Mitsuboshi Colors

Mitsuboshi Colors
Original Title	三ツ星カラーズ
Original Language	Japanese
Dubbing Studio	Sentai Filmworks
Voice Director	John Swasey
Translation & Adaptation	Alethea Nibley Athena Nibley
ADR Production
Recorded	2019
Dub Country	United States
Original Country	Japan
Episodes	12
Year	2018

Mitsuboshi Colors is a 2018 anime series based on the manga with the same name written and illustrated by Katsuwo. It was serialized and published in ASCII Media Works's Shounen Monthly Comic Dengeki Daioh magazine from July 26, 2014 to June 27, 2020, with a total of 8 volumes.

The anime series was announced on March 12, 2017 at Dengeki Comic Festival 2017. It was animated by Silver Link, directed by Tomoyuki Kawamura, and aired in Japan from January 7, 2018 to March 25, 2018, consisting of 12 episodes. Sentai Filmworks licensed the series, while HIDIVE streamed it on their streaming service. Sentai announced in August 2018 that the anime would receive an English Dub. On April 2, 2019, Sentai released an English Cast Reveal video on their YouTube channel, which reveals that it would be released on the Blu-Ray release of the series on April 30, 2019.

Synopsis This world has lots of problems, but after doing grown-up things all day, adults never have the time or energy to fix them! Kids, on the other hand, have LOTS of energy and lots more free time as well. That's why Yui, Sat-chan and Kotoha, three elementary school girls who live in Ueno, have formed COLORS, a secret organization that protects their town from whatever real or imagined menace happens to catch their attention. A monster cat who's also a cat burglar? They're on the case! A horrible surplus of bananas? They'll sell the case! And a bomb that needs diffusing? Well, they might need a little help on that one, just in case! The local cop might think they're a nuisance, but everyone else can sleep better tonight knowing these three heroines are saving the world in !

Cast

Image	Character	Seiyū	Dub Actor
Main Characters (Colors)
	Yui Akamatsu	Yūki Takada	Luci Christian
	Saki Kise / Sat-chan	Marika Kōno	Monica Rial
	Kotoha	Natsumi Hioka	Brittney Karbowski
	Col. Monochrome	Natsumi Hioka (Eps. 1, 12)	Natalie Jones
		Yūki Takada (Eps. 2, 7)
		Marika Kōno (Eps. 3, 8)
		Kaori Nazuka (Ep. 5)
		Atsushi Tamaru (Ep. 6)
		Tesshō Genda (Ep. 9)
		Ayaka Asai (Ep. 10)
		Hisako Tōjō (Ep. 11)
Recurring Characters (The People of Ueno)
	Saitō	Atsushi Tamaru	Blake Weir
	Nonoka Sasaki	Ayaka Asai	Eileen Montgomery
	Momoka Sasaki	Hisako Tōjō	Kara Edwards
	Daigorō Kujiraoka / Pops	Tesshō Genda	Mark X. Laskowski
	Saori Kise (Sat-chan's Mother)	Kaori Nazuka	Patricia Duran

Episodic Characters

Image	Character	Seiyū	Dub Actor	Ep(s).
	Hirai	Manaka Iwami	Christie Guidry	4, 12
	Tadokoro	Madoka Asahina	Christina Kelly
	Subaru	Manami Numakura	Kira Vincent-Davis	8, 12
	Afro	Shōgo Batori	Adam Gibbs	9

Additional Voices

• Shelley Calene-Black
• Elissa Cuellar
• Adam Gibbs
• Mike Haimoto
• Heidi Hinkel
• Chuck Huber
• Courtland Johnson
• Heath Morrow
• David Wald
• Gareth West
• Stephanie Wittels

Multimedia

Cast Reveal

Mitsuboshi Colors Official English Cast Reveal

Transmission via Streaming

Company	Date(s)	Category	Format	Content	Country
	January 7, 2018	Anime	Digital	12 Eps.	United States

Video Releases

Distributor	Year	Format	Contents	Region	Country
Sentai Filmworks	2019		The Complete Series	A DVB-T	United States
			2 Discs

External Links

• Mitsuboshi Colors at the Internet Movie Database
• Mitsuboshi Colors (anime) on the Anime News Network’s encyclopedia.
• Mitsuboshi Colors on Behind The Voice Actors.