Figure 17 (TV)
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| Figure 17 - Soul Mirror (DVD 1) 2003-09-30 (from $18.36) |
| Figure 17 - Flying Hearts (DVD 2) 2003-11-18 (from $20.40) |
| Figure 17 - Valiant Duet (DVD 3) 2004-01-27 (from $18.85) |
| Figure 17 - Forever Close (DVD 5) 2004-05-25 (from $19.75) |
| Figure 17 - Little Secret (DVD 4) 2004-03-30 (from $20.69) |
| Figure 17 - Memories Remain (DVD 6) 2004-07-13 (from $20.69) |
| Figure 17 - DVD Collection (DVD 1-6) 2005-01-12 (from $48.31) |
Chief Director: Naohito Takahashi Screenplay: Shoji Yonemura Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Toshihiko Takamizawa Character Design: Yuriko Chiba Art director: Chief Animation Director: Yuriko Chiba Animation director: Mechanical design: Yasuhiro Nishinaka Director of Photography: Executive producer: Producer: Animation Check: Noriaki Saito Color Coordination: Aki Watanabe Creature Design: Yasuhiro Nishinaka Editing: Toshio Henmi Final Line: Key Animation: Music producer: Toru Kizaki Original Music Composition: Johann Sebastian Bach ("Jesus Bleibet Meine Freude") Planning: Production Design: Eiko Saito Sound director: Jun Watanabe Technical director: Kentaro Takahashi Theme Song Composition: Toshihiko Takamizawa Theme Song Performance: THE ALFEE | Akiko Yajima as Tsubasa Shiina Fumiko Orikasa as Hikaru Shiina Houchu Ohtsuka as Isamu Kuroda Kikuko Inoue as Orudina Kyoko Tsuruno as Sho Aizawa Masamichi Sato as Hideo Shiina Naoko Takano as Noriko Itou Rie Kugimiya as Mina Sawada Rikiya Koyama as D.D. / Daisuke Domoto Ryoka Yuzuki as Asuka Karasawa Takako Honda as Shinji Ogawa Yuko Kato as Ai Satou as Rin Ibaragi Akira Muroi as Maki Murata Asami Imai as Nanami Nakajima Chigusa Ikeuchi as Naoki Yamauchi Eiji Maruyama as Rokuro Ibaragi Hiroshi Matsumoto as Sho's Father (Ep. 10) Hiroshi Yanaka as Saito (Ep. 12) Jun Mizuki as Kazuo Oka as Seismological Observer (Ep. 10) Kenta Miyake as Policeman (Eps. 2,11) Kyoko Tsuruno as Kyoko Ibaragi Masaru Motegi as Nature Conservation Inspector (Ep. 7) Miki Itou as Narrator (behind-the-scenes featurette) Misa Watanabe as Sho's Mother (Ep. 10) Mitsuru Ogata as Reporter (Ep. 6) Rie Kanda as Minoru Kaneko Satohiko Nakajima as Haruo Taki Shinji Kawada as Takeharu Onishi as Magnetic Field Observer (Ep. 11) Toru Ohkawa as Shinichi Ibaragi Toshihiko Nakajima as Haruo Taki Toshitaka Hirano as Used Car Shop Owner (Ep. 2) Unshou Ishizuka as Desk Staff (Ep. 12) Yoshiko Kamei as Tokio Aoyama Yui Horie as Sakura Ibaragi Yukimasa Obi as Atsushi Yuko Kato as Store Guest (Ep. 5) Yumiko Kobayashi as Asami Katsura (behind-the-scenes segment) | |||||||
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ADR Director: Dave Wittenberg Art director: John Siers Translation: ADR Script: Executive producer: John Sirabella Producer: Eric P. Sherman Assistant producer: Mami Okada Co-Producer: Kaeko Sakamoto Dialogue Editing: DVD Authoring: Stephen Poole Editing: Post-Production Assistant: Deb Munini Production manager: Production Supervision: Sean Molyneaux Re-Recording Mixing: Recording engineer: Sound Supervisor: Patrick Rodman Spotting: Subtitling: Nagisa Wada Translation Manager: Anna Yamamoto | Kay Jensen as Tsubasa Shiina Willow Armstrong as Hikaru Shiina Dave Lelyveld as Shinji Ogawa David Duncan McNeill as Sho Aizawa Jeff Garcia as Kenta Hagiwara Julie Ann Taylor as Asuka Karasawa Lex Lang as D.D. / Daisuke Domoto Lynn Fischer as Ms. Akiko Hibino Mia Bradly as Orudina Olivia O'Conner as Noriko Itou Ron Allen as Hideo Shiina Steve Kramer as Isamu Kuroda Sue Beth Arden as Mina Sawada Barbara Goodson as Rin Ibaragi Cristopher O'Brien as Toru Dave Lelyveld as Atsushi David Orozco as Sho's Father (Ep. 10) David Duncan McNeill as Tokio Aoyama Doug Erholtz as Haruo Taki Julie Maddalena as Sakura Ibaragi Julie Ann Taylor as Narrator Liam O'Brien as Toru Michael McConnohie as Shinichi Ibaragi Steve Kramer as Principal Hayashi Sue Beth Arden as Kyoko Ibaragi | |||||||
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