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An audience roars with laughter as a man, a penguin on a ball, and a sumo wrestler perform in a comedy theater. As the man gets slapped in the face with a pie, and the penguin gets knocked over by the sumo wrestler swinging on a rope, even the king and queen in their luxury box are laughing! Everyone turns (including ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' visitors [[Sno]], her mother, and the [[Jingle Village Chief]]) to observe the young princess, [[Puruah]]'s, reaction: she is unmoved. A panel of judges proclaim the failure, revealing more visitors behind them including [[Lunch]], [[Oolong]], [[Shuu]], [[Mai]], and [[Pilaf]]. The king dejectedly states that he knew that it wouldn't work as the princess stomps off. "It's boring." she says. | |||
===Film=== | ===Film=== | ||
TBD | TBD | ||
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| Premiere Date | 10 July 1993 | ||
| Premiere Event | 1993 Toei Anime Fair (Summer) | ||
| Running Time | 32 minutes | ||
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| Scenario | Aya Matsui | ||
| Art | Nobuto Sakamoto | ||
| Director | Mitsuo Hashimoto | ||
| Executive Producer | Tomonori Imada, Tomio Anzai (Shueisha) | ||
"Dr. Slump and Arale-chan: N-cha! From Penguin Village with Love" is the seventh theatrical film based on the anime and manga Dr. Slump. It is the second film in the 1990s revival of the anime films as well as the first film to follow the continuity of the sequel manga, The Brief Return of Dr. Slump. The movie premiered as part of the 1993 Summer "Toei Anime Fair" on 10 July 1993, the same event which premiered Dragon Ball Z Movie 9. It is notable for including numerous cameos from Dragon Ball characters. It was written by Aya Matsui and directed by Mitsuo Hashimoto.
Synopsis
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Summary
Prologue
An audience roars with laughter as a man, a penguin on a ball, and a sumo wrestler perform in a comedy theater. As the man gets slapped in the face with a pie, and the penguin gets knocked over by the sumo wrestler swinging on a rope, even the king and queen in their luxury box are laughing! Everyone turns (including Dragon Ball visitors Sno, her mother, and the Jingle Village Chief) to observe the young princess, Puruah's, reaction: she is unmoved. A panel of judges proclaim the failure, revealing more visitors behind them including Lunch, Oolong, Shuu, Mai, and Pilaf. The king dejectedly states that he knew that it wouldn't work as the princess stomps off. "It's boring." she says.
Film
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Epilogue
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Cast
The following table provides the cast as credited in the original Japanese film. Additional characters/cast members not originally credited, or with speaking roles exclusive to a specific dubbing, have been included at the bottom of the table.
| Character | Cast | |
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| Japanese | ||
| Arale Norimaki | Mami Koyama | |
| Senbei Norimaki | Kenji Utsumi | |
| Bakauke-kun | ||
| Midori Norimaki | Yoko Kawanami | |
| Gatchan | Yoko Tekkozuka | |
| Taro Soramame | Bin Shimada | |
| King Nikochan | ||
| King Nikochan's Servant | ||
| Akane Kimidori | Mami Matsui | |
| Kudzu Peace Cake | Tomiko Suzuki | |
| Picking | Tanaka Minami | |
| Tsuruten Tsun | ||
| Suppaman | Toru Furuya | |
| Sun | ||
| Bulure | Yumi Touma | |
| Next | Kazue Komiya | |
| Zionle | Naoki Tatsuta | |
| Boutarebou | ||
| King | Masato Hirano | |
| Prince Chap | Chiyoko Kawashima | |
| Obotchaman | ||
| Kinoko Sarada | ||
| Dr. Mashirito | Akira Kamiya | |
| Mechauken | ||
| Month | ||
Main Staff
The following list provides the main staff responsible for the production of this theatrical film as credited in its respective ending credits.
- Production: Tomonori Imada, Tomio Anzai (Shueisha)
- Original: Akira Toriyama (Shueisha's V Jump)
- Planning: Kozo Morishita (Toei Animation), Seiichi Hiruda (Toei Animation), Weekly Shonen Jump
- Screenplay: Aya Matsui
- Music: Shunsuke Kikuchi
- Director of Photography: Takeshi Fukuda
- Editing: Shigeru Nishiyama
- Recording: Nobu Teru Ikegami
- Art director: Nobuto Sakamoto
- Character design and drawing director: Masahiro Naoi
- Production: Yoshihiro Fujimoto
- Director: Mitsuo Hashimoto
- Original drawings: Nobuyoshi Hoshikawa, Hiroshi Shinshina, Toshiyuki Fujisawa, Yoshifumi Miyashi, Toshie Kawamura, Satoshi Horisawa, Akio Ujiie, Tatsuya Abe, Mitsuo Shindo, Yoshio Usuda, Kanae Suwa, Mayumi Fukushi, Mari Tominaga, Yuji Kondo, Tomoyuki Matsumoto, Shinji Takeuchi
- Video Checker: Sanae Nakajima, Yoko Sano
- Art assistant: Kyoko Nakayama
- Background: Big Studio
- Finish: Peacock
- Color specification: Hideko Sakai
- Cellograph: Sachiko Torimoto
- Inspection: Sachiko Gokita
- Special effect: Masayuki Nakajima
- Photography: Sanko Production
- Effect: Yozo Kataoka
- Music selection: Shigeru Miyashita
- Recording assistant: Yoshihiko Takeda
- Negative editing: Masahiro Goto
- Assistant director: Oya Shoji
- Art Progress: Reiko Kitayama
- Finishing progress: Tetsunori Morita
- Record: Yoshiko Ito
- Production progress: Kazuhiro Fushimi
- Recording Studio: Tabak
- Development: Toei Chemical
- Advertising Cooperation: Fuji TV
- Animation Production: Toei Animation
- Production: Shueisha, Toei Animation
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