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Donkikko (Japanese: ドンキッコ) is a Japanese manga created by Shotaro Ishinomori,[1] that was later adapted into a television anime series that was produced by P Productions, that aired from September 8, 1967, to January 25, 1968, on Fuji Television.[2]

Story

Donkikko is a clever boy who has come to the city, He and his partner Dondon are temporarily living in an abandoned streetcar. He becomes close to Ayame, the daughter of the antique shop "Wanwan-do," and gets into trouble every day, and is enemies with the bad man Mr. Tousenbou.[3]

Characters

Donkikko

Voiced by: Mitsuko Aso

A small boy who came from the countryside with his clumsy brother Dondon, he is very small and mischievous.

He holds the Donkikko Stick, which can be used as a pen or a saber.

Dondon

Voiced by: Takumi Kamiyama

Donkikko's bigger, and clumsier buddy who moved with him to the city.

Gonbei

Voiced by: Kinya Aikawa

Donkikko's clever pet duck.

Ayame-chan

Voice - Mariko Mukai

The daughter of the owner of the antique shop "Wanwan-do", where Donkikko and friends are taken care of.

Mr. Tousenbow

Voiced by: Genzo Wakayama

A mean middle-aged man who is the arch-enemy of Donkikko and his friends. The pipe he holds in his mouth can be used as a club. He has a henchman named Yo-Yo.

References

  1. ^ "『ドンキッコ （２）』（石ノ森章太郎） 製品詳細 講談社". 講談社「おもしろくて、ためになる」を世界へ (in Japanese). Retrieved 2026-04-12.
  2. ^ Hokkaido Shimbun ( abridged edition), September 1967 (Showa 42), television listings.
  3. ^ Shizuoka Shimbun , January 1968, Daily Morning Edition, Television Listings


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