Hikaru no Go (TV)
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| Hikaru no Go (DVD 1) 2005-12-27 (from $16.19) |
| Hikaru no Go - (DVD 2) 2006-03-28 (from $19.99) |
| Hikaru no Go (DVD 3) 2006-06-27 (from $20.23) |
| Hikaru no Go (DVD 4) 2006-09-26 (from $20.23) |
| Hikaru no Go - A Rvial in the Shadows (DVD 5) 2006-11-29 (from $20.23) |
| Hikaru no Go (DVD 6) 2007-01-30 (from $20.23) |
| Hikaru no Go (DVD 7) 2007-03-27 (from $18.21) |
| Hikaru no Go - The Awful Opponent (DVD 8) 2007-05-29 (from $20.23) |
| Hikaru no Go (DVD 9) 2007-07-31 (from $18.21) |
| Hikaru no Go (DVD 10) 2007-09-25 (from $18.21) |
| Hikaru no Go (DVD 11) 2007-11-27 (from $18.21) |
| Hikaru no Go (DVD 12) 2008-01-15 |
Series director: Susumu Nishizawa Director: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Kei Wakakusa Original Manga: Character Design: Hideyuki Motohashi Art director: Sawako Takagi Art: Animation director: Animation Character Design: Director of Photography: Masahide Okino Consultant: Yukari Umezawa Music producer: Takayuki Nagasawa Planning: Sound director: Hideo Takahashi Sound Effects: Mutsuhiro Nishimura Theme Song Composition: BOUNCEBACK (OP1, ED6) Theme Song Performance: | Sanae Kobayashi as Akira Touya Susumu Chiba as Sai Fujiwara Tomoko Kawakami as Hikaru Shindou Eizou Tsuda as Kouyou Touya Keiji Fujiwara as Seiji Ogata Kenichi Suzumura as Shinichirou Isumi Makoto Tsumura as Kimihiro Tsutsui Reiko Takagi as Yoshitaka Waya Youko Matsuoka as Kousuke Ochi Yumi Kakazu as Akari Fujisaki Yuu Asakawa as Yuuki Mitani Chafurin as dealer Akeno Watanabe as Akihiko Ishizumi as Zama Akimitsu Takase as Aruno Tahara as Shu-san Atsuko Enomoto as Nase Atsuko Yuta as Chieko Sakurano (ep 65) Atsuko Yuya as Chieko Sakurano Chiaki Takahashi as student (ep 7) Chinami Nishimura as young girl (ep 64) Daisuke Kishio as Itou Eiji Kawai as Liu Eiji Yanagisawa as customer (ep 64) Eriko Fujimaki as Zhao Shi Eriko Kawasaki as Mitani's Sister Hiroshi Naka as Heihachi Shindou Hiroyuki Yoshino as Mashiba Katsuhiro Kitagawa as Morishita-sensei Katsuhisa Houki as Bousei Namakura (ep 64) Katsuyuki Konishi as Hiroyuki Ashiwara Kazuaki Ito as Teacher Yun Kenichi Ono as Kawai-san Kenichi Sakaguchi as Yang Hai Kentarou Itou as Tetsuo Kaga Koji Yusa as Shirakawa Kouichi Toochika as Kyuuseikai Male Pro (ep 65) Kumiko Watanabe as Hideki Isobe (ep 66) Masaaki Tsukada as Ooijer Masayuki Nakata as Mayumi Asano as Miki Machii as Shigeko Morishita Mitsuaki Hoshino as Mitsuo Iwata as Atsushi Kurata Mizuki Saitou as Tsujioka 2-dan Naoki Bandou as Shinoda Insei Instructor (ep 63) Naomi Kusumi as Nobuyuki Hiyama as Shuuhei Rei Sakuma as Akiko Touya Reiko Takagi as Le Ping Rie Ishizuka as Rokuro Naya as Honinbou Kuwabara Ryuji Mizuno as Satsuki Yukino as Shouto Kashii as Susumu Chiba as Hikaru's Father Takahiro Mizushima as Chinese Pro (ep 67) Takahiro Sakurai as Takako Honda as Hidaka Takao Ishii as Takashi Nagasako as Dake-san Takayuki Yamaguchi as Takuo Kawamura as Tomo Shigematsu as Tomomichi Nishimura as Toshio Tsubaki Tomoya Kawai as Toshiaki Kuwahara as Toshitaka Shimizu as Wasabi Mizuta as Yuuta Fukui Yayoi Nakazawa as Igo Salon Owner's Wife (ep 68) Yoshito Ishinami as Yoshiyuki Kaneko as Youji Ueda as Pro Player Yukiji as Masako Kanako Yurika Hino as Hikaru's mother Yuuno Nakada as Baseball Team member (ep 64) Kujira (ep 29) | |||||||
