Adventures of The Little Koala - Characters/Voice Actors

Characters/Voice Actors

  • Betty Koala (Cleo Paskal, Japanese: Yuriko Yamamoto)
  • Colt Kangaroo (Rob Roy)
  • Curator, Mr. (Michael Rudder)
  • Duckbill Platypus (Arthur Grosser, Japanese: Isamu Tanonaka)
  • Floppy Rabbit (Timothy Webber, Japanese: Kyōko Tongū)
  • Horsey Kangaroo (Dean Hagopian)
  • Kiwi (Phillip Pretten)
  • Laura Koala (Morgan Hallet, Japanese: Chisato Nakajima)
  • Lewis, Miss (Bronwen Mantel, Japanese: Fuyumi Shiraishi)
  • Macky Macky (Richard Dumont)
  • Mayor, Mr. (A.J. Henderson)
  • Mimi Rabbit (Barbara Pogemiller, Japanese: Mayumi Shou)
  • Mingle (Barbara Pogemiller)
  • "Mommy" Koala (Jane Woods, Japanese: Yoshiko Asai)
  • Nick Penguin (Ian Finlay, Japanese: Yumiko Shibata)
  • Nose, Dr. (Walter Massey)
  • Pamie Penguin (Bronwen Mantel, Japanese: Noriko Tsukase)
  • "Papa" Koala (Walter Massey, Japanese: Hachirou Ozuma)
  • Roobear Koala (Steven Bednarski, Japanese: Toshiko Fujita as "Kokki")
  • Walter Kangaroo (A.J. Henderson, Japanese: Naoki Tatsuta)
  • Weather (Richard Dumont and Vlasta Vrana, Japanese: Kaneto Shiozawa)

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