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* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: The titular heroine is the subject of multiple AmusingInjuries throughout the series, such as being SquashedFlat after trying to hold up the sky for Atlas in Episode 9, and getting absolutely destroyed in a fight against a bigger kid in Episode 23.
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* OffModel: The animation and backgrounds are simple even by 1982 standards, some might say primitive - the series looks like it could have been made in the '60s. It works for a gag-based series, though.
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* LimitedAnimation: While not even close to being as bad as ''Anime/ChargemanKen'' or ''Anime/TwinkleNoraRockMe'', this anime has animation so limited that it more resembles something from the 1960s than something made in 1982 (its year of release).
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The anime television series was made by Movie International Co. (MIC) (and the first work to be produced by MIC's in-house studio, as the company had previously subcontracted animation production to other companies such as Creator/ToeiAnimation), taking over the Saturday 6pm timeslot on Creator/FujiTelevision from the same company's ''Manga/HoneyHoney''.[[note]]The show aired during local rather than network sales time, and thus aired at other times on other Fuji affiliate stations, or even on affiliates of other networks such as [[Creator/TokyoBroadcastingSystem TBS]].[[/note]] It consisted of 46 episodes and aired from May 1982 to March 1983, and was also popular in some European countries. ''Especially'' Italy. In Japan, it was popular enough for MIC to adapt ''Nanako SOS'' into anime the following year (with Pollon making a [[TheCameo cameo]] in one episode). The anime is licensed in the US by Enoki Films, but there is no official English release as of yet.

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The anime television series was made by Movie International Co. (MIC) (and (MIC)[[note]]It and ''Anime/MakyouDensetsuAcrobunch'', which shared many of the same staff, were the first work works to be produced by MIC's in-house studio, as the company had previously subcontracted animation production to other companies such as Creator/ToeiAnimation), Creator/ToeiAnimation; Toei would in fact later take over animation production of ''Acrobunch''[[/note]], taking over the Saturday 6pm timeslot on Creator/FujiTelevision from the same company's ''Manga/HoneyHoney''.[[note]]The show aired during local rather than network sales time, and thus aired at other times on other Fuji affiliate stations, or even on affiliates of other networks such as [[Creator/TokyoBroadcastingSystem TBS]].[[/note]] It consisted of 46 episodes and aired from May 1982 to March 1983, and was also popular in some European countries. ''Especially'' Italy. In Japan, it was popular enough for MIC to adapt ''Nanako SOS'' into anime the following year (with Pollon making a [[TheCameo cameo]] in one episode). The anime is licensed in the US by Enoki Films, but there is no official English release as of yet.
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The anime television series was made by Movie International Co. (MIC), taking over the Saturday 6pm timeslot on Creator/FujiTelevision from the same company's ''Manga/HoneyHoney''.[[note]]The show aired during local rather than network sales time, and thus aired at other times on other Fuji affiliate stations, or even on affiliates of other networks such as [[Creator/TokyoBroadcastingSystem TBS]].[[/note]] It consisted of 46 episodes and aired from May 1982 to March 1983, and was also popular in some European countries. ''Especially'' Italy. In Japan, it was popular enough for MIC to adapt ''Nanako SOS'' into anime the following year (with Pollon making a [[TheCameo cameo]] in one episode). The anime is licensed in the US by Enoki Films, but there is no official English release as of yet.

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The anime television series was made by Movie International Co. (MIC), (MIC) (and the first work to be produced by MIC's in-house studio, as the company had previously subcontracted animation production to other companies such as Creator/ToeiAnimation), taking over the Saturday 6pm timeslot on Creator/FujiTelevision from the same company's ''Manga/HoneyHoney''.[[note]]The show aired during local rather than network sales time, and thus aired at other times on other Fuji affiliate stations, or even on affiliates of other networks such as [[Creator/TokyoBroadcastingSystem TBS]].[[/note]] It consisted of 46 episodes and aired from May 1982 to March 1983, and was also popular in some European countries. ''Especially'' Italy. In Japan, it was popular enough for MIC to adapt ''Nanako SOS'' into anime the following year (with Pollon making a [[TheCameo cameo]] in one episode). The anime is licensed in the US by Enoki Films, but there is no official English release as of yet.
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* CheekyMouth: While this trope is common in anime of this era (indeed, ''any'' era), this series takes it UpToEleven. It's in virtually ''every'' side shot, with Pollon anyway.

