Magical Angel Creamy Mami (TV)
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Mahou no Tenshi Creamy Mami: Eien no Once More (OAV) (sequel)
Mahou no Tenshi Creamy Mami: Long Goodbye (OAV) (sequel)
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Director: Osamu Kobayashi Script: Episode Director: Tomomi Mochizuki Music: Kouji Makaino Original Manga: Character Design: Akemi Takada Background Art: Shichiro Kobayashi Theme Song Performance: Takako Ohta | Takako Ohta as Yuu Morisawa/Creamy Mami Saeko Shimazu as Megumi Ayase Yuu Mizushima as Toshio Ohtomo Akira Murakami as Tetsuo Morisawa Daisuke Gouri as Director Hideyuki Tanaka as Yuuichiro Akagi (eps 41,45,51) Hirotaka Suzuoki as Shinnosuke Hyodou (eps 38,50) Houchu Ohtsuka as Reporter A Jouji Yanami as Baribari Kaneta Kimotsuki as Nega Kazuhiko Inoue as Shingo Tachibana Kazuya Tatekabe as Ex-Actor (ep 34) Masahiro Anzai as Midori Kisaragi Masako Nozawa as old lady (ep 49) Mika Doi as Natsume Morisawa Minoru Inaba as Naoko Matsui as False Mami (Debut) Nobuyuki Furuta as Reporter B Rica Fukami as Sakurako Kishiro as Girl C Seiko Nakano as Pino Pino Sukekiyo Kameyama as Kidokoro Hayato Tohru Furuya as Takahiro (ep 46) Yuko Kobayashi as Kumiko Yuko Mita as Posi | |||||||
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Music: | Claude Lombard as Creamy (voix chantée) Régine Teyssot as Yuu Morisawa/Creamy Mami (voice) Valérie Barouille as Yuu Morisawa/Creamy Mami (singing) Emmanuelle Bondeville as Chantal Hélène David as Sinon Lionel Henry as Joe le serpent Marc Alfos as Director Marie-Laure Beneston as Sissi Marine Boiron as Manuel Mireille Audibert as Yuu's mum (Cora) Sophie Deschaumes as Pino-Pino Sylvain Clément as Lahuri William Coryn as Jingle Claude Lombard (singing) Valérie Barouille (singing) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Eduardo Gutierrez (Spain dub) Adaptation: Eduardo Gutierrez (Spain dub) | Maribel Casas as Susana/Creamy (Spain dub) Adelaida López as Raquel (Spain dub) Ana Maria Mari as Cristina (Spain dub) Eduardo Bosch as Padre de Suzana (Spain dub) Eduardo Gutierrez as Antonio (Spain dub) Francisco Andrés Valdivia as Alfonso (Spain dub) Iván Jara as Joe (Spain dub) Margarita Ponce as Nega (Spain dub) Miguel Ángel Garzón as Enrique (Spain dub) | |||||||
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Director Of Dubbing: Enrico Carabelli Theme Song Performance: Cristina D'Avena | Cristina D'Avena as Yu Morisawa / Creamy Mami (Canzoni) Donatella Fanfani as Yu Morisawa / Creamy Mami Antonello Governale as Jingle Pentagramma Cristina D'Avena as Duenote "Megumi" Ayase (Canzoni) Lisa Mazzotti as Duenote Ayase Raffaele Farina as Toshio Otomo Antonio Paiola as Kidokoro Hayato Dania Cericola as Daniele Sassi as Speaker radiofonico Enrico Carabelli as Filippo (Tetsuo Morisawa), padre di Yu Enrico Maggi as Midori Kisaragi Federico Danti as Joe Serpe (Joe Snake) Gianfranco Gamba as Grazia Migneco as Veggente Graziella Porta as Nega Lidia Costanzo as Posi Marcella Silvestri as Marta (Ai) Maurizio Scattorin as Hosho, Regista Partenon P. Milena Albieri as Candida (Natsume Morisawa), madre di Yu Paolo Torrisi as Mamoru Hidaka Tullia Piredda as Mia | |||||||
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