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Hana no Ko Lunlun (TV)

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Alternative title:
Angel 
Angel das Blumenmädchen (German) 
Angel la niña de las flores (Spanish) 
El misterio de la flor mágica (Spanish) 
El Mundo Encantado de Ángel (Spanish) 
Flower Angel 
Le Tour du monde de Lydie (French) 
Lu Lu i Cudowny Kwiat (Polish) 
Lulù l'angelo tra i fiori (Italian) 
Lulu the Flower Angel 
Lulu, et le mystère de la fleur magique (French) 
Lulu, la chica de las flores (Spanish) 
Lun Lun The Flower Girl 
Lunlun the Flower Child 
Лулу, ангел цветов (Russian) 
الزهرة الجميلة سوسن (Arabic) 
花の子ルンルン (Japanese) 
꽃의 천사 루루 (Korean) 
꽃천사 루루 (Korean) 
루루 (Korean) 
Genres: drama , magic 
Themes: magical girl 
Objectionable content: None 
Plot Summary: The King of the Flower Planet is dying, but his heir can't take up the throne until the legendary Seven Color Flower, symbol of the King's power, is found. The Angels Cateau and Noveau are sent to Earth to find the Flower Girl, a young female who descends from both humans and Flower Angels (who once inhabited Earth, long ago) - and they find Lunlun in France. They convince her to go in a long journey to find the Flower - she'll know the good and bad sides of humans and Flower Angels (incarnated in the ambitious Togenishia and her sidekick Boris), and will fall in love with Serge Flora, a man who holds a great secret. 
User Ratings: 50 ratings have been given [details]
 Masterpiece: 2 votes (sub:2)
 Excellent: 6 votes (sub:4, others:2
2 Spanish dubbed
)
 Very good: 13 votes (sub:6, dub:3, raw:1, others:3
1 Spanish dubbed
1 Arabic dubbed
1 Italian dubbed
)
 Good: 15 votes (sub:5, dub:3, ?:2, others:5
2 Spanish dubbed
2 French dubbed
1 Tagalog dubbed
)
 Decent: 7 votes (sub:3, others:4
2 Spanish dubbed
1 Italian dubbed
1 Arabic dubbed
)
 So-so: 4 votes (others:4
2 Spanish dubbed
2 French dubbed
)
 Not really good: 1 vote (others:1
1 Spanish dubbed
)
 Weak: -
 Bad: 1 vote (dub:1)
 Awful: -
 Worst ever: 1 vote (others:1
1 Spanish dubbed
)
Seen in part or in whole by 182 users, rank: #4142 (of 10064)
Median rating: Good
Arithmetic mean: 7.020 (Good), std. dev.: 1.7943, rank: #3762 (of 10235)
Weighted mean: 7.017 (Good), rank: #3618 (of 10235) (seen all: 7.32 / seen some: 6.87 / won't finish: 5.71)
Bayesian estimate: 7.111 (Good), rank: #3011 (of 7688)
Running time: half hour per episode 
Number of episodes: 50 
Episode titles: We have 50
Vintage:
1979-02-09 to 1980-02-08 
1980-02-20 to 1981-03-04 (South Korea - MBC TV) 
1981 (Italy) 
1982 to 1984 (Philippines, IBC-13 Telesuccess Dub) 
1983 (Colombia - Cadena Uno) 
1988-01-09 to 1988-05-03 (France) 
