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Noozles
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Title: Noozles (1984– )
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Keiko Toda | ... |
Blinky
(1 episode, 1984)
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Masako Miura | ... |
Printy
(1 episode, 1984)
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Arisa Andô | ... |
Sandy
(1 episode, 1984)
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Lara Cody | ... |
Emily
(1 episode, 1984)
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Mari Devon | ... |
Kelly Brown
(1 episode, 1984)
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Issei Futamata | ... |
Mailman
(1 episode, 1984)
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Shigeko Ishii | ... |
Cashier Lady
(1 episode, 1984)
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Takurô Kitagawa | ... |
Sailor B
(1 episode, 1984)
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Tomoe Kitagawa | ... |
Granny
(1 episode, 1984)
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Heidi Lenhart | ... |
Sandy Brown
(1 episode, 1984)
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Kerrigan Mahan | ... |
Mr. Malisse
(1 episode, 1984)
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Dave Mallow | ... |
Franky
(1 episode, 1984)
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Mona Marshall | ... |
Additional Voices
(1 episode, 1984)
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Edie Mirman | ... |
Sandy's Grandmother
(1 episode, 1984)
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Kumiko Mizukura | ... |
Water-Skiing Woman
(1 episode, 1984)
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Tomoko Munakata | ... |
Mama
(1 episode, 1984)
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Akio Nojima | ... |
Erimaki-Tokage
(1 episode, 1984)
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Ikuya Sawaki | ... |
Sailor A
(1 episode, 1984)
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Brianne Siddall | ... |
Blinky
(1 episode, 1984)
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Gregory Snegoff | ... |
Alex Brown
(1 episode, 1984)
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Jeff Winkless | ... |
Osgood
(1 episode, 1984)
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Country:
JapanLanguage:
JapaneseRelease Date:
4 November 1989 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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I was rather shocked to learn a few years ago that "Noozles," which I saw on Nickelodeon growing up in the late 1980s and early 1990s, was originally a Japanese animation (Anime') cartoon series that had been dubbed into English for North American audiences. Beyond that, I unfortunately do not remember a whole lot about this series. But I do remember that I liked it, and with my deep interest in Japanese animation, it would be worth it to be able to watch this show again in its entirely and with adult eyes. With the advent of DVD on the home video market in the last decade, it would be really nice to watch "Noozles" again some time soon, that is, of course, if it got a proper DVD release in the United States, where I live...