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Script: Executive producer: Producer: Diana Gage Dialogue Editing: Go Consultant: Janice Kim Production Associate: Jason Bergenfeld Production Coordination: Nick Mann Production manager: Miho Suzuki Re-Recording Mixing: Recording engineer: Ryan Olszewski Script Editing: Senior Production Coordinator: Geoffrey A. Rosen Video Post-Production: Voice Direction: Rob Bakewell | Brad Swaile as Sai Samuel Vincent as Hikaru Scott Perrie as Akira Alexandra Carter as Asumi Alec Willows as Dake Alistair Abell as Andrew Francis as Koji Saeki Andrew Kavadas as Andrew Toth as Astrid Varnes as Akiko Toya Brent Miller as Kaoru Kishimoto Brian Dobson as Mr. Hirose Brian Drummond as Yun-sensei Burkley Duffield as Kosuke Ochi Cathy Weseluck as Chantal Strand as Akari Chris Cound as Hiroyuki Ashiwara (4-Dan) Chris Gound as Hiroyuki Ashiwara (4Dan) Colin Murdock as Dave Pettitt as Mr. Kawai David Kopp as Nakamura David Radford as Kurimoto's Secretary Don Andrews as Muranishi Don Brown as Eli Gabay as Shigezo Nakamura Elizabeth Savenkoff as Waya's Mother Erika Lo as Su-yong Hong Fred Keating as Ginguji French Tickner as Honinbou Kuwabara Hiro Kanagawa as Rinshin Li Jim Yi as Liu John Murphy as Shinoda Justine Wong as Keith Miller as Kimihiro Kelly Sheridan as Kirby Morrow as Ito Kristian Ayre as Shinichiro Isumi Kyle Tejpar as Hitoshi Koike Lila Atherley as Convenience Store Cashier (ep 23) Marcy Goldberg as Morishita's Wife Maryke Hendrikse as Mitani's Sister Matt Smith as Kojima Matthew Erickson as Yoshitaka Waya Michael Adamthwaite as Michael Coleman as Mitsuru Mashiba Michael Dobson as Mr. Shu Michael Donovan as Miguelito Andaluz as Yang-Hai Nathan Tipple as Fuku Paul Dobson as Toya Meijin Pauline Newstone as Mrs. Fukawa Peter New as Tetsuo's Father Rebecca Shoichet as Reece Thompson as Kumara Richard Newman as Robert O. Smith as Tsuchiya Ross Douglas as Gokiso Scott Logie as Toshinori Honda Scott McNeil as Ted Cole as Michio Shirakawa Tony Sampson as Trevor Devall as Ward Perry as Mr. Akota | |||||||
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Theme Song Performance: Antoine Blanc | Adeline Moreau as Hidaka Benjamin Pascal as Tsutsui Benoit Dupac as Ito Cyrille Artaux as Yun Didier Cherbuy as Tetsuo Kaga Fabien Briche as Hikaru Shindo François Creton as Akira Toya Guylène Ouvrard as Kôsuke Ochi Jean-François Vlerick as Jessica Barrier as Akari Nathalie Bleynie as Ichikawa Pascal Casanova as Dake Pascal Germain as Saï Pascal Novak as Ogata Patrick Bethune as Koyo Toya Stéphane Ronchewski as Vincent Debouard as Akarmura Vincent Violette as Shu Yann Pichon as Kojima | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: JING MANIPOL LANZONA Script: | Robert Brillantes as Sai Fujiwara Ahlee Reyes as Asumi Nase Angelo Crisolo as Yuuta Fukui Christian Alvear as Don Sanmaniego as Ely Martin as Toshinori Honda Gerald Narciso as Waya Yoshitaka (Zelda) Jimmy Manato as Kouyou Touya (Master Touya) ROXANNE MANATO as Akari Fujisaki Allan Ortega as Angelo Crisolo as KAZUO & KURATA & MASTER KUHABARA HONINBO (GMA7) Charvie Abeletes as Christian Alvear as Don Sanmaniego as Mishio Shirakawa Ed Belo as Ely Martin as Erika Cardeño as Kumoko Tsuda Jenny Bituin as Shigeko Morishita MAYBEL as KATA Robert Briliantes as SAI Robert Brillantes as Yun-Sensei Roger Aquino as Kawai-san ROXANNE MANATO as AKARI STEVEN BONTOGON as HIKARU SHINDOU | |||||||
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