br>Keisuke Nakashio (eps. 86-172)|chardesign = Keisuke Nakashio|anidir = [[Keiji Ishii]]|artdir = Sugako Hara|music = [[Shunya Asano]]<br>[[Waku Hoshino]]|tsong = Serani Poji|produce = Makihiko Tsuchiya|direct = [[Akihide Akimoto]]}}'''Ponpoko 4-Kyoudai''' (''Kana: ポンポコ4きょうだい'') is an anime series created by [[Keisuke Nakashio]] and aired on Nippon Television from 2006 to 2009.
   
 
The series spins off from [[Ponpoko 4-Kyoudai World Tour]], an OVA released earlier that year.
 
The series spins off from [[Ponpoko 4-Kyoudai World Tour]], an OVA released earlier that year.
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**Haruna Ikezawa as [[Hiroshi, Fukuya and Mitsuru Moriyama|Fukuya Moriyama]], a self-proclaimed "tough boy" who won't ever turn down a fight.
 
**Haruna Ikezawa as [[Hiroshi, Fukuya and Mitsuru Moriyama|Fukuya Moriyama]], a self-proclaimed "tough boy" who won't ever turn down a fight.
 
**Mamiko Noto as [[Hiroshi, Fukuya and Mitsuru Moriyama|Mitsuru Moriyama]], the most naive of the brothers.
 
**Mamiko Noto as [[Hiroshi, Fukuya and Mitsuru Moriyama|Mitsuru Moriyama]], the most naive of the brothers.
*Yuzuru Fujimoto as the [[Mr. Moriyama|overweight father of the brothers]].
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*[[Yuzuru Fujimoto]] as the [[Mr. Moriyama|overweight father of the brothers]].
 
*Natsuko Kuwatani as [[Nanako]], a sweet female hamster and Maruo's love interest.
 
*Natsuko Kuwatani as [[Nanako]], a sweet female hamster and Maruo's love interest.
 
*Akira Ishida as Kontaro, a fox who is Maruo's best friend at the school he attends.
 
*Akira Ishida as Kontaro, a fox who is Maruo's best friend at the school he attends.
 
*[[Tomoko Kaneda]] as Yuka Kanemitsu, a spoiled rich fox girl and classmate to Maruo.
 
*[[Tomoko Kaneda]] as Yuka Kanemitsu, a spoiled rich fox girl and classmate to Maruo.
*Saburō Kamei as Mr. Kumada, the Moriyama family's anything-but-friendly neighbor.
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*Saburō Kamei as [[Mr. Kumada]], the Moriyama family's anything-but-friendly neighbor.
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*Mitsuki Saiga as Taiichi Toyotomi, a close friend of Nanako, so much so that it makes Maruo jealous.
 
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*Additional Voices include (but aren't limited to):
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**Kumiko Higa
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**[[Mitsuhiro Ichiki]]
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**[[Miyu Matsuki]]
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**[[Rie Kugimiya]]
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**Satomi Kōrogi
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**Shigeru Chiba
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**[[Yui Horie]]
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**Yume Miyamoto
 
==Theme Songs==
 
==Theme Songs==
:''Lyrics and Composition by ''Tomoko Sasaki
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:''Lyrics and Composition by ''[[Tomoko Sasaki]]
 
===Opening===
 
===Opening===
*"Sayōnara Ichigo-chan (さようならいちごちゃん)" by Serani Poji<br />''Arrangement by ''Naofumi Hataya
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#"Sayōnara Ichigo-chan (さようならいちごちゃん)" by Serani Poji (eps. 1-85)<br />''Arrangement by ''Naofumi Hataya
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#"shopping mania" by Serani Poji (eps. 86-171)<br />''Arrangement by ''Tomoya Ohtani
 
===Ending===
 
===Ending===
*"EVE" by Serani Poji<br />''Arrangement by ''Masayuki Kumahara
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#"EVE" by Serani Poji<br />''Arrangement by ''Masayuki Kumahara
 
==Trivia==
 
==Trivia==
*After the show's end in 2009, it had a repeated airing on NHK Educational Television from 2011 throughout 2014, with only one segment being aired.
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*After the show's end in 2009, it had a repeated airing on [[NHK]] Educational Television from 2011 throughout 2014, with only one segment being aired each time.
 
**This is the reason why its [[Shin Ponpoko 4-Kyoudai|sequel series]] airs on NHK, rather than Nippon Television.
 
**This is the reason why its [[Shin Ponpoko 4-Kyoudai|sequel series]] airs on NHK, rather than Nippon Television.
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*At 172 episodes and 516 segments, {{PAGENAME}} is the studio's longest running TV anime.
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*In the online version available on [[Studio XYZ]]'s official Youtube/Nicovideo channels, director Akihide Akimoto's name was removed from both the opening and ending credits.
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*After finishing production for episode 85, Series compositor Masahide Iguchi left Studio XYZ for personal reasons. He would later return in 2014.
 
==See also==
 
==See also==
 
*[[Ponpoko 4-Kyoudai World Tour]]
 
*[[Ponpoko 4-Kyoudai World Tour]]

Revision as of 17:38, 24 October 2020

Ponpoko 4-Kyoudai (Kana: ポンポコ4きょうだい) is an anime series created by Keisuke Nakashio and aired on Nippon Television from 2006 to 2009.

The series spins off from Ponpoko 4-Kyoudai World Tour, an OVA released earlier that year.

Cast

  • MORE PEACH SUMMER SNOW as the 4 Moriyama Brothers.
  • Yuzuru Fujimoto as the overweight father of the brothers.
  • Natsuko Kuwatani as Nanako, a sweet female hamster and Maruo's love interest.
  • Akira Ishida as Kontaro, a fox who is Maruo's best friend at the school he attends.
  • Tomoko Kaneda as Yuka Kanemitsu, a spoiled rich fox girl and classmate to Maruo.
  • Saburō Kamei as Mr. Kumada, the Moriyama family's anything-but-friendly neighbor.
  • Mitsuki Saiga as Taiichi Toyotomi, a close friend of Nanako, so much so that it makes Maruo jealous.
  • Additional Voices include (but aren't limited to):

Theme Songs

Lyrics and Composition by Tomoko Sasaki

Opening

  1. "Sayōnara Ichigo-chan (さようならいちごちゃん)" by Serani Poji (eps. 1-85)
    Arrangement by Naofumi Hataya
  2. "shopping mania" by Serani Poji (eps. 86-171)
    Arrangement by Tomoya Ohtani

Ending

  1. "EVE" by Serani Poji
    Arrangement by Masayuki Kumahara

Trivia

  • After the show's end in 2009, it had a repeated airing on NHK Educational Television from 2011 throughout 2014, with only one segment being aired each time.
    • This is the reason why its sequel series airs on NHK, rather than Nippon Television.
  • At 172 episodes and 516 segments, Ponpoko 4-Kyoudai is the studio's longest running TV anime.
  • In the online version available on Studio XYZ's official Youtube/Nicovideo channels, director Akihide Akimoto's name was removed from both the opening and ending credits.
  • After finishing production for episode 85, Series compositor Masahide Iguchi left Studio XYZ for personal reasons. He would later return in 2014.

See also