PetoPeto-san (TV)
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Director: Akira Nishimori Series Composition: Megumi Sasano Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Masaki Kurihara Original Manga: Original Character Design: YUG Character Design: Mari Tominaga Art director: Yukiko Iijima (Studio MAO) Chief Animation Director: Mari Tominaga Animation director: Art design: Tadanao Tsuji Sound director: Yota Tsuruoka Director of Photography: Katsutoshi Hirose (XEBEC) Producer: Animation producer: Hideyuki Motohashi Color design: Megumi Nagasaka Editing: Toshio Henmi (Jay Film) Key Animation: Music producer: Yoshiyuki Ito Planning: Prop Design: Makoto Yoshida Theme Song Arrangement: Masumi Itou (OP/END) Theme Song Composition: Masumi Itou (OP,ED) Theme Song Lyrics: Isako Saneyoshi (OP/END) Theme Song Performance: Isako Saneyoshi (OP/END) | Jun Oosuga as Shingo Oohashi Kana Ueda as Hatoko "Petoko" Fujimura Akira Ishida as Waga Hachirou Ayako Kawasumi as Kanna Maeta Chiwa Saito as Chie Oohashi Hideki Tasaka as Sekiya Genemon Sadatou Hiroyuki Yoshino as Kouji Tachibana Katsuhiro Harasawa as Ryuuta Katou Kishô Taniyama as Jeremy Moriguchi Mami Kingetsu as Maruko Fujimura Miho Miyagawa as Kuguru Sahara Natsuko Kuwatani as Kiyomi Akazawa Ryoko Shintani as Yuuichi "Yuu-chan" Moriguchi Satsuki Yukino as Mrs. Asuka Yuri Shiho Hisajima as Miyuki Odashima Yuka Inokuchi as Chochomaru Sahara Bin Shimada as Tonio Fujimura Emi Yabusaki as Hideyuki Tanaka as Shinichi Oohashi Junko Noda as Yurara Kusunoki (ep 7) Ken Yamaguchi as Kenichi Mochizuki as Naoki Makishima as Showtaro Morikubo as Kotomi Maeta (ep 7) Takaya Kuroda as Seargent Kakuda (ep 9) Takehiro Murozono as Shop owner (ep 3) Tooru Nara as Man A (eps 9,10) Toshiyuki Morikawa as Keiichi Maeta Yoshikazu Kazuma as Chigasaki-sensei (ep 1) Yuko Gibu as Yuko Nagashima as Chikako Oohashi | |||||||
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