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Iruka to Shonen (TV)

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Alternative title:
Biały delfin Um (Polish)
Oum le dauphin (French)
The Dolphin and the Boy
Zoom the White Dolphin
Zum, il delfino bianco (Italian)
イルカと少年　 (Japanese)
Genres: adventure
Objectionable content: None
Running time: 24 minutes per episode
Number of episodes: 13
Episode titles: We have 13
Vintage: 1975-07-30 to 1975-08-15
Opening Theme:
"Kira Kira Kagayaku Taiyō (キラキラ輝く太陽)" by Fuyumi Shiraishi
Ending Theme:
"Moeru Taiyō (燃える太陽)" by Katsuko Morita
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Japanese staff
Japanese cast
Script:
Akeshi Hiroyama
Akira Ibashi
Episode Director:
Takahiro Okada
Toru Murayama
Music: Hirooki Kogawa
Art Director: Keishi Kamezaki

Chief animator: Tsuneo Komuro
Production manager: Tadayoshi Horikoshi
Katsuji Mori as Yan

Fuyumi Shiraishi as Marina
Hiroshi Ohtake as Sebastien
Kiyoshi Kawakubo as Michael
Masayasu Takato as Patrick
Japanese companies
Broadcaster: Tokyo Broadcasting System
Production: Eiken
English staff
English companies
(none)
English cast
(none)
French cast
French staff
Scenario:
Gaston Pommier Layrargues
Vladimir Tarta
Music:
Michel Legrand
Vladimir Cosma
Character Design: Marc Bonnet
Animation Director: Tsuneo Komuro

Décor: Marc Bonnet
Realisation: Rene Borg
Claude Vincent as Yann
Fernand Rauzena as Patrick
Gerard Rinaldi as
Jean-Sebastien
Trouillaverde
Séverine Morisot as Marina
French companies
Broadcaster:
FR3 (from 7 March 1975)
M6 (from 1990)
ORTF (from 30 November 1971)
Radio-Canada
Italian staff
Italian cast
Dubbing Director: Alfredo Medori

Dialogues: Alfredo Medori
Theme Song Performance: Michel Legrand (in French)
Elio Zamuto as Michele
Fabio Boccanera as Gianni (Yann)
Francesca Guadagno as Marina
Germano Longo as Cap. Usashi
Roberto Del Giudice as Seneca (Jean Sebastien) il corvo
Italian companies
Broadcaster: RaiDue (from November 1978) 
Portuguese staff
Portuguese companies
(none)
ADR Studio: Estúdio BW (Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil) 
Portuguese cast
(none)

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