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The Wonderful Galaxy of Oz

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The Wonderful Galaxy of Oz (スペースオズの冒険 Space Oz no Bouken) is a Japanese anime series produced by Enoki Films and 1900 novel The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum. It premiered in Japan on TV Tokyo on October 5, 1992 and ran for 26 episodes until its conclusion on April 4, 1993.

The series was dubbed and edited into an eighty-minute film in 1996. The film was released on DVD by Digiview Entertainment in 2006.

Synopsis

In the year 2060, Dorothy is an 8-year-old girl who lives in New Kansas with her astronaut uncle and aunt. One day, she and her robot dog Toto are swept off the planet and end up in the Galaxy of Oz, where an evil witch known as Gloomhilda once ruled. She was eventually driven out by renowned scientist Dr. Oz, and she is now returning with an army to try and conquer the rest of the galaxy. However, her attack is foiled due to Dorothy's unexpected arrival.

Knowing that Gloomhilda will return, Dr. Oz plans to use three magic crystals previously thought to have been lost for hundreds of years (the Crystals of Love, Wisdom, and Courage) to rid the galaxy of her wickedness. Under Dr. Oz's guidance, Dorothy and an assortment of "heroes" set out to scour the Galaxy in search of the crystals.


Cast[]

Character Seiyū Dub Actor
Dorothy Mariko Kōda Betty Gustafson
Auntie Em Ai Satou Barbara Goodson
Uncle Henry Kazuo Oka ¿?
Gloomhilda Noriko Uemura Cathy Cavadini
Chopper Hiroshi Takemura Jan Rabson
Toto Katsumi Suzuki Doug Stone
Plant Man Kōzō Shioya ¿?
Lion Man Hirohiko Kakegawa Jan Rabson
Mosey Oz Mami Matsui Cathy Cavadini
Dr. Oz Shōzō Iizuka Doug Stone

Music[]

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  • "Main Title"
Vocals by: Mark Mercury


Notes[]

  • As was typical for Enoki Films' compilation film dubs, the end credits do not contain the names of the actual English voice cast. Many of the actors have only been identified through their past roles.
  • The opening theme was sung by Marc Mercury, who also composed the film's music through his production company, Bullets.
  • Episodes 1-2 and 24-26 were used to make the film.
  • In the opening theme, Toto is referred to as Talk-Talk. He is also called Talk-Talk on the back of the Digiview Entertainment DVD and the official website.

Video Releases[]

Distributor Year Format Region Country
Digiview Entertainment 2006 1
NTSC 		United States United States

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