Guzura in china

Guzura in china refers to the chinese adaptation of the Guzura series

Manga
A translation of the Guzura manga known as Chubby dragon (胖胖龍 Pàng pàng lóng) or Bubble dragon (泡泡龍 Pào pào lóng) began serialization in the 65th issue of the magazine "Prince" in August 196,9 which marketed it as a fantasy manga. At the beginning of issues 65 and 66, Guzura was mentioned as "?" because he had no given name, but then the editorial department of the magazine held a naming event on that they invited readers to give him a name, and then in the 67th issue he was re-named "Chubby dragon". The Translation of the series of the Prince magazine started to be re-published since the 89th issue from October 1970, and later, a series of 6 volumes of "Chubby dragon" was released by the Republic of China in 1973.

Despite the Guzura manga being now forgotten in Taiwan people still recognize the "Chubby dragon" and "Bubble dragon" brand.

Anime
A dub of the 1987 series aired on TVB Jade by the name of Baibao Oolong (百寶烏龍仔) since January 1st, 1996 until 1997.

Trivia

 * In china, Guzura is often compared to Doraemon, Obake no Q-taro and Chibikko Kaiju Yadamon, because of their setting of "Magic entity befriends a normal japanese family" and is confused with Kaiketsu Tamagon because of their similar main characters.