Score
6.3 / 10
Status
Finished Airing
Episodes
45
Studio
Toei Animation
Gegege no Kitarou (1971)
Also known as ゲゲゲの鬼太郎
TVFall 1971Source MangaG - All Ages
AdventureSupernatural
6.3/10
Community score
#5917
Rank
3.5K
Members
4
Favorites
Synopsis
Kitarou, a ghost, spends his afterlife helping humans in need of his skills. He thwarts the plans of evil spirits who live to torment humanity.
Cast Highlights
Kitarou
Main
Voice: Nozawa, Masako (Japanese)
Medama Oyaji
Main
Voice: Tanonaka, Isamu (Japanese)
Akaname
Supporting
Voice: Imanishi, Masao (Japanese)
Akashita
Supporting
Voice: Shibata, Hidekatsu (Japanese)
Aku-Aku
Supporting
Voice: Kitagawa, Yonehiko (Japanese)
Ama-no-Jaku
Supporting
Voice: Noda, Keiichi (Japanese)
Amefuri-Tengu
Supporting
Voice: Yamada, Keaton (Japanese)
Aoko
Supporting
Voice: Ohara, Noriko (Japanese)
Core Staff
Morishita, Kouzou
Episode Director
Shidara, Hiroshi
Episode Director
Takahata, Isao
Episode Director
Yamaguchi, Yasuo
Episode Director
Andou, Toyohiro
Script
Tsuji, Masaki
Script
Theme Songs
Openings
"Gegege no Kitarou (ゲゲゲの鬼太郎)" by Kazuo Kumakura
Endings
"Karankolon no Uta (カランコロンのうた)" by Midori Katou, Columbia Yurikago Kai
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Quick Facts
FormatTV
Episodes45
Duration24 min per ep
SourceManga
RatingG - All Ages
SeasonFall 1971
AiredOct 7, 1971 to Sep 28, 1972
StatusFinished Airing
Recommended
Monetizing Content
Ranking And Reach
Popularity#10748
Scored by900
BroadcastUnknown
ApprovedYes
Title Variants
English title
Unknown
Romaji title
Gegege no Kitarou (1971)
Japanese title
ゲゲゲの鬼太郎
Synonyms
Unknown
Production Team
Main studio
Toei Animation
Producers
Unknown
Licensors
Unknown
Japanese title
ゲゲゲの鬼太郎
Themes And Audience
MythologyShounen