1988-07-12 to 1989-06-20 (Spain) 
1994-08-18 to 1995-02-21 (South Korea - KBS 2TV) 
2008-05-19 to 2008-07-12 (Philippines, QTV Channel 11's Funbox) 
Release dates: We have 2
Opening Theme:
"Hana no Ko Lunlun" (花の子ルンルン) by Mitsuko Horie, The Chirps 
"Hana no Ko Lunlun" by Mitsuko Horie 
"Lulù" by Rocking Horse [Italian version] 
Ending Theme:
"Onna no Kotte" (女の子って) by Asei Kobayashi, Yuuko Inomata 
"Onna no kotte" by Asei Kobayashi 
Insert song:
"Koi no Hana Uranai" (恋の花占い) by Mitsuko Horie 
"Lilac no Hanakotoba" (ライラックの花言葉) by Mitsuko Horie, Kourogi '73 
Links: We have 5
Trivia: We have 2
News: Show:
Toei Animation's Hana no Ko Lunlun Remake/Sequel Project for China Reveals Video (Oct 25, 2024)
Hana no Ko Lunlun Anime Remade for China (Aug 9, 2023)
1st Kingrun Anime Songs Kōhaku TV Event Announced (Nov 16, 2009)
Toei, William Winckler Prod., Rioloco Dub 23+ Features (Sep 21, 2009)
Japan's Favorite TV Anime (Oct 12, 2006)
TV Asahi Top 100 Anime (Sep 23, 2005)
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Japanese staff
Japanese cast
Chief Director: Hiroshi Shidara 
Script:
Hirohisa Soda  (17 episodes
eps 2, 4, 8-14 even, 17, 19, 22, 24, 28-29, 33, 39-40, 46, 48
) 
Noboru Shiroyama  (19 episodes
eps 1-13 odd, 16, 18, 21, 25-26, 32, 34, 38, 41, 44, 49-50
) 
Tomoko Konparu  (10 episodes
eps 15, 20, 23, 27, 30, 35, 37, 43, 45, 47
) 
Toyohiro Andō  (eps 31, 36, 42) 
Yoshiaki Yoshida  (ep 6) 
Episode Director:
Hideo Furusawa  (5 episodes
eps 5, 21, 28, 38, 42
) 
Hiromi Yamamoto  (9 episodes
eps 7, 11, 22, 29, 34, 40, 45, 47-48
) 
Hiroshi Shidara (4 episodes
eps 1, 15, 32, 39
) 
Katsuhiko Honjô  (8 episodes
eps 4, 6, 10-16 even, 35-36
) 
Masahiro Sasaki  (5 episodes
eps 17, 24, 41, 44, 50
) 
Minoru Okazaki  (eps 20, 26, 33) 
Teruhiro Tsuno (ep 4) 
Yoshikata Nitta  (6 episodes
eps 2, 9, 18, 23, 27, 30
) 
Yuji Endō  (8 episodes
eps 13, 19, 25, 31, 37, 43, 46, 49
) 
Music: Hiroshi Tsutsui 
Original story: Shiroh Jinbo 
Character Design: Michi Himeno 
Art Director: Eiji Itō 
Animation Director:
Akihiro Ogawa  (ep 13) 
Eiji Uemura  (eps 4, 12) 
Hideaki Ōshika  (6 episodes
eps 8, 16, 24, 31, 40, 46
) 
Ikuo Fudaki (eps 6, 19, 39) 
Jūji Mizumura  (5 episodes
eps 10, 14, 21, 28, 32
) 
Katsumi Aoshima  (ep 11) 
Kazuo Tashiro  (4 episodes
eps 27, 34, 42, 48
) 
Masahiro Sasaki  (ep 17) 
Michi Himeno  (ep 1) 
Minoru Kibata (eps 38, 45) 
Mitsuo Shindō  (5 episodes
eps 5, 33, 37, 41, 47
) 
Norio Hasegawa  (ep 9) 
Takao Hatana  (eps 20, 26) 
Tatsuhiro Nagaki  (5 episodes
eps 25, 30, 36, 44, 50
) 
Tatsuji Kino  (eps 5, 22) 
Tsuneyasu Kashima  (8 episodes
eps 3, 7, 15, 23, 29, 35, 43, 49
) 
Producer: Yūyake Usui (TV Asahi) 

