Parappa the Rapper (TV)
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Director: Hiroaki Sakurai Series Composition: Yoshio Urasawa Storyboard: Yasunori Miyazawa (ED2) Music: Original creator: Original Character Design: Rodney Alan Greenblat Art director: Hiromasa Ogura Animation Character Design: Takayuki Goto Director of Photography: Miki Sakuma Producer: Animation producer: Character Advisor: Kiri Matsuura Color setting: Katsushi Inoue Editing: Makiko Asano Key Animation: Yasunori Miyazawa (OP2, ED2) Music Director: Planning: Theme Song Performance: Unit Director: Yasunori Miyazawa (ED2) | Miyu Irino as PaRappa Akio Suyama as Gruber Masashi Ebara as BOXY BOY Ai Iura as Gallery (Ep. 17) Ai Tokunaga as Baby Bird (Ep. 30) Akane Omae as Baby Bird (Ep. 30) Aki Oohigashi as Child C (Ep. 15) Akiko Hiramatsu as Sales clerk (Ep. 9) Akiko Kobayashi as Paula Akiko Nakagawa as Suzie (Ep. 21) Akira Tomisaka as Student (Ep. 27) Asako Shirakura as Student (Ep. 14) Asami Imai as Child (Ep. 25) Chigusa Ikeda as Waitress (Ep. 26) Chika Kasahara as Fumitoshi Miyajima as Milkman (Ep. 20) Hideyuki Umezu as Paul (Ep. 2) Hiroko Oyamada as Middle-Aged Woman (Ep. 23) Hironori Miyata as Man (Ep. 30) Hiroshi Itoh as Student Announcer (Ep. 22) Hiroshi Matsumoto as Chief Roberts (Ep. 21) Hisayo Mochizuki as Baby Bird (Ep. 30) Isshuu Tanoue as Demongeot (Ep. 18) Itsuki Kawamura as Guest/Customer (Ep. 19) Jun Mizuki as Child A (Ep. 15) Junko Minagawa as Mother (Ep. 25) Juurouta Kosugi as Don (Eps. 16, 18) Kan Tanaka as Kaori Tsuji as Child B (Ep. 15) Katsuya Miura as Official (Ep. 22) Kayo Deguchi as Student (Ep. 14) Kazumi Shimamura as Female Newscaster (Ep. 19) Keiichi Sonobe as Officer Koala (Eps. 11, 15) Kenichi Suzumura as Matt Kenta Miyake as Kenyuu Horiuchi as Schmidt (Ep. 10) Kinryuu Arimoto as Tambourine (Ep. 7) Koichi Sakaguchi as Ghost/Monster (Ep. 12) Kotono Mitsuishi as Witch (Ep. 28) Kouichi Nagano as Kouji Sekine as Driver (Ep. 15) Kumiko Higa as Ghost/Monster (Ep. 12) Kumiko Yokote as Building-chan (Ep. 29) Kunihiko Yasui as Papa Kunihiro Kawamoto as Middle-aged Man (Ep. 13) Kyousuke Watanabe as Student A (Ep. 3) Mai Nakahara as Spectator/Bystander (Ep. 24) Mariko Mukai as Dorothy (Eps. 2, 18) Masaaki Tsukada as Branch Office Manager (Ep. 6) Masahiro Okazaki as Staff (Ep. 29) Masako Joh as Student (Ep. 14) Masako Nozawa as Sister Corn (Eps. 1, 17) Masami Kikuchi as PJ Masashi Ogawa as Guest/Customer (Ep. 29) Mayumi Niwa as Female Student (Ep. 22) Mayumi Yoshida as Baby Bird (Ep. 30) Mie Odagi as Old Lady (Ep. 23) Mika Kanai as Sonny Mikko as Pinto Misato Eguchi as Miyako Tao as Little Child (Ep. 21) Nanaho Katsuragi as Boutique Employee (Ep. 16) Naotsugu Yoneda as Middle-Aged Man (Ep. 23) Nobuo Tobita as Paddle (Ep. 7) Noriko Shitaya as Gallery (Ep. 17) Norio Wakamoto as King Kong Mushi (Eps. 19, 29) Orine Fukushima as Miss Stew (Ep. 11) Reiko Takagi as Child (Ep. 25) Rie Kanda as Rina Nakayama as Ceitinn Ryo Naitou as Gaster Ryoka Yuzuki as Ghost/Monster (Ep. 12) Ryoukichi Takahashi as Starter (Ep. 22) RYU as Mr. Onion (Eps. 13, 24) Ryuuzou Ishino as King of Neighbouring Country (Ep. 5) Sara Nakayama as Ann (Ep. 7) Satoshi Katougi as Umpire (Ep. 10) Seiko Tomoe as Mrs. Hippo (Eps. 8, 14, 19, 22, 25) Shinji Kawada as Policeman (Ep. 24) Shouto Kashii as Man (Ep. 30) Showtaro Morikubo as Jonathan (Ep. 21) Soutarou Kobayashi as Guest/Customer (Ep. 29) Sukekiyo Kameyama as DJ (Doberman) (Ep. 15) Taisuke Yamamoto as Student (Ep. 27) Takayuki Yamaguchi as Takeharu Onishi as Principal (Ep. 26) Takkou Ishimori as Santa Claus (Ep. 28) Tomoyuki Shimura as Mr. BOBUJII (Eps. 22, 26) Toshitaka Hirano as Toshiya Ueda as Mr. Shyman (Eps. 3, 4, 19, 22, 30) Toshiyuki Hayase as Firefighter (Ep. 7) Yasuko Kuribayashi as Little Child (Ep. 21) Yoshimitsu Shimoyama as Yoshinori Fujita as Yoshito Yasuhara as Mr. Frog (Ep. 23) Yuji Mitsuya as Takoyama-san (Ep. 27) Yuji Ueda as Shop Manager (Ep. 25) Yukiji as Servant Robot (Ep. 7) Yuko Kaida as Female Receptionist (Ep. 27) Yuko Kato as Mother Bird (Ep. 30) Yuko Mizutani as Sweetie (Ep. 9) Yuuichi Nagashima as Eray (Ep. 5) Yuuko Tano as | |||||||
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