Go! Go! Itsutsugo Land
Go! Go! Itsutsugo Land | |
ゴーゴー五つ子ら・ん・ど (Go go itsutsugo ra·n·do) | |
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Anime television series | |
Directed by | Setsuko Shibuichi (Chief Director) |
Produced by | Tatsuo Ono Andrew Tamon Niwa |
Written by | Kazumi Koide Mitsuyo Suenaga |
Music by | Taku Iwasaki Tom Keenlyside & John Mitchell, Kevin Stremlaw, Traci Stremlaw & David Iris (English version) |
Studio | Magic Bus (animation) Eiken (production) |
Licensed by |
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Original network | TBS |
English network |
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Original run | April 14, 2001 – March 30, 2002 |
Episodes | 50 |
Go! Go! Itsutsugo Land (ゴーゴー五つ子ら・ん・ど, Go go itsutsugo ra·n·do) is a Japanese anime series that originally aired in Japan during 2001 and 2002 on TBS. The series is about quintuplets who have many adventures together.
The series has been dubbed into English by The Ocean Group as Let's Go Quintuplets! and aired in New Zealand.[1] The first two episodes of the English dub were released on a dual audio European Spanish DVD.[2]
The series totals 50 episodes, each one consisting of 1 to 2 parts.
The name Go! Go! Itsutsugo has a double meaning. Go is, apart from the English word, also Japanese for "five". Itsutsugo means quintuplet.
Characters
The names of the characters were changed in the English dub but the initials of each name were preserved.
- Karl Miller (森野かぶと, Morino Kabuto) is the oldest of the five twins, although only by a few minutes.
- Krystal Miller (森野きのこ, Morino Kinoko) is the most self-centered. She already knows she is going to become a movie star and therefore gives signed autographs away.
- Harold Miller (森野ひのき, Morino Hinoki) is the bookworm and wants to win the Nobel Prize.
- Austin Miller (森野あらし, Morino Arashi) wants to become a true superhero - a detective or something else.
- Karly Miller (森野こだま, Morino Kodama) is the youngest of the quintuplets. She wants to save the world and all animals (except frogs)
- Six Miller (ロクちゃん, Roku-chan) is an affectionate little dog owned by the Miller (Morino) family.
Cast
Japanese
- Chie Koujiro - Arashi Morino
- Fujiko Takimoto - Kabuto Morino
- Hiro Yuuki - Hinoki Morino
- Kae Araki - Kodama Morino
- Yuko Mizutani - Kinoko Morino
English
- Sharon Alexander - Karly Miller
- Don Brown - Principal
- Noel Callahan - Karl Miller
- Gabe Khouth
- Danny McKinnon - Austin Miller
- Scott McNeil - Jack Miller
- Colin Murdock - Officer Collins
- Nicole Oliver - Ms. Carruthers
- Tabitha St. Germain - Krystal Miller[3]
- Chantal Strand - Vanessa, Bridget
- Venus Terzo
- Cathy Weseluck - Harold Miller
- Jillian Michaels - Matthew, Mermaid (episodes 9, 48)
- Michael Coleman - Leroy Green (episode 24)
Episode list
Note: of most of the episodes the English dub name isn't known.
# | Title | Original Airdate |
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1 | "The First Day Of School" (Japanese: 入学式は大パニック!?) | 2001 (2001) |
"Six at Home" (Japanese: あらしとロクちゃん) | ||
2 | "Things are Shaping up" (Japanese: こだまのダイエット大作戦) | TBA |
"Karl's First Love" (Japanese: かぶとの初恋) | ||
3 | "The Shopping Mall Model" (Japanese: きのこのアイドル・コンテスト) | TBA |