Editing: Fumio Soda 
In-Between Animation: Hidetoshi Ōmori (eps 46, 49) 
Key Animation:
Tatsuhiro Nagaki (ep 36) 
Tsuneyasu Kashima (eps 29, 35) 
Planning:
Azuma Kasuga 
Yasuo Yamaguchi 
Production manager: Akira Sasaki 
Recording: Isao Hatano 
Theme Song Performance:
Asei Kobayashi (END) 
Mitsuko Horie (OP) 
Mari Okamoto as Lunlun/Flower (Angel) 

Fuyumi Shiraishi as Cateau (Katy) 
Takuzō Kamiyama as Nouveau (Wendell) 
Yū Mizushima as Serge Flora (Selge) 

Akiko Tsuboi as
Miss Somers 
Nicola's mother 
Keaton Yamada as Grandfather 
Keiko Miyazaki as Pedro's mother 
Keiko Yokozawa as Elene 
Michie Kita as
Narration 
Togenishia 
Natsuko Kawaji as Queen 
Reiko Suzuki as Grandmother 
Sanji Hase as Yaboki 
Sumiko Shirakawa as Michelle 
Tōru Furuya as Claude 
Yūji Mitsuya as Pedro 
Yumi Nakatani as
Anna 
Maria 

Chiyoko Kawashima 
Haruko Kitahama 
Hidekatsu Shibata 
Hideyuki Tanaka 
Ichirō Nagai 
Kan Tokumaru 
Kazuhiko Inoue 
Kenichi Ogata 
Kōji Totani 
Kōji Yada 
Kunihiko Kitagawa 
Masaharu Satō 
Nana Yamaguchi 
Nobuyo Tsuda 
Osamu Katō 
Reiko Yamada 
Seiko Nakano 
Shima Sakai 
Toyoko Komazawa 
Japanese companies
Broadcaster: TV Asahi 
Film Developing: Toei Chemical Industry 
Music Production: Columbia Music Entertainment 
Production:
Asatsu 
Toei Animation 
TV Asahi 
English staff
English cast
ADR Director: William Winckler (WWP dub) 
Script: William Winckler (WWP dub) 
Music: Mark Mercury 
Executive producer:
J.F. Oya (Rioloco Productions; WWP dub) 
Kōzō Morishita (Toei Animation; WWP dub) 
William Winckler (William Winckler Productions) 
Producer: Michael Gonzales (WWP dub) 

Editing: John Sudderth (WWP dub) 
Sound Mixing: Jeff Kanan (WWP dub) 
Theme Song Composition: Mel Lewis (WWP dub) 
Theme Song Lyrics: William Winckler (WWP dub) 
Theme Song Performance:
Emma Fitzpatrick (OP; WWP dub) 
Marieve Herington (ED; WWP dub) 
Alison Lees-Taylor as
Fortuneteller 
Grandmother 
Ms. Smith 
Narrator 
English companies
ADR Production: William Winckler Productions 
Distributor: ZIV International, Inc. 
Production: Toei Animation (2009 William Winckler Productions dub) 
Korean staff
Korean companies
(none)
Broadcaster:
Korean Broadcasting System (from 18 August 1994) 
MBC TV (from 20 February 1980) 
Korean cast
(none)
French staff
French cast
Theme Song Performance: Claude Lombard 
Annabelle Roux as Lydie 

Danièle Hazan as Sabrina 
Georges Caudron as Florent 
Jean-Claude Donda as Boris 
Jean-Pierre Denys as Cador 
Martine Irzenski as Cathy 

Danièle Hazan as Narratrice 
Ginette Franck as Grand-Mère de Lydie 
Jean-Claude Donda as Grand-Père de Lydie 

Danièle Hazan 
Martine Irzenski 
Pierre Laurent 
Raoul Delfosse 
French companies
Broadcaster:
AB 3 (from 15 June 2006) 
AB Cartoons (from 29 July 1997) 
La 5 (from 9 January 1988) 
Mangas (from 1999) 
Distributor: AB distribution 
Dubbing: Studio Télétota 
Spanish staff
Spanish cast
Dubbing Director: Angel Sacristán (Spain dub - new dub) 
Translation: Alessandra Moura (Spain dub; Arait Multimedia; eps 9-16) 

Theme Song Performance: Guillermo Aguirre (a.k.a. Santiago) 
Amparo Valencia as Lili (Spain dub - old dub) 
Elena Ruiz de Velasco as Lulu (Spain dub - new dub) 

Abel Navarro as Boris (Spain dub - new dub) 
Angel Sacristán as
Celli (Spain dub - new dub) 
Neva (Spain dub - new dub) 
Fernando Acaso as Celli (Spain dub - old dub) 
Luis García Vidal as Boris (Spain dub - old dub) 
Luis González Páramo as Neva (Spain dub - old dub) 
Marta Sáinz as Katy (Spain dub - new dub) 
Pilar Dominguez as Tobimisha (Spain dub - new dub) 
Victoria Angulo as Tobi (Spain dub - old dub) 

Gabriel Cobayassi as Boris 
Gabriel Kobayashi as Boris 
Jesus Barrero as
Narrator 
Serge/Cellin 
Maru Guzmán as
Katty 
Lunlun/Angel 
Rafael Torres as Abuelo de Lulu (Spain dub - new dub) 
Raquel Martín as Abuela de Lulu (Spain dub - new dub) 

Amelia Jara (Spain dub - new dub) 
Conchi Lopez (Spain dub - old dub) 
David Rocha (Spain dub - new dub) 
Edgar Wald 
Fernando Chinarro (Spain dub - old dub) 
Ingrid Rabel (Spain dub - new dub) 
Marta Sáinz (Spain dub - new dub) 
Milagros Fernández (Spain dub - new dub) 
Pepa Agudo (Spain dub - new dub) 
Pepa Castro (Spain dub - old dub) 
Pilar Puchol (Spain dub - old dub) 
Rais David Báscones (Spain dub - new dub) 
Raquel Martín (Spain dub - new dub) 
Roberto Alexander 
Spanish companies
Broadcaster:
Cable Kin (Mexico) 
Cadena Uno (Colombia) 
Canal 2 Andalucia (Spain - new dub) 
Canal 53 Madrid (Spain - new dub) 
De Película (Mexico) 
Inravision (Colombia) 
Popular TV-TMT Madrid (Spain - new dub) 
SENPAI TV (Chile - 2024 Broadcast) 
Televisa Canal 5 (Mexico) 
TVE (Spain - old dub) 
UCV Television 
Distributor:
APA International Film Distributors 
Arait Multimedia (Spain, since 1999) 
Cau Cau - Pro Pu Eve Ltda. (Latin America) 
Toei Animation Inc Latin America (Since 2015) 
Dubbing:
Alamis Doblaje (Spain redub) 
Arait Multimedia (Spain, re-dubbed on 1999) 
DVD Distribution: Series TV Chile (Chile) 
Internet Streaming: Amazon Prime Video (Latin America) 
Licensed by: Toei Animation Inc. (subtitled only) 
Producer: ZIV International, Inc. 
Italian staff
Italian cast
Dubbing Director: Isa Barzizza 
Script: Franca Milleri 

