Gakuen Alice (TV)
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| Gakuen Alice - Complete Collection (Sub.DVD) 2009-06-30 (from $29.79) |
Director: Takahiro Omori Series Composition: Masashi Yokoyama Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Makoto Yoshimori Original creator: Tachibana Higuchi Character Design: Yoshiaki Ito Art director: Yoshinori Hishinuma Animation director: Sound director: Yoshikazu Iwanami Color design: Shigenobu Kaihou Theme Song Performance: | Kana Ueda as Mikan Sakura Rie Kugimiya as Hotaru Imai Akira Ishida as Narumi-sensei Chiwa Saito as Sumire Shoda Fuyuka Oura as Yuu Tobita Makoto Naruse as Tsubasa Andou Marina Inoue as Misaki Harada Miwa Yasuda as Ruka Nogi Romi Paku as Natsume Hyuuga Ai Nonaka as Nonoko Atsushi Kisaichi as Shuichi Sakurano (ep 14,24) Aya Endo as Child (ep 19) Ayako Ito as Rabbit (ep 4) Chihiro Suzuki as Hiro (ep 17) Chiwa Saito as Yoichi "Yo-chan" Hijiri Dai Matsumoto as Jinno-sensei Daisuke Ono as Hirofumi Nojima as Hiroyuki Yoshino as Tashiro (ep 9) Junko Ueda as Kana Ueda as Amanatsu Keiji Okuda as Reo's subordinate C (ep 15) Kenichi Suzumura as Reo Mouri Kunihiro Kawamoto as Reo's subordinate B (ep 15) Makiko Oku as Dog (ep 4) Mamoru Miyano as Noda-sensei Masaaki Tsukuda as Mikan's grandfather Masaya Takatsuka as Jidou (ep 13-15) Masayo Hosono as Owl (ep 4) Megumi Matsumoto as Kokoroyomi-kun Megumi Toyoguchi as Yuri Miyazono (ep 19) Miho Yamada as Serina Yamada Misato Fukuen as Headphone-kun (ep 11) Nobuyuki Kobushi as Noriko Shitaya as Student A (ep 20) Rie Kanda as Risa Hayamizu as Elementary school headmistress (ep 2) Romi Paku as Hotaru's mother Sachiko Kojima as Kenji (ep 17) Sakiko Uran as Takahashi-san Sanae Kobayashi as Kaname Sonoo (ep 22) Shinichiro Miki as Persona Shintarou Oohata as Male student (ep 18) Shizuka Itou as Raccoon dog (ep 4) Takahiro Sakurai as Misaki-sensei Tatsuhisa Suzuki as Tokuyoshi Kawashima as Subaru Imai (eps 17,24) Wataru Hatano as Male student A (ep 16) Yuki Masuda as Homeroom teacher (ep 1) Yuuichi Nagashima as Manager (ep 9) | |||||||
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| (none) | Andrea Kwan as Mikan Sakura (Animax dub) Claudia Thompson as Hotaru Imai (Animax dub) Candice Moore as Claudia Thompson as Dave Bridges as Narumi (Animax dub) Sarah Hauser as Yuu Tobita (Animax dub) Andrea Kwan as Amanatsu (Animax dub) Rik Thomas as Mikan's grandfather (Animax dub) Russell Wait as Jinno-sensei (Animax dub) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Eduardo Garza | Distributor: Rose Entertainment Dubbing: Artsound Mexico Master Distribution: Enoki Films Production Of Version: Macias Group | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Deborah Ciccorelli Dialogues: Dubbing Assistant: Cecilia Ciccorelli | Laura Amadei as Mikan Sakura Letizia Ciampa as Hotaru Imai Alberto Bognanni as Misaki Harada Barbara Pitotti as Yu Tobita Daniele Raffaeli as Natsume Hyuuga Deborah Ciccorelli as Sumire Shoda Gabriele Patriarca as Ruka Nogi Gianluca Crisafi as Tsubasa Andou Stefano Billi as Narumi Andrea Mete as Mr. Noda Beatrice Margiotti as Serina Yamada Carlo Scipioni as Persona Daniela Abbruzzese as Misaki Edoardo Stoppacciaro as Yokoi Emiliano Reggente as Mochiue Gemma Donati as Anna Giovanni Petrucci as Nonno di Mikan Ilaria Giorgino as Wakako Joy Saltarelli as Nonoko Marco Vivio as Reo Mouri Paolo Vivio as Ani Shoda Stefano De Filippis as Kitsuneme Vladimiro Conti as Jinno | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Arnold Abad | Jenny Bituin as Hotaru Imai Klariz Magboo as Mikan Sakura Hazel Hernan as Sumire Shoda Jenny Bituin as Misaki Harada Rona Aguilar as Klariz Magboo as Amanatsu Pocholo Gonzales as Raffy Miranda as Narumi | |||||||
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