It tells the story of Rock, a puppy whose mother is killed by a tiger and a fox. To fulfill his revenge, will achieve together a large number of animals. An animated collaboration between Osamu Tezuka and Toei Animation.
Daisaku Shirakawa
Director
Chiyoko Honma
Karo (voice)
Fumitake Ōmura
Nukita (voice)
Hideo Kinoshita
Rock (voice)
Hideo Sato
Goro (voice)
Junko Hori
Lighthouse Girl (voice)
Kazuko Yoshikawa
Ron (voice)
Kiyoko Yamamoto
Rima (voice)
Kō Nishimura
Killer (voice)
Makiko Ito
Rabi (voice)
Ranko Mizuki
Shiro (voice)
Yoshihisa Kamo
Akamimi (voice)
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