
Romeo's Blue Skies
TV · 33 episodes · 24 min/ep · Nippon Animation
Romeo is a kindhearted and courageous boy living with his family in a small village in Switzerland. Unfortunately, Romeo becomes the interest of a man named Luini, known as "The God of Death," who is infamous for buying children and selling them as chimney sweeps in Milan. While visiting the village, Luini burns down Romeo's family cornfield in an attempt to have Romeo as his own. With the cornfield gone and his father sustaining a head injury trying to put out the fire, Romeo bravely sells himself to the God of Death in order to help his family afford a doctor. On his way to Milan, Romeo meets a boy named Alfredo Martini and they quickly become friends. Just as Alfredo is sold to a different master, the two boys swear eternal friendship and vow to meet again. As a chimney sweep, Romeo faces many hardships and abuse, especially from his master's family and a gang known as the Wolf Pack. But after reuniting with Alfredo, the two form a fraternity of chimney sweeps called "The Black Brothers," who will learn to fight against the Wolf Pack and help each other in times of need. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Romeo
Main

Ai Orikasa
Japanese

Alfredo Martini
Main

Toshiko Fujita
Japanese

Bianca Martini
Supporting

Akemi Okamura
Japanese

Nikita
Supporting

Aya Ishizu
Japanese

Anita
Supporting

Sakura Tange
Japanese

Carlo
Supporting

Junko Shimakata
Japanese

Jessica
Supporting

Kayoko Fujii
Japanese

Roberto
Supporting

Ryuusuke Oobayashi
Japanese

Giovanni
Supporting

Nobuyuki Hiyama
Japanese

Narrator
Supporting

Masako Ikeda
Japanese

Angeletta
Supporting

Maria Kawamura
Japanese

Isabella Montovani
Supporting

Nana Yamaguchi
Japanese

Hiroko Kasahara
Theme Song Performance (OP, ED)

Maria Kawamura
Insert Song Performance ("Anata No Hanashi Wo Kikasete" ep.23)

Taku Iwasaki
Theme Song Composition

Kouzou Kusuba
Director

Yoshiharu Satou
Character Design

Michiru Shimada
Script

Kei Wakakusa
Music

Aki Yamagata
Key Animation (eps 5, 10, 14)

Tom Deininger
Script (German)

Tom Deininger
ADR Director (German)