Those Who Hunt Elves 2 (TV)
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Director: Hiroshi Fukutomi Screenplay: Masashi Kubota Music: Original creator: Yu Yagami Character Design: Keiji Gotoh Producer: Toshiki Oonishi Animation producer: Planning: Series Planning: Masaharu Amiya Theme Song Performance: Naoko Hamasaki | Eriko Kawasaki as Mike Kotono Mitsuishi as Celsia Marie Claire Michie Tomizawa as Airi Komiyama Tomokazu Seki as Junpei Ryuzoj Yuko Miyamura as Ritsuko Inoue Yuu Asakawa as Rena Tomoko Kawakami as Annette Fumihiko Tachiki as Judge Niina Kumagaya as Regina Tomoko Kawakami as Pichi Yuki Masuda as shinkan elf Yuko Mizutani as Nancy Naaga Yuko Sasamoto as ningyo elf Yuri Amano as Pulana (ep. 8) Yuuichi Nagashima as Wolf (eps 7) | |||||||
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ADR Director: Janice Williams Translation: Dan Kanemitsu ADR Script: David Carren Executive producer: Producer: Janice Williams Creative Director: Chris Hawley Editing: International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Mix: Bryan Leach Post-Production Manager: Shelly Thomas Production Assistant: Recording engineer: Sound Design: Bryan Leach Subtitle Script: Ralph Jenkins Subtitle Timing: Ralph Jenkins | Andrew Klimko as Junpei Ryuzoj Kelly Manison as Airi Komiyama Rozie Curtis as Ritsuko Inoue Shelley Calene-Black as Celsia Marie Claire Tiffany Grant as Mihke Chris Patton as Kerames (Ep. 4) David Williams as Derek Degeyter as Observer (Ep. 1) Donaldo as Ed Paez as Wolf (ep. 7) Emily Womack as Rosa (Ep. 1) George Manley as Greg Ayres as Legendary Sorcerer Jason Douglas as Guild Member (Ep. 4) Jay Hickman as The Judge Jessica Boone as Kim Prause as Fake Mermaid (Ep. 1) Kira Vincent-Davis as Young Junpei (Ep. 4) Kyle Jones as Astronomer (Ep. 4) Leraldo Anzaldua as Observer (Ep. 1) Matt Culpepper as Observer (Ep. 1) Melissa Cybele as Priestess (Ep. 1) Monica Rial as Randy Sparks as Rob Bundy as Ron Howald as Tiffany Grant as Pichi Vic Mignogna as Bruno's Father (Ep. 4) | |||||||
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| (none) | Cristina Hernandez as Ritsuko Inoue Dulce Guerrero as Airi Komiyama Enrique Cervantes as Junpei Ryuzouji Romy Mendoza as Celcia Marieclaire Xochitl Ugarte as Annette | |||||||
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| (none) | Michiko Azarcon as Celsia Marie Claire Montreal Repuyan as Junpei Ryuzoj Rona Aguilar as Ritsuko Inoue Rowena Raganit as Airi Komiyama Grace Cornel as Annette Louie Paraboles as Judge Montreal Repuyan as High Priest Grace Cornel as Louie Paraboles as Michiko Azarcon as Montreal Repuyan as Rona Aguilar as Sorcerer (ep 12) Rowena Raganit as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Elcio Sodré Translation: Adriana Caraccio | Afonso Amajones as Junpei Ryuzoj Eleonora Prado as Celsia Marie Claire Luciana Baroli as Ritsuko Inoue Raquel Marinho as Airi Komiyama Angelica Santos as Lendário Feiticeiro (Legendary Sorcerer) Denise Reis as Mamãe Noel (ep 9) Isabel Cristina de Sá as Bruno (Adult) (ep 4) Tânia Gaidarji as | |||||||
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