is a Japanese anime series that originally aired in Japan during 2001 and 2002 on TBS. The series is about quintuplets who have many adventures together.

The series has been dubbed into English by The Ocean Group as Let's Go Quintuplets! and aired in New Zealand. The first two episodes of the English dub were released on a dual audio European Spanish DVD.

Go! Go! Itsutsugo Land

The series totals 50 episodes, each one consisting of 1 to 2 parts.

Go! Go! Itsutsugo Land

The name Go! Go! Itsutsugo has a double meaning. Go is, apart from the English word, also Japanese for "five". Itsutsugo means quintuplet.

Go! Go! Itsutsugo Land

Characters

The names of the characters were changed in the English dub but the initials of each name were preserved.

is the oldest of the five twins, although only by a few minutes. is the most self-centered. She already knows she is going to become a movie star and therefore gives signed autographs away. is the bookworm and wants to win the Nobel Prize. wants to become a true superhero - a detective or something else. is the youngest of the quintuplets. She wants to save the world and all animals (except frogs) is an affectionate little dog owned by the Miller (Morino) family.

Cast

Japanese

Chie Koujiro - Arashi Morino

Fujiko Takimoto - Kabuto Morino

Hiro Yuuki - Hinoki Morino

Kae Araki - Kodama Morino

Yuko Mizutani - Kinoko Morino

English

Sharon Alexander - Karly Miller

Don Brown - Principal

Noel Callahan - Karl Miller

Gabe Khouth

Danny McKinnon - Austin Miller

Scott McNeil - Jack Miller

Colin Murdock - Officer Collins

Nicole Oliver - Ms. Carruthers

Tabitha St. Germain - Krystal Miller

Chantal Strand - Vanessa, Bridget

Venus Terzo

Cathy Weseluck - Harold Miller

Jillian Michaels - Matthew, Mermaid (episodes 9, 48) Michael Coleman - Leroy Green (episode 24)

Episode list

Note: of most of the episodes the English dub name isn't known.

International

References

External links

Let's Go Quintuplets! at the official TBS website

2001 anime television series debuts

Anime with original screenplays

Eiken (studio) Fantasy anime and manga TBS Television (Japan) original programming Magic Bus (studio)