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The only publically accessible videos of the Saban version of the series are of a German and Spanish dubbed version of the series' theme and end credits. While the show is listed on composer Shuki Levy's website, the theme song is not available, despite the theme songs for other shows Levy's composed for being accessible.
The only publically accessible videos of the Saban version of the series are of a German and Spanish dubbed version of the series' theme and end credits. While the show is listed on composer Shuki Levy's website, the theme song is not available, despite the theme songs for other shows Levy's composed for being accessible.


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==References==
<ref>[https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/anime.php?id=1666 Anime News Network page of the anime including who was involved with the dub.]</ref>  
<ref>[https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/anime.php?id=1666 Anime News Network page of the anime including who was involved with the dub.]</ref>  



Revision as of 01:28, 24 April 2022

Willowtowntitlecard.jpeg

Show’s title card

Status: Lost



Willow Town (楽しいウイロータウン Tanoshii Willow Town) is a 1993 children’s anime series made by Enoki Films and an animated adaptation of the classic children’s story, The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame. The anime focuses on the daily adventures of mainly Ratty the Water Rat, Mollie the Mole, and Gaul the Toad.

In the late 1990s, an English dub was made by Saban and aired on the Australian channel, Cheez TV from December 2000 through January 2001 according to TV listings.

Out of the 26 episodes of the series, no episodes nor even clips are found online. There are also no official English home releases for this dub and the only release of the Saban edit of any kind is audio cassettes made in German.

The only publically accessible videos of the Saban version of the series are of a German and Spanish dubbed version of the series' theme and end credits. While the show is listed on composer Shuki Levy's website, the theme song is not available, despite the theme songs for other shows Levy's composed for being accessible.

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Spanish version of the dub’s theme.

German version of the dub’s theme.

The end credits.

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