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Nadia: The Secret of Blue Water
(1990– )
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Cast
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Noriko Hidaka | ... |
Jean
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Carl Domaski | ... |
Additional Voices
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Judson Jones | ... |
Additional Voices
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Craig Kanne | ... |
Red Noah
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Talbot McKitt | ... |
New Nautilus Radio
(39 episodes, 1990-1991)
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Jean
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Nanker Phelge | ... |
Additional Voices
(39 episodes, 1990-1991)
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Guy Roberts | ... |
Additional Voices
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Douglas Taylor | ... |
Gargoyle's Cabinet
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Additional Voices
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Clay Towery | ... |
Gargoyle's Cabinet
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Meg Bauman | ... |
Nadia
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Toshiharu Sakurai | ... |
King
(37 episodes, 1990-1991)
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Shawn Sides | ... |
King
(37 episodes, 1990-1991)
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Yoshino Takamori | ... |
Nadia
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Karen Kuykendall | ... |
Narrator
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Kumiko Takizawa | ... |
Grandis
(33 episodes, 1990-1991)
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Martin Blacker | ... |
Sanson
(33 episodes, 1990-1991)
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Margaret Cassidy | ... |
Marie
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Corey Gagne | ... |
Hanson
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Sarah Richardson | ... |
Grandis
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Ken'yû Horiuchi | ... |
Sanson
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Yûko Mizutani | ... |
Marie
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Ev Lunning | ... |
Captain Nemo
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Akio Ôtsuka | ... |
Captain Nemo
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Jennifer Stuart | ... |
Electra
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Kikuko Inoue | ... |
Electra
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Billy F. Harden | ... |
Nautilus Chief Engineer
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Richard Smith | ... |
Nautilus Co-Pilot
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Greg Gondek | ... |
Nautilus Sonar Officer
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Dan Bisbee | ... |
Nautilus Pilot
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Storyline
Nadia is a teenaged circus acrobat, an orphan searching for her father at the turn of the 20th century. While in France, she meets up with Jean-Coq Raltique, a brilliant inventor her own age. After being rescued at sea by a mysterious submarine, they discover high adventure, and an ancient conspiracy that threatens the very existence of the human race. Written by Mike Toole <micabob@ix.netcom.com>
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Country:
JapanLanguage:
JapaneseRelease Date:
13 April 1990 (Japan) See more »Also Known As:
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Opening Voice: Do you seek adventure beyond the treacherous waterfalls? Do you seek the mythical being the dwells in this unreachable place? If you do, then you must first find me.
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(Spain)
Composed by Carmelo Carucci
Written by Tony Seven
Performed by Sol Pilas (uncredited)
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Trivia
Shortly after the series ended, NHK Enterprises opted to produce a theatrical movie of Nadia: The Secret of Blue Water, which was done without the participation of the original creative team who worked on the series. Approximately one third of the 90-minute feature consists of recycled clips from the show. See more »Quotes
[at the beginning, we see a plaque with foreign writing]Opening Voice: Do you seek adventure beyond the treacherous waterfalls? Do you seek the mythical being the dwells in this unreachable place? If you do, then you must first find me.
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Soundtracks
"El misterio de la piedra azul"(Spain)
Composed by Carmelo Carucci
Written by Tony Seven
Performed by Sol Pilas (uncredited)
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A few years back, Disney announced they were going to be dubbing and releasing major Japanese anime in the US. So far, KIKI'S DELIVERY SERVICE and PRINCESS MONONOKE have been the only ones to make it. It's dang obvious though, that someone at Disney watched NADIA and took notes, because the character design of the Atlantean girl in ATLANTIS looks to have been lifted directly from here.
US release of the dubbed NADIA stalled at an early section on the series. I hope that the release of ATLANTIS prompts someone to complete the US release of NADIA, as I would like to finally understand what the heck I watched a decade ago in Japanese!