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* CheekyMouth: While this trope is common in anime of this era (indeed, ''any'' era), this series takes it UpToEleven.up a notch. It's in virtually ''every'' side shot, with Pollon anyway.
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It tells the story of a little girl named Pollon, daughter of the sun-god Apollo, who lives her adventures on Mount Olympos along with the gods of Greek mythology. Pollon really wants to become a goddess and, to prove herself of being worthy of this, tries to do many good deeds… with very poor results. Even if her attempts usually end up as EpicFail, she never gives up and keeps trying to achieve her goal.

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It tells the story of a little girl named Pollon, daughter of the sun-god Apollo, who lives her adventures on Mount Olympos along with the gods of Greek mythology.Myth/ClassicalMythology. Pollon really wants to become a goddess and, to prove herself of being worthy of this, tries to do many good deeds… with very poor results. Even if her attempts usually end up as EpicFail, she never gives up and keeps trying to achieve her goal.
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* KingOfAllCosmos: This series depicts Zeus as a DirtyOldMan with BlindingBangs, Hera as a sadistic and crazy wife, Apollo as a lazy drunk who forgets to do his job, Eros as an awkard and ugly ButtMonkey, Poseidon as a red-skinned giant who can't swim, etc.
* LoserDeity: Almost all the gods of Greek mythology are portrayed as losers and have many human weaknesses. Zeus is a short perverted guy with BlindingBangs who is often beaten up by his wife, Apollo is a lazy drunk who forgets to do his job, Eros is so ugly that his mother is ashamed of him, Poseidon can't swim, etc. Even Athena, despite being the wise OnlySaneWoman, is disliked by the others for her prickly attitude and is considered an "old spinster".

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* KingOfAllCosmos: This series depicts Zeus as a DirtyOldMan with BlindingBangs, DirtyOldMan, Hera as a sadistic and crazy wife, Apollo as a lazy drunk who forgets to do his job, Eros as an awkard and ugly ButtMonkey, Poseidon as a red-skinned giant who can't swim, etc.
* LoserDeity: Almost all the gods of Greek mythology are portrayed as losers and have many human weaknesses. Zeus is a short perverted guy with BlindingBangs who is often beaten up by his wife, Apollo is a lazy drunk who forgets to do his job, Eros is so ugly that his mother is ashamed of him, Poseidon can't swim, etc. Even Athena, despite being the wise OnlySaneWoman, is disliked by the others for her prickly attitude and is considered an "old spinster".
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The anime television series was made by Movie International Co. (MIC), taking over the Saturday 6pm timeslot on Creator/FujiTelevision from the same company's ''Manga/HoneyHoney''.[[note]]The show aired during local rather than network sales time, and thus aired at other times on other Fuji affiliate stations, or even on affiliates of other networks such as [[Creator/TokyoBroadcastingSystem TBS]].[[/note]] It consisted of 46 episodes and aired from May 1982 to March 1983, and was also popular in some European countries. ''Especially'' Italy. In Japan, it was popular enough for MIC to adapt ''Nanako SOS'' into anime the following year (with Pollon making a [[TheCameo cameo]] in one episode).