Theme Song Performance: Rocking Horse 
Laura Boccanera as Lulù 

Carlo Cosolo as Padre di Morris 
Cinzia De Carolis as Togenicia 
Fabio Boccanera as Ari 
Francesca Palopoli as Nonna di Lulù 
Franco Latini as Yavoque 
Liliana Sorrentino as Nanà (1st voice) 
Massimo Rossi as Celi 
Riccardo Garrone as Nonno di Lulù 
Riccardo Rossi as Morris 
Rosalinda Galli as Nanà (2nd voice) 
Sergio Luzi as Silvan 
Sergio Matteucci as Narratore 
Vittorio Di Prima as Dundù 
Italian companies
Broadcaster:
Antenna Nord 
Boing (from June 2007) 
Hiro (from 10 April 2010) 
Italia 1 (from 1988) 
Italia Teen Television (from 23 July 2004) 
Rete 4 (from 1990) 
Super 3 
TeleLazio Rete Blu 
TeleReporter (from 1981) 
Distributor: CITIEMME 
Dubbing: CITIEMME 
German staff
German cast
(none)
Simone Brahmann as Angel / Lunlun (1.Stimme) 
Traudel Sperber as Angel / Lunlun (2.Stimme) 

Inez Günther as Catie / Cateau (2.Stimme) 
Marina Köhler as Catie / Cateau (1.Stimme) 
Michael Habeck as Bernie / Noveau 

Alexander Allerson as Monsier Blanchard 
Bruno.W Pantel as Boris 
Evelyn Maron as Daniels Mutter 
Gerd Duwner as Butler 
Lothar Blumhagen as Graf de Renzi 
Michael Gahr as Carlos Vater 
German companies
Broadcaster: ZDF (1986) 
Arabic staff
Arabic cast
Theme Song Performance: Zuhair Haddad 
Ghassan Al-Mashini as
Basel 
Zaaror 
Hussein Jubran as Naim & Jamil (ep 23) 
Mamyia Nour Al-Dine as Narjes 
Muhammad Nour Al-Dine as Various Characters 
Nahed Fahim as Sawsan 
Olfat Agrama as Various Characters (eps 20-21) 
Samira Shamia as Various Characters 
Thoraya Nour Al-Dine as Narrator 
Zuhair Haddad as Zanbaq 

Ghasan Almeshaini as Basil 
Nahid Faheem as Sawsan 
Arabic companies
Broadcaster: Saudi TV (1986) 
Dutch staff
Dutch cast
(none)
Dutch companies
Distributor: Multistock Entertaniment (DVD) 
Tagalog staff
Tagalog cast
(none)
Gwen Masilongan as Lulu 

Rafael Miranda as Boris 
Yvette Tagura as Togenishia (Ms. Dobi) 

Candice Arellano 
Tagalog companies
Broadcaster:
IBC-13 
QTV Channel 11 
Dubbing: Telesuccess Productions, Inc. (IBC English Dub) 
Polish staff
Polish companies
(none)
Broadcaster: Polsat 2 
Polish cast
(none)
Portuguese staff
Portuguese cast
Dubbing Director:
Felipe Di Nardo 
Potiguara Lopes 

Dubbing Supervision: Salathiel Lage 
Theme Song: Sarah Regina (Brazil) 
Theme Song Composition: Mário Lúcio de Freitas (Brazil) 
Deise Celeste as Katy 
José Soares as Ulbaldo 
Telma Lúcia as Angel 

Márcia Gomes as Malícia 

José Marques as Vovô 
Márcia Gomes as Narradora 
Marta Volpiani as Rainha 
Portuguese companies
Broadcaster:
Rede Record (Brazil) 
SBT (Brazil) 
TV Corcovado (Brazil) 
Distributor: ZIV International, Inc. (Brazil) 
Dubbing Studio: Elenco 
Licensed by: Toei Animation Inc. 

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