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'The Drillimation Anime' (Japanese: ドリメーションアニメ, Hepburn: 'Dorimēshon Anime'), or just simply The Drillimation Series, is an Emmy Award-winning Japanese anime television series created and written by Hiroshi Takajima and is simply the collective term for six major anime series, all of which focus on the adventures of Susumu Hori and his many friends he makes as the series progressed.

The anime began airing in Japan in 1969 starting with the Angry German Kid anime and in North America in 1975 with a Drillimation anime produced specifically in North America called GoGang. Specifically, Hanna-Barbera, Lucasfilm, and Walt Disney Television obtained the license to dub the anime into English. Long before the term "anime" was coined in North America, fans of the series simply referred to the anime as The Drillimation Cartoon or The Drillimation Animated Series.

Characters

Main Article: List of Drillimation characters

Broadcast networks

Drillimationworldmap — Countries in the real world that aired *The Drillimation Series*.

Australia

ABC Me

Bangladesh

Channel i

Barokia

BBT Kids

Brazil

Rede Globo

Canada

Teletoon

China

CCTV-14 (CCTV Children)

El Kadsre

ETVKK

England

CBBC (2006-2009, 2014-present)
CITV (2009-2013)

Hong Kong

TVB Jade (Cantonese)
TVB Pearl (English)

India

Pogo TV

Ireland

RTE One

Italy

Rai Uno

Japan

Fuji TV
TV Asahi
NHK Educational TV
Chiba TV
Television Kanagawa

Mahri

2k

New Zealand

TVNZ 1

North El Kadsre

EYE TV1

Philippines

TV5
Yey!

Piramca

Animax

Russia

STS Channel

Sentan

STN 2

Spain

Neox

United States

ABC
Cartoon Network
Disney XD
NBC
Syndication
This TV

YinYangia

XCT Toonz4Kidz (Chinese)
Animax (Japanese)
PixelTV (English)
Yey! (Filipino; YinYangia)

Island of Sally

SBC2 (2002-2008) (English, Sallyish and French)
Disney Channel (2012-2016) (Sallyish only)

Megassa

Kids WB (1999-2004)
Fox Kids (2002-2007, 2014-present)
Cartoon Network (1994-present)

Latin America

Nickelodeon (1997-2008)
ZAZ (2009-2012)
Tiin (2013-present)

Mexico

Azteca Uno
Canal 5
Imagen Televisión
Multimedios Televisión
Canal Once

Argentina

The Big Channel (1990-1995)
Magic Kids (1995-2006)
Televisión Pública Argentina (2006-present)

Colombia

Citytv Bogotá
Caracol Televisión

Honduras

Telecadena 7 y 4

Venezuela

Venevisión

Portugal

Sociedade Independente de Comunicação (SIC)
SIC K

Development

Before the anime was brought to the United States, Drillimation approached Hanna-Barbera with an offer to dub the Angry German Kid anime into English. Hanna accepted Takajima's offer and Hanna-Barbara began looking for actors to voice the characters in the dub. Don Messick, who voiced Igor in the GoGang anime, chose to voice Leopold and Jake. Hanna-Barbera decided to broadcast the anime on Saturday mornings, presumably when children were home from school.

External links

The map on 29travels.

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 ==Development==
-Before the anime was brought to the United States, Drillimation approached Hanna-Barbera with an offer to dub the ''Angry German Kid'' anime into English. Hanna accepted Takajima's offer and Hanna-Barbara began looking for actors to voice the characters in the dub. Charles Martinet, who voiced Igor in the ''GoGang'' anime, chose to voice Leopold and Jake. Hanna-Barbera decided to broadcast the anime on Saturday mornings, presumably when children were home from school.
+Before the anime was brought to the United States, Drillimation approached Hanna-Barbera with an offer to dub the ''Angry German Kid'' anime into English. Hanna accepted Takajima's offer and Hanna-Barbara began looking for actors to voice the characters in the dub. Don Messick, who voiced Igor in the ''GoGang'' anime, chose to voice Leopold and Jake. Hanna-Barbera decided to broadcast the anime on Saturday mornings, presumably when children were home from school.
 ==External links==
 *[https://goo.gl/7D1ZGC The map] on 29travels.