"Harold's Ghost Theory" (Japanese: ひのきのオバケ退治) | ||
4 | "Super Sleuth Austin" (Japanese: 名探偵あらし 真犯人は誰だ!?) | TBA |
"Karly's Un-Birthday" (Japanese: こだまの消えた誕生日) | ||
5 | "Karl Plays Cupid" (Japanese: かぶとは恋のキューピッド!) | TBA |
"Make Up for Mother's Day" (Japanese: きのこの母の日大作戦) | ||
6 | "First Time at Home Alone" (Japanese: 初めてのお留守番) | TBA |
"The Wrestling Tournament" (Japanese: ひのきのすもう大会) | ||
7 | "First Field Trip" (Japanese: ラブラブ遠足大騒動) | TBA |
"Dad At Work!" (Japanese: パパの会社へゴーゴー!) | ||
8 | "Krystal Gets The Scoop" (Japanese: きのこのスクープを狙え!) | TBA |
"Visiting the Dentist Is Scary" (Japanese: 恐怖の歯医者さん) | ||
9 | "Horoscope Hijinks" (Japanese: ひのきのおサカナ占い) | TBA |
"Write On Mom!" (Japanese: ママは童話作家!?) | ||
10 | "A Visitor From Afar" (Japanese: きのこのラブラブ国際結婚?) | TBA |
"Have A Seat Dad" (Japanese: パパに秘密のプレゼント) | ||
11 | "Swimming Pool Blues" (Japanese: きのこのラブラブ国際結婚?) | TBA |
"Tiger Trouble!" (Japanese: パパに秘密のプレゼント) | ||
12 | "Runaway Quintuplet!" (Japanese: かぶとの家出) | TBA |
"Spoiled Rotten" (Japanese: こだまの一日お母さん) | ||
13 | (Japanese: 名探偵あらし 姿なき怪盗!?) | TBA |
(Japanese: きのこのスターへの道!) | ||
14 | "Fast Food Frenzy" (Japanese: こだまのフードバトル!) | TBA |
(Japanese: 大変だ!! パパとママの大戦争) | ||
15 | "A Place of My Own" (Japanese: ひのきのぼくの部屋が欲しい!) | TBA |
(Japanese: 五つ子・初めての飛行機) | ||
16 | "Dinosaur Tales" (Japanese: 北海道まるごと大冒険!!) | TBA |
"What Dinosaur?" (Japanese: 北海道まるごと大冒険!! つづき) | ||
17 | "The Big Race" (Japanese: かぶとの新記録をねらえ!!) | TBA |
"Ghost Trouble" (Japanese: きのこのコワ〜イ写真!?) | ||
18 | "Lesson In Love" (Japanese: かわばた巡査愛のレッスン!) | TBA |
"Summer Santa" (Japanese: 真夏のサンタクロース) | ||
19 | "Doggone Dog" (Japanese: とどけ! ロクちゃんの言葉) | TBA |
"A Helping Hand" (Japanese: アッコもビックリ!きのこの付き人) | ||
20 | "Krystal Storms The Stage" (Japanese: きのこの台風なんかぶっ飛ばせ!) | TBA |
"Mom's Summer Vacation" (Japanese: ママの夏休み) | ||
21 | "A Girl's Best Friend" (Japanese: かぶとに恋のライバル!?) | TBA |
"What're Friends For?!" (Japanese: あらしの万引き騒動) | ||
22 | "Grampa Comes To Visit!" (Japanese: ホラふきじいちゃんが来た!) | TBA |
"Six Goes On A Date!" (Japanese: ロクちゃんのデート) | ||
23 | "Daddy's Girl" (Japanese: きのこの家出?) | TBA |
"The World's Greatest Dog!" (Japanese: ロクちゃんのワンワン選手権) | ||
24 | "Karl's Got Game!" (Japanese: かぶとのシュートを決めろ!!) | TBA |
"Super Sleuth Austin and the Shattered Shrine" (Japanese: 名探偵あらしvsきのこ) | ||
25 | "Swooning For Safety!" (Japanese: ラブラブ愛の交通安全) | TBA |
"Krystal's Best Friend?" (Japanese: みかんはきのこの大親友!) | ||
26 | "Krytal's Pet Hamster" | TBA |
27 | "Brave Prince Karl" (Japanese: カリンちゃん、初めてのキス!) | TBA |
"Mona's Revenge!" (Japanese: みかんの華麗なる復讐パーティー) | ||
28 | "Karly's Frog Adventure" (Japanese: こだまのケロケロ大冒険) | TBA |
"Daddy's Sweetheart" (Japanese: パパの恋人?) | ||
29 | "Violet's Dancing Television Appearance" (Japanese: アイちゃんの踊るテレビ出演!?) | TBA |
"Krystal Goes On a Date" (Japanese: きのこのデートでゲット大作戦!) | ||
30 | "Krystal and Mona's Television Debut" | TBA |
31 | (Japanese: あらしの家出!) | TBA |
(Japanese: かぶとの100点をねらえ!) | ||
32 | (Japanese: 森野家ビンボー脱出大作戦!) | TBA |
(Japanese: あの子の素敵なバースデー) | ||
33 | (Japanese: こだまのラブラブ・フードバトル!) | TBA |
(Japanese: ショック! くるみ先生にナゾの恋人) | ||
34 | "N/A" | TBA |
35 | "N/A" | TBA |
36 | (Japanese: きのこに謎のラブレター) | TBA |
(Japanese: 五つ子、サンタになる!?) | ||
37 | (Japanese: 五つ子、サンタになる!?) | TBA |
(Japanese: ひのきの宝くじ大騒動) | ||
38 | (Japanese: 徳川埋蔵金をさがせ!) | TBA |
(Japanese: みかん屋敷のお正月スゴロク大会) | ||
