Hoero! Bun Bun (Movie)

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📖 SYNOPSIS

"Hoero! Bun Bun (Movie)" is a special episode derived from the 39-episode series centered around Bunbun, a puppy who was left alone. The episode likely continues to explore Bunbun's experiences as he navigates his surroundings. The core theme revolves around Bunbun's journey, likely focusing on his resilience and the challenges he faces. The setting is presumably the same as the original series, offering a familiar backdrop for Bunbun's adventures. The episode aims to expand upon the themes of the series, potentially highlighting the importance of companionship and the search for belonging.

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🎭 CHARACTERS

Nora

Nora, a stray dog, protects Bunbun on his quest to find his mother.

Portrayed by Maeda Masaaki, Otsuka Chikao

Bunbun

A lost puppy, Bunbun searches for his mother.

Portrayed by Matsushima Minori

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Season

Spring 1987

Start Date

1987-04-01

End Date

1987-04-01

Episodes

Type

Movie

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