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The anime television series was made by Movie International Co. (MIC), taking over the Saturday 6pm timeslot on Creator/FujiTelevision from the same company's ''Manga/HoneyHoney''.[[note]]The show aired during local rather than network sales time, and thus aired at other times on other Fuji affiliate stations, or even on affiliates of other networks such as [[Creator/TokyoBroadcastingSystem TBS]].[[/note]] It consisted of 46 episodes and aired from May 1982 to March 1983, and was also popular in some European countries. ''Especially'' Italy. In Japan, it was popular enough for MIC to adapt ''Nanako SOS'' into anime the following year (with Pollon making a [[TheCameo cameo]] in one episode). \n The anime is licensed in the US by Enoki Films, but there is no official English release as of yet.
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The anime television series was made by Movie International Co. (MIC), taking over the Saturday 6pm timeslot on Creator/FujiTelevision from the same company's ''Manga/HoneyHoney''.[[note]]The show aired during local rather than network sales time, and thus aired at other times on other Fuji affiliate stations, or even on affiliates of other networks such as [[Creator/TokyoBroadcastingSystem TBS]].[[/note]] It consisted of 46 episodes and aired from May 1982 to March 1983, and was also popular in some European countries. ''Especially'' Italy. In Japan, it was popular enough for MIC to adapt another Azuma manga, ''Manga/NanakoSOS'', into anime (with Pollon making a [[TheCameo cameo]] in one episode).

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The anime television series was made by Movie International Co. (MIC), taking over the Saturday 6pm timeslot on Creator/FujiTelevision from the same company's ''Manga/HoneyHoney''.[[note]]The show aired during local rather than network sales time, and thus aired at other times on other Fuji affiliate stations, or even on affiliates of other networks such as [[Creator/TokyoBroadcastingSystem TBS]].[[/note]] It consisted of 46 episodes and aired from May 1982 to March 1983, and was also popular in some European countries. ''Especially'' Italy. In Japan, it was popular enough for MIC to adapt another Azuma manga, ''Manga/NanakoSOS'', ''Nanako SOS'' into anime the following year (with Pollon making a [[TheCameo cameo]] in one episode).
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Features [[ParentalBonus]]es galore although the show is definitely overall aimed at kids.

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Features [[ParentalBonus]]es [[ParentalBonus Parental Bonuses]] galore although the show is definitely overall aimed at kids.
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Features [[ParentalBonus]]es galore although the show is definitely overall aimed at kids.
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The anime television series was made by Movie International Co. (MIC) as their follow-up to ''Manga/HoneyHoney''. It consisted of 46 episodes and aired on [[Creator/FujiTelevision Fuji TV]] and affiliated stations from May 1982 to March 1983, and was also popular in some European countries. ''Especially'' Italy. In Japan, it was popular enough for the same company to adapt another Azuma manga, ''Manga/NanakoSOS'', into anime (with Pollon making a [[TheCameo cameo]] in one episode).

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The anime television series was made by Movie International Co. (MIC) (MIC), taking over the Saturday 6pm timeslot on Creator/FujiTelevision from the same company's ''Manga/HoneyHoney''.[[note]]The show aired during local rather than network sales time, and thus aired at other times on other Fuji affiliate stations, or even on affiliates of other networks such as their follow-up to ''Manga/HoneyHoney''. [[Creator/TokyoBroadcastingSystem TBS]].[[/note]] It consisted of 46 episodes and aired on [[Creator/FujiTelevision Fuji TV]] and affiliated stations from May 1982 to March 1983, and was also popular in some European countries. ''Especially'' Italy. In Japan, it was popular enough for the same company MIC to adapt another Azuma manga, ''Manga/NanakoSOS'', into anime (with Pollon making a [[TheCameo cameo]] in one episode).
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* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: The titular heroine is the subject of multiple AmusingInjuries throughout the series, such as being SquashedFlat after trying to hold up the sky for Atlas in Episode 9, and getting absolutely destroyed in a fight against a bigger kid in Episode 23.
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* PlatonicLifePartners: Pollon and Eros, bordering on ToyShip.

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* PlatonicLifePartners: Pollon and Eros, bordering on ToyShip.PuppyLove.
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* CanonForeigner: The main heroine. Pollon certainly wasn’t part of the ''Myth/ClassicalMythology''.

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* CanonForeigner: The main heroine. Pollon certainly wasn’t wasn't part of the ''Myth/ClassicalMythology''.Myth/ClassicalMythology.



* DenserAndWackier: A wacky and humorous portrayal of the ''Classical Mythology'' characters.