39 | (Japanese: 涙の別れ! グッバイきのこ) | TBA |
(Japanese: あらしの成人式!?) | ||
40 | (Japanese: プレイボーイあらし!) | TBA |
(Japanese: 女の戦い! 大雪サバイバル) | ||
41 | (Japanese: きのこのキスキス大作戦!) | TBA |
(Japanese: ひのきは一家の大黒柱!?) | ||
42 | (Japanese: カリスマ美容師きのこ!?) | TBA |
(Japanese: あらしのイジメなんかやっつけろ!) | ||
43 | "N/A" | TBA |
44 | (Japanese: みかんの雪山大脱走!) | TBA |
(Japanese: 幻の雪男VSひのき) | ||
45 | (Japanese: どっちが主役!? ひのきVSきのこ) | TBA |
(Japanese: マジシャン猿のママさがし) | ||
46 | (Japanese: みかんの家出) | TBA |
(Japanese: きのこのえなり君とスキャンダル♥) | ||
47 | (Japanese: 名探偵対決! あらしVSきのこ) | TBA |
(Japanese: かぶとのホワイトデー) | ||
48 | (Japanese: ひのきのラブラブ大作戦!) | TBA |
(Japanese: かぶと・タカ彦の友よさらば!!) | ||
49 | (Japanese: みかんが転校!) | TBA |
(Japanese: 愛のラストボール) | ||
50 | (Japanese: きのこのお見合いトラブル!) | TBA |
(Japanese: さよならロクちゃん) | ||
International
Country | Title | Channel | Note |
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Italy | Cinque gemelli diversi | Jetix, Super 3, Telenuovo, Telenobra, NuovaRete and Frisbee | |
Switzerland | Cinque gemelli diversi (Italian) Les Quintuplés (French) | RSI La 2 (Italian) RTS Deux (French) | |
Japan | ゴーゴー五つ子 ら・ん・ど (Gō gō itsutsugo ra.n.do.) | Tokyo Broadcasting System | |
Taiwan | 元氣五胞胎 | Disney[4] | |
Russia | Близняшки-пятерняшки | REN TV | |
The Netherlands | De Bende van Vijf (The Gang of Five) | Jetix Disney Channel | 27 December 2004 until 31 December 2005 (Jetix) |
France | Les Quintuplés | Fox Kids/Jetix | |
Spain | Los quintillizos | Jetix, TVE2, Clan TVE, Neox | |
New Zealand | Let's Go Quintuplets! | TV2 | |
Portugal | Let's Go Quintuplets! | SIC | |
Indonesia | Let's Go Quintuplets! | TV7[5] | |
Israel | החמישייה | Fox Kids, Jetix | |
Latin America | Problemas Quíntuples | ||
South Korea | Go! Go! 다섯 쌍둥이 | Tooniverse | |
Turkey | Yaramaz Beşizler | TRT |
References
- ^ "Let's Go Quintuplets! - Story - TV2". tvnz.co.nz.
- ^ "Diver house films - Música - LOS QUINTILLIZOS - DVD, DVDSPAIN, PELICULAS, CINE, FAMILIAR, DISCOVERY, MOTOGP, GRANDPRIX, LA VUELTA AL MUNDO EN 80 DIAS, PIERCE BROSNAN, DOCUMENTALES, OFERTAS, DEPORTES, COCHES, MOTOS, AVENTURA, FORUM, BARCELONA, BECKHAM, CIENCIA, TECNOLOGIA, AUTOMOVILES, HISTORY, CHANNEL, EGIPTO, EL SEÑOR DE LOS ANILLOS, SHERLOCK HOLMES, MUSICA, ALFREDO KRAUS, PLACIDO , DOMINGO, COMPRAR, VENTA, ON LINE, INTERNACIONAL, DVD, DVDSPAIN, MOVIES, FAMILY, ENTERTAINMENT, DISCOVERY, MOTOGP, GRAND PRIX, AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS, PIERCE BROSNAN, DOCUMENTARIES, SPECIAL OFFERS, SPORTS, CARS, MOTORCYCLE, ADVENTURE, FORUM, BARCELONA, BECKHAM, SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AUTOMOBILES, HISTORY, CHANNEL, EGYPT, THE LORD OF THE RINGS, SHERLOCK HOLMES, MUSIC, ALFREDO KRAUS, PLACIDO, DOMINGO, BUY, SHOPPING, ON LINE, INTERNATIONAL, FILMS". Archived from the original on 2017-03-02. Retrieved 2017-03-02.
- ^ "www.tabithastgermain.com - Home". Archived from the original on 2017-02-20. Retrieved 2017-02-26.
- ^ "Disney Channel : 元氣五胞胎". Archived from the original on 2003-07-14.
- ^ ":: jawawa.id :: TV Program: Tuesday, April 6, 2004".
External links
- Go! Go! Itsutsugo Land (anime) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia
- Let's Go Quintuplets! at the official TBS website
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