in Ciao from the October 1994 issue through the September 1995 issue. The tankōbon, or collections, were released in three volumes by Shogakukan's Flower Comics label. Volume 1, (released April 1995) Volume 2, (released August 1995) Volume 3, (released October 1995) Anime The anime aired on TVB Jade in Hong Kong and on TVBS and TTV in Taiwan. An English language-version titled Super Pig was produced by Saban Entertainment in 1997. This dub aired in New Zealand on TV2. From 1998 to 1999 the Saban dub aired in the Netherlands on Fox Kids with Dutch subtitles, and from 2003 to 2004 a Dutch dub based on the Saban dub aired also on Fox Kids. In Poland a Polish dub based on the Saban dub aired on Fox Kids and TVN. In Italy an Italian dub based on the Saban dub aired on Fox Kids between 2001 and 2002. In South America, Germany, Brazil, Russia, Spain, Portugal, and Israel, translated versions of the Saban dub also aired. Another English dub aired only in the Philippines under the title Super Boink. Openings Lyricist: Manami Tōno / Composer: Tsugumi Kataoka / Arranger: Tsugumi Kataoka / Singers: Parquets Endings Lyricist: Manami Tōno / Composer: Tsugumi Kataoka / Arranger: Tsugumi Kataoka / Singers: Parquets Saban episode list Japanese original episode list References External links 1994 manga 1994 Japanese television series debuts 1994 anime television series debuts 1995 Japanese television series endings Japanese children's animated action television series Japanese children's animated adventure television series Japanese children's animated comedy television series Japanese children's animated fantasy television series Japanese children's animated superhero television series Magical girl anime and manga Mainichi Broadcasting System original programming Nippon Animation Shogakukan manga Shōjo manga Television series by Disney–ABC Domestic Television TBS Television (Japan) original programming TVB Fictional pigs