Ghost Sweeper Mikami (TV)
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Series director: Atsutoshi Umezawa Script: Episode Director: Music: Toshihiko Sahashi Original creator: Takashi Shiina Animation director: Mitsuru Aoyama Producer: | Hiromi Tsuru as Reiko Mikami Mariko Kouda as Okinu-chan Ryo Horikawa as Tadao Yokoshima Chafurin as Yakusan Akiko Hiramatsu as Mannequin (ep 33) Chieko Nanba as Reporter (ep 4) Chisato Nakajima as Mikami's Moga-chan (ep 3) Emi Shinohara as Female Teacher (ep 12) Eriko Hara as Train's heart (ep 11) Etsuko Nishimoto as Hideyuki Umezu as Negger (Ep 13) Hikaru Midorikawa as Male Student (ep 12) Hirohiko Kakegawa as Nightmare Hiromi Nishikawa as Hiromi Tsuru as Hyou (ep 43) Hisao Egawa as Migi no kimon Jouji Yanami as old-man Junko Shimakata as Katsuji Mori as Count Brado Kazumi Tanaka as Iimu Kazunari Tanaka as Hidari no kimon Kazuyuki Sogabe as Father Carlos Kumiko Nishihara as Meiko Rokudou Manami Nakayama as Female Student (ep 42) Maria Kawamura as Theresa Mariko Kouda as Josei (ep 30) Masaharu Satou as Owner (ep 6) Masato Hirano as Schwarz Megumi Ogata as Megumi Urawa as Michie Tomizawa as Emi Ogasawara Michihiro Ikemizu as Arnold Miki Itou as Aiko Nana Yamaguchi as Meiko's mother (ep 25) Nobuo Tobita as Yaamu Norio Wakamoto as Piper Shigeru Chiba as Dr. Chaos Takeshi Aono as Kenki-kun Tohru Furuya as Erito Kanenaruki (ep 32) Toshiyuki Morikawa as Peter Wakana Yamazaki as Yoku Shioya as wandering samurai Youko Kawanami as Medusa Yukimasa Kishino as Yuko Mita as Himiko Yuko Nagashima as Yuriko Fuchizaki as Chiho (ep 9) Atsushi Kisaichi (Debut) | |||||||
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Director: Peter Bavaro Script: Jason Novak Music: Executive producer: Marvin Gleicher Producer: Peter Bavaro Mixing: Kevin Wilson Mucis: Mike Egan Production Coordination: Christine Venturella Recording engineer: Bill Donnelly Recoring: Kevin Wilson Script Advisor: Matt Perrier | Sharon Becker as Reiko Mikami Wayne Grayson as Tadao Yokoshima Alan Steele as Peat Dan Stevens as Mitsuhide Debora Rabbai as Okinu Frankie Rome as Ranmaru Jeanine Bartel as Meiko Tom Wilson as Nobunaga Yotee as Fahter Karasu | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Miguel Angel Sanromán Music Director: Jorge Roig Script Translation: Theme Song Performance: Ma. de Jesús Teherán | Cony Madera as Reiko Mikami Mariana Ortiz as Okinu Moisés I. Mora as Yokoshima Diana Perez as Meiko Gisela Casillas as Emi Luis Daniel Ramirez as Peat Martha Ceceña as María Miguel Angel Sanromán as Dr. Kaos Angeles Bravo as Casera Carlos Iñigo as Padre Karusú César Soto as Blado Héctor Reynoso as Yakuchín Loretta Santini as Medusa (ep 28, ep29) Miguel Angel Sanromán as Narrador | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Guido Rutta Dialogues: Mixing: Moreno Grossi Pometti Synchronization: Giancarlo Martino Theme Song Performance: Cristina D'Avena | Lorella De Luca as Reiko Mikami Davide Garbolino as Tadao Yokoshima Elisabetta Spinelli as Okinu-Chan Alberto Olivero as Padre Karasu Alessandra Karpoff as Shoryuki Cinzia Massironi as Principe Tenryu Giovanna Papandrea as Meiko Rokudou Loredana Nicosia as Emi Ogasawara Luca Bottale as Miki-Kun Mario Zucca as Dottor Chaos Simone D'Andrea as Pete | |||||||
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