

Pink: Water Bandit, Rain Bandit
Original Title: “PINKみずドロボウあめドロボウ”
“Everything changed when Pink came around!”
Overview
On a desert planet, the young orphan Pink leads a gang of adorable outlaws stealing water out from under the nose of the cruel Silver Company. Under pressure from the evil corporation, Sheriff Cobalt Blue sets out to apprehend the bandits.
Top Cast

Keiichi Nanba
Cobalt Blue (voice)

Mia Masuda
Pink (voice)

Kazuko Sugiyama
White (voice)

Keiko Yamamoto
Black (voice)

Sanae Miyuki
Gorosuke Kaminari (voice)
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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