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Brigadoon

Brigadoon

ブリガドーン まりんとメラン · Brigadoon: Marin to Melan
7.34Score#3,257Popularity3.3KOn listsFinished airing
10 languages
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Contents
  1. Characters
  2. Production
  3. Music
  4. Episodes
  5. Videos and pictures
  6. Ratings and statistics
  7. Related works
  8. Recommendations
  9. References
  10. External links
Brigadoon
Opening
Japaneseブリガドーン まりんとメラン
RomanizedBrigadoon: Marin to Melan
Also known asBrigadoon Marin and Melan
MariMera
GenreAdventure, Comedy, Drama, Sci-Fi, Mecha
TypeTV series
Created byYoshitomo Yonetani, Hajime Yatate
Directed byYoshitomo Yonetani
Written byHideyuki Kurata
Character designTakahiro Kimura
Music byYoko Ueno, Yuuji Yoshino
StudioSunrise
Original runJuly 21, 2000 – February 9, 2001
Episodes26
Episode length24 min
BroadcastFridays
Total running time10 hr 24 min
StatusFinished airing
SeasonSummer 2000
Age ratingPG-13 – Teens 13 and older
Score★ 7.34
On users' lists3,259
Kitsu, Shikimori

Brigadoon (Japanese: ブリガドーン まりんとメラン, Hepburn: Brigadoon: Marin to Melan) is a 2000 Japanese original anime television series created by Yoshitomo Yonetani and Hajime Yatate. It is animated by Sunrise and directed by Yoshitomo Yonetani. It aired from July 21, 2000 to February 9, 2001, with 26 episodes.

Characters

Main characters

Supporting characters

Kuston Brown · Chroma · Michael Collins · Detective Chunen · Detective Wakai · Tamami Ebicha · Erin Garnet · Sumire Hanazono · Tatsuya Kabamoto · Kaori's Mother · Moe Kisaragi · Wakana Konno · Chiasa Kurihara · Kushatoon · Lala · Lele · Lili · Lulu · Midori Mano · Marine · Moe's Mother · Mitsue Momoi · Hitoe Momoi · Futae Momoi · Richard Nixon · Shirou Onando · Poikun · Prime Minister · Principal · Pyon Silver · Skiar · Takashi Tanzen · Miyuki Tokita · Tadashi Tokita

Voice cast by language

Voice actors in each language, as listed by Kitsu. A language appears only where a dub of this title is listed.

CharacterJapaneseEnglish
Marin AsagiMainMidori KawanaWendee Lee
Melan BlueMainHouchuu OotsukaTony Oliver
LoloMainMayumi ShintaniWendee Lee
Makoto AroSupportingHikaru MidorikawaDave Wittenberg
Moto AsagiSupportingRikako AikawaWendee Lee
Erin GarnetSupportingKae ArakiWendee Lee
Moe KisaragiSupportingAyaka SaitouMichelle Ruff
Midori ManoSupportingRyouka YuzukiWendee Lee
Pyon SilverSupportingYuji TakadaNeil Kaplan
Jun TokitaSupportingKae ArakiWendee Lee

Production

Key staff

Staff

StudioSunrise
Original CreatorYoshitomo Yonetani, Hajime Yatate
DirectorYoshitomo Yonetani
Series CompositionHideyuki Kurata
ScriptHideyuki Kurata
Character DesignTakahiro Kimura
MusicYoko Ueno, Yuuji Yoshino
Sound DirectorAkira Ookuma
Art DirectorTakashi Nakamura
Chief Animation DirectorTakahiro Kimura
Theme Song PerformanceYoko Ueno, Ikuko, KAORI
ProducerTakashi Kouchiyama, Hisanori Kunisaki

Music

Opening themes

Ending themes

Songs, performers and episodes from AnimeThemes.

Episodes

26 of 26 episodes aired
No.TitleOriginal air dateStatus
1“A Light Blue Encounter”July 21, 2000Aired
2“Dark Blue Monomachia”July 28, 2000Aired
3“Through the Dull Colored Clouds”August 4, 2000Aired
4“Longing for a Rainbow”August 11, 2000Aired
5“Under the Soda-colored Sky”August 25, 2000Aired
6“The Silver Grey Visitor”September 1, 2000Aired
7“The Brilliant Battle”September 8, 2000Aired
8“The Night When The Sea Turns Dark Blue”September 15, 2000Aired
9“Pink Flight”September 22, 2000Aired
10“The Giant Monster`s Brilliance”September 29, 2000Aired
11“A Broken Umbrella and the Dark Rain”October 6, 2000Aired
12“Fly from the Darkness”October 13, 2000Aired
13“The Dark Celestial World”October 20, 2000Aired
14“Lost In Colors”October 27, 2000Aired
15“Gorgeous Submaton Color”November 10, 2000Aired
16“The Golden Promise”November 17, 2000Aired
17“Find the Color of the Future”November 24, 2000Aired
18“Glowing Red”December 8, 2000Aired
19“The Ship That Brings Destruction”December 15, 2000Aired
20“In the Light of Snow”December 22, 2000Aired
21“Eternal Green”January 5, 2001Aired
22“Breaking Through the Red-Stained Wall”January 12, 2001Aired
23“The Dark Transformation”January 19, 2001Aired
24“Translucent Life”January 26, 2001Aired
25“Time of the White Pasca”February 2, 2001Aired
26“Goodbye, Melan Blue”February 9, 2001Aired

Videos and pictures

Trailers and music

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Ratings and statistics

7.34174 ratings

Score distribution

1023.6%
915.5%
815.5%
716.1%
612.6%
56.3%
44%
34%
20.6%
11.7%

On users' lists

  • Plan to watch858
  • Watching54
  • Completed229
  • On hold55
  • Dropped105

Ratings and list counts come from Shikimori, whose scores mirror MyAnimeList.

Audience

How many people follow this anime on the largest anime databases. The numbers are refreshed every few days; one person may use several sites.

3.3KOn users' lists
229Completed
54Watching
858Plan to watch
14Favorites
SiteMembersWatchingCompletedPlan to watchDroppedFavorites
Kitsu1,958————14
Shikimori1,30154229858105—
Original workBrigadoon: Marin to Melan (Manga)

Recommendations

Titles that share the most genres with Brigadoon.

References

  1. “Brigadoon: Marin to Melan”. Shikimori. Retrieved November 11, 2026.
  2. “Brigadoon: Marin to Melan”. MyAnimeList. Retrieved November 11, 2026.
  3. “Brigadoon”. Kitsu. Retrieved November 11, 2026.
  4. “Brigadoon”. AnimeThemes. Retrieved November 11, 2026.
  5. “Q2487170”. Wikidata. Retrieved November 11, 2026.

The facts on this page come from the databases listed above. The article text is written by Acino with AI assistance, using only those facts.

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