Season
- Season 1 1981-03-06
- Season 0
Episode
- Episode 1: Courage Sandybell
- Episode 2: The Garden of Secrets
- Episode 3: Little Story of a White Narcissus
- Episode 4: Prince of the Garden
- Episode 5: Raw Emotions
- Episode 6: The True Essence of Painting
- Episode 7: A Life In Art
- Episode 8: Mark's Birthday
- Episode 9: A Sad Fate Waiting
- Episode 10: Mark, Where Are You?
- Episode 11: Like Flowers in Autumn
- Episode 12: A Fantastic Person
- Episode 13: Farewell, Dear Father
- Episode 14: Farewell to the Highlands
- Episode 15: The First Night in London
- Episode 16: Bitter Tears in the Attic
- Episode 17: Parents in the Storm
- Episode 18: A Destroyed Portrait
- Episode 19: A Mysterious Theft
- Episode 20: Back to the Calmness
- Episode 21: One Year Later
- Episode 22: A Faithful Friend
- Episode 23: A Short Article
- Episode 24: The Girls Go Home
- Episode 25: Journalist on a Journey
- Episode 26: Go Away Bees
- Episode 27: Sandybell in Prison
- Episode 28: Dad's Secret Identity
- Episode 29: The Kidnapped Child
- Episode 30: One Girl in Paris
- Episode 31: The Bells Chime the End of the Romance
- Episode 32: The Underground of Paris Is a Labyrinth of Love
- Episode 33: The Porttrait of the Countess of Wellington
- Episode 34: The Ghost of Marie
- Episode 35: The Mysterious Rendezvous
- Episode 36: A Scoop in Athens
- Episode 37: The Painting of the House by the Sea
- Episode 38: Someone Steals the Van From Sandy
- Episode 39: In Search of Mother
- Episode 40: The Boss Confesses
- Episode 41: SOS Puppy Searching For It's Mother
- Episode 42: Mark Faces a Major Decision
- Episode 43: Mark in an Act of Courage
- Episode 44: Still On the Trail For Mother
- Episode 45: Roland Unveils Something Important
- Episode 46: Finally Togheter, Mom
- Episode 47: Goodbye Sandybell, You're Happy Forever
Hello! Sandybell Season 1 The Porttrait of the Countess of Wellington
8/10 users Hello! Sandybell is an anime series made by Toei Animation in 1981. It was aired in Japan by TV Asahi.
In the original title when it is made in Japan, her name is the spelling to which "E" is attached to an end by "Sandybelle".
Similarly to Silver Fang, the show is relatively unknown in the U.S. but was quite popular in Asia, Latin America, Arab countries and Europe, particularly Scandinavia.
