Of all the ending themes, both tv series and movie series, what is your favorite?
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Japanese is the language spoken in the original version of Crayon Shinchan and has been a popular language in the West since anime became popular in the West. It is however also perhaps the most difficult to learn language in the world.
Connecting a popular franchise to learning a language has not been an uncommon practice. An existing example is Learn Klingon by company EuroTalk. Would you appreciate a complete Japanese learning program based on the Crayon Shinchan franchise?
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Crayon Shinchan (weekly tv series)
Eiga Crayon Shinchan (yearly movie)
Crayon Shinchan Gaiden (Amazon spin-off)
Super Shiro (weekly tv series)
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Some countries are still airing new episodes, some aren't. How many episodes have been shown dubbed in your country?
In the period of 2003-2005 (FOX Kids) an amount of up to 130 episodes premiered dubbed in the Netherlands. These were re-aired without new episodes between 2005 and 2008 (JETIX), after 2010 (after JETIX rebooted into Disney only brands) the Dutch Disney Channel re-aired some episodes.
So far only episodes translated from the Vitello/Phuuz dub aired in the Netherlands. This means it concerns episodes that were originally aired in Japan between 1993 and 1999.
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What websites do you recommend to import products of Crayon Shinchan?
At the moment I know of these:
Malaysian VCDs and DVDs - Episodes 1 -111 and 9 movies (Subtitles)
British DVDs (Vitello dub 1-20, at least)
American US DVDs (Funimation dub rated 18+, 78 episodes)
South Korean DVDs (SK Dub - 12 episodes)
And according to Ebay pages new DVDs have recently been released in Malaysia: a 6 DVD boxset containing 30 movies (1993-2022) with English subtitles.
If anyone knows anymore media with English language than please post these in this topic.
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Thank you for the information. I have updated the wikis with this news.
Both Crayon Shinchan and The Simpsons have a similar evolution in animation style. Which of the two is your favorite starting (season 1) design?
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Crayon Shinchan
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The wiki is currently missing information about international music album releases of Crayon Shinchan. Preferably the official Shinchan music but also albums for which simply images were licensed but unrelated music was featured.
Some of these cover images feature animated nudity. For the publication of cover images animated nudity is allowed to be posted on the wiki as long as the website Fandom does not change it's mind on featuring necessary nudity. If the website Fandom changes it's mind the animated nudity will be removed from the website by the website.
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Still, cut versions make it possible for local TV channels to be interested in airing the series. Allmost all of Europe witnessed a cut version produced in the United States that aired dubbed in their local language. The opening song produced in the United States is still popular in the local dubbed versions.
It is unfortunate that some countries don't air all the scenes, but a local channel is not obligated to air the series.
The same counts for the Netherlands, Chocobi can sometimes be bought in stands that appear during conventions. However, I am not sure which conventions and when so I would recommend googling for the information first before heading there to buy Chocobi.
Chocobi is a Japanese cookie brand which has Shinchan on it's packaging and contains one trading card per pack which contains a character from the Crayon Shin-chan series. Every few months a new flavor appears also bringing new packaging and new trading cards.
Next to the fact that these cookies are rare to find outside of Japan new selling points could also contribute to bringing television airings back to your country - something that is currently hard for some foreign fans to accomplish.
If you want these Japanese cookies available in your local supermarket you could try contacting your local supermarket asking if they could sell these. The name of the product is "Shinchan Chocobi cookies" and the producing company is the Japanese company Tohato.
Some foreign themed supermarkets have sold these before but stopped doing this years ago.
Currently demand for a return on television is high especially in the Netherlands. For Dutch fans it would be recommended to ask supermarkets such as Albert Heijn and Jumbo because these are supermarkets active across the whole country making the chances higher of Chocobi appearing in other cities and towns and thus making a return on television perhaps possible.
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In this topic you can post a release date and a confirmation link to the proof of the existence if a new movie is announced in India.
This topic has been created to prevent false or vague information on the wiki.
It seems you could be correct about this because if I remember correctly that is the order in which it happened. And on top of that the country of The Netherlands loves Black Pete.
It seems Nickelodeon made a decision against the opinion of the viewers and the kids channel of RTL followed making the same strange decision. It could be that the channels are afraid of the activists, but I do not know for sure. If it is true however than my opinion is that the Dutch kids channels are a bad role model to children.
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@ MelanieCulinair: About your first post in this topic, is the last sentence about the very small group of activists that are against Black Pete?
For tv series that are not Japanese of origin openings were translated to the Japanese language for their Japanese dubbing. Would you like to see the Vitello opening translated to the Japanese language for a future Japanese season?