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* DenserAndWackier: A wacky and humorous portrayal of the ''Classical Mythology'' Classical Mythology characters.



* RelatedInTheAdaptation: In this version Hera is the mother of Apollo (and grandmother of Pollon). In the ''Classical Mythology'' she was just her step-mother and Apollo was born from Zeus's relationship with Leto.

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* RelatedInTheAdaptation: In this version Hera is the mother of Apollo (and grandmother of Pollon). In the ''Classical Mythology'' Classical Mythology she was just her step-mother and Apollo was born from Zeus's relationship with Leto.
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The anime television series was made by Movie International Co. (MIC) as their follow-up to ''Manga/HoneyHoney''. It consisted of 46 episodes and aired on [[Creator/FujiTelevision Fuji TV]] and affiliated stations from May 1982 to March 1983, and was also popular in some European countries. ''Especially'' Italy. In Japan, it was popular enough for the same company to adapt another Azuma manga, ''Anime/NanakoSOS'', into anime (with Pollon making a [[TheCameo cameo]] in one episode).

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The anime television series was made by Movie International Co. (MIC) as their follow-up to ''Manga/HoneyHoney''. It consisted of 46 episodes and aired on [[Creator/FujiTelevision Fuji TV]] and affiliated stations from May 1982 to March 1983, and was also popular in some European countries. ''Especially'' Italy. In Japan, it was popular enough for the same company to adapt another Azuma manga, ''Anime/NanakoSOS'', ''Manga/NanakoSOS'', into anime (with Pollon making a [[TheCameo cameo]] in one episode).

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The anime television series consisted of 46 episodes and aired on [[Creator/FujiTelevision Fuji TV]] and affiliated stations from May 1982 to March 1983, and was also popular in some European countries. ''Especially'' Italy.

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The anime television series was made by Movie International Co. (MIC) as their follow-up to ''Manga/HoneyHoney''. It consisted of 46 episodes and aired on [[Creator/FujiTelevision Fuji TV]] and affiliated stations from May 1982 to March 1983, and was also popular in some European countries. ''Especially'' Italy. In Japan, it was popular enough for the same company to adapt another Azuma manga, ''Anime/NanakoSOS'', into anime (with Pollon making a [[TheCameo cameo]] in one episode).


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* CheekyMouth: While this trope is common in anime of this era (indeed, ''any'' era), this series takes it UpToEleven. It's in virtually ''every'' side shot, with Pollon anyway.


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* OffModel: The animation and backgrounds are simple even by 1982 standards, some might say primitive - the series looks like it could have been made in the '60s. It works for a gag-based series, though.
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The anime television series consisted of 46 episodes and aired across Japan on [[Creator/FujiTelevision Fuji TV]] from May 1982 to March 1983, and was also popular in some European countries.
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The anime television series consisted of 46 episodes and aired across Japan on [[Creator/FujiTelevision Fuji TV]] and affiliated stations from May 1982 to March 1983, and was also popular in some European countries.
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countries. ''Especially'' Italy.



* AlcoholicParent: Apollo to Pollon. He's not that bad, just a bit [[ParentalNeglect neglectful]] even if he cares for his daughter.

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* AlcoholicParent: Apollo to Pollon. He's not that bad, just a bit [[ParentalNeglect neglectful]] even if though he cares for his daughter.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Pollon's infamous song about the magic dust, at least in the Italian dub. With lyrics like this "it looks like talcum powder but it isn't, it gives you happiness! If you eat it or breathe it, it will immediately give you happiness!"
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* AlternativeForeignThemeSong: In the Italian and French dubs.
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* LoserDeity: Almost all the gods of Greek mythology are portrayed as losers and have many human weaknesses. Zeus is a short perverted guy with BlindingBangs who is often beaten up by his wife, Apollo is a lazy drunk who forgets to do his job, Eros is so ugly that his mother is ashamed of him, Poseidon can't swim, etc. Even Athena, despite being the wise OnlySaneWoman, is disliked by the others for her prickly attitude and is considered an "old spinster".
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* DubNameChange: Pollon is renamed Olympe in the French version.

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