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''Hergé's Adventures of Tintin'' ((フランス語:Les Aventures de Tintin, d'après Hergé)) is the first animated television series based on Hergé's popular comic book series, ''The Adventures of Tintin''. The series was produced by Belvision Studios and first aired in 1957. After two books were adapted in black and white, eight books were then adapted in colour, each serialised into a set of five-minute episodes, with 103 episodes produced (twelve in black and white and ninety-one in colour). The series was directed by Ray Goossens and written by comic artist Greg, who later became editor of ''Tintin'' magazine. It was produced by Raymond Leblanc, who launched Belvision and ''Tintin'' magazine. ==Changes from the books== Most stories in the series varied widely from the original books, often changing whole plots.〔 In ''Black Island'', Captain Haddock plays a leading part, whereas he wasn't in the original book. Professor Calculus makes a cameo. Puschov accuses Tintin of robbing him, but in an airport. Tintin and Haddock hide in post office bags to get to Sussex, but Haddock gets in the wrong bag, and they are separated. Tintin later finds Haddock in England examining the plane. Dr. Müller is older and white-haired, and has a goatee. And Ranko doesn't break his arm in this version. In ''The Crab with the Golden Claws'', Tintin sees Herbert Dawes being drowned and decides to investigate. In this version Tintin and Haddock already know each other, whilst the original book is their first meeting. Haddock is being drugged with actual drugs, rather than whiskey. And diamonds are being smuggled in the tins rather than opium. They have slightly different exploits in the desert. They are attacked by a desert raider named Ahmed the Terrible, and later by the pilot of the seaplane. And the ending has been re-written. In ''The Star of Mystery (The Shooting Star)'', Professor Phostle is replaced with Professor Calculus. Coincidentally, the phostlite is renamed "calculite". Professor Philippulus is Calculus' assistant, and he predicts the end of the world, but his predictions are wrong. Calculus accompanies Tintin on the meteorite, and the ''Peary'' captain and a crewman chase Tintin and Calculus on the meteorite, but are chased off by the giant spider. Captain Chester has been deleted from the storyline, and Thomson and Thompson accompany them on the voyage, whereas in the book they only appeared in one panel. In ''The Secret of the Unicorn'', Barnaby and Ivan Ivanovitch Sakharine are completely missing from the storyline. Marlinspike Hall has been renamed "Hudson Manor". Max Bird escapes in his car, but in this version he is pursued by Tintin, Haddock, and Thomson and Thompson. They fight him on a pumpkin farmers truck, and pursue him with help from a pilot. Also Aristides Silk (the pickpocket) has been renamed "Herbert Knill". In ''Red Rackham's Treasure'', they already know Calculus, who is not hard of hearing. Max Bird follows them, and attacks Tintin underwater and is nearly killed by an octopus. Haddock is the one who meets a shark underwater instead of Tintin. And there are natives on the desert island, who bear a strong resemblance to the Arumbayas from ''The Broken Ear''. Thomson and Thompson are saved from losing their heads when Haddock pretends he is the Idol of Sir Francis Haddock speaking, similar to The Broken Ear. The group are captured by natives, but escape when a volcanic eruption sinks the Island (similar to ''Flight 714''). Max Bird meets them at the Marlinspike Hall after they find the treasure, but they overpower him. In ''Objective Moon (Destination Moon & Explorers on the Moon)'', the trip to the moon was all about rescuing Snowy, who was trapped in the (now white) test rocket. Captain Haddock's whiskey is replaced with coffee, and when he is pulled into orbit, he is not drunk, but his feet are hurting, so he takes his metal boots off. The tank is replaced with a hovering car called "the moonmobile". Professor Calculus, Haddock, and Thomson and Thompson explore the dark side of the moon in it, but get caved in by a meteor shower. Snowy rescues them by giving them dynamite. Colonel Jorgen and Frank Wolff survive, and at the end, the rocket crashes in the mountains. ''The Calculus Case (The Calculus Affair)'' was the most altered series, the changes amounting to a completely different story altogether. Jolyon Wagg was entirely removed, and Calculus' ultrasound weapon is called "Silly the Silent" (or "No-Sound Nellie" in the US English version.). Thomson and Thompson's roles have been expanded, and Haddock is captured with Calculus in "Darkol Prison". Alfredo Topolino and Colonel Sponsz have been renamed "Professor Bretzel" and "Colonel Brutel". There were notable changes in the characters too. Tintin's home is located in New York, Captain Haddock does not have a penchant for whiskey, and is seen drinking coffee, Professor Calculus does not has hearing problems, Thomson and Thompson's moustaches are identical, and Snowy has a red collar. The first episode, Objective Moon, makes reference to other earlier stories through Tintin reminiscing. It makes mention of ''Tintin in the Congo'', ''Land of Black Gold'' and ''The Red Sea Sharks''. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Hergé's Adventures of Tintin」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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