World Masterpiece Theater - Series Length

Series Length

  • Dororo - 26 episodes
  • Moomin - 65 episodes
  • Andersen Monogatari - 52 episodes
  • Moomin (1972) - 52 episodes
  • Fables of the Green Forest - 52 episodes
  • Heidi, Girl of the Alps - 52 episodes
  • Dog of Flanders - 52 episodes
  • 3000 Leagues in Search of Mother - 52 episodes
  • Rascal the Raccoon - 52 episodes
  • The Story of Perrine - 53 episodes
  • Anne of Green Gables - 50 episodes
  • The Adventures of Tom Sawyer - 49 episodes
  • The Swiss Family Robinson: Flone of the Mysterious Island - 50 episodes
  • Lucy of the Southern Rainbow - 50 episodes
  • Story of the Alps: My Annette - 48 episodes
  • Katri, Girl of the Meadows - 49 episodes
  • Princess Sarah - 46 episodes
  • The Story of Pollyanna, Girl of Love - 51 episodes
  • Little Women - 48 episodes
  • Little Lord Fauntleroy - 43 episodes
  • The Adventures of Peter Pan - 41 episodes
  • My Daddy Long Legs - 40 episodes
  • Trapp Family Story - 40 episodes
  • The Bush Baby - 40 episodes
  • Little Women II: Jo's Boys - 40 episodes
  • Tico of the Seven Seas - 39 episodes
  • Romeo's Blue Skies - 33 episodes
  • Famous Dog Lassie - 26 episodes
  • Remi, Nobody's Girl - 26 episodes
  • Les Misérables: Shōjo Cosette - 52 episodes
  • Porphy no Nagai Tabi - 52 episodes
  • Hello Anne - Before Green Gables - 39 episodes

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