Super Doll Licca-chan (TV)
Super Doll Licca-chan (manga) (adaptation)
Super Doll Licca-chan: Licca-chan Zettai Zetsumei! Doll Knights no Kiseki (movie) (sequel)
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Series director: Gisaburô Sugii Scenario: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Akihiko Hirama Character Design: Tetsuya Kumagai Art director: Takashi Miyano Animation director: Director of Photography: Naoto Fujikura Executive producer: Taro Maki Producer: Animation producer: Masao Maryuama Color design: Tomoko Kuroyanagi Editing: Masashi Furukawa Fashion Coordinator: Chiharu Uchida Music producer: Hirokuni Maeyama Series Organization: Sound Supervision: Fusanobu Fujiyama Theme Song Performance: | Kentarou Itou as Doll Isamu Michiko Neya as Doll Izumi Tomo Sakurai as Doll Licca Yuka Kouno as Rika Kayama Atsuko Tanaka as Puru Ikue Ohtani as Catherine Junko Takeuchi as Tetsu Kazue Komiya as Nanae Kayama Keiji Fujiwara as Pierre Kayama Kobuhei Hayashiya as Waaya Mako Hyoudou as Sister Chiaki Mitsuru Miyamoto as Rui Makiyama Miyu Kawakami as Sumire Shinohara Rokuro Naya as Dr. Scarecrow Satsuki Yukino as Hide Wasabi Mizuta as Tomonori Michitani Yoko Sasaki as Orie Kayama Yuko Mita as Dai Takabayashi Akiko Hiramatsu as Misty (Mimi) (eps 31-45) Akiko Kikuchi as Akiko Takeguchi as old woman (ep 13) Aruno Tahara as Daisuke Egawa as student 2 (ep 33) Eiji Takemoto as Hiroshi Yanaka as Masaru Asakiyama (ep 20) Hisako Kyouda as principal (eps 2, 3, 5, 9, 12, 35) Isamu Satou as mummy man (ep 42) Junichi Sugawara as Kazue Komiya as Yae (ep 44) Keiji Fujiwara as Mitsugi Takabayashi (ep 8) Kentarou Itou as man (ep 32) Kôichi Kitamura as old man (ep 12) Kokoro Shindou as Kumiko Yokote as Mako Hyoudou as Iriko Takabayashi (eps 2, 13-14, 42) Masayuki Omoro as George (ep 26) Miyu Kawakami as woman (ep 26) Shigeru Ushiyama as Francis (eps 26, 33, 40, 52) Takeshi Maeda as Tsubasa Otomiya as Urara Takano as Souta Mizushima (eps 14, 40) Wasabi Mizuta as clerk (ep 26) Yasuyuki Kase as Mark (ep 10, 35) Yumiko Suzuki as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Hernando Cuenca Executive producer: Hugo Rose | Luzgeyle Poveda as Wolfang Galindo as Isamu Alexander Paez as Rui Makiyama Diana Beltrán as Jose Manuel Cantor as Dr. Scarecrow Mario Gutiérrez as Alfonso Grau as Waaya Carmen Rosa Franco as Puru Flor Marina López as Nanae kayama Shirley Marulanda as Tomoroni Stella Lugo as Sister Chiaki | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Assistant Dubbing Director: | Gemma Donati as Rika Kayama Stella Musy as Doll Rika Letizia Ciampa as Sumire Shinohara Simone Crisari as Dai Takabayashi Alessandra Cassioli as Pul Antonella Rendina as Suor Chiaki Fabio Boccanera as Rui Asagiyama Gio'-Gio' Rapattoni as Orie Graziella Polesinanti as Nanae Leonardo Graziano as Tomonori Fukuya Luca Dal Fabbro as Scarecrow Luigi Ferraro as Waya | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: | Alexx Agcaoili as Rui Makiyama Hazel Hernan as Rika Kayama Margo Borgona as | |||||||
Dubbing Director: José Parisi Jr. | Fernanda Bulara as Luciana Baroli as Boneca Izumi Ulisses Bezerra as Boneco Isamu Alex Minei as Hide Flávia Narciso as Catherine Thiago Longo as Dai Takabayashi Alex Minei as Brother's Dai (1st voice) Antônio Moreno as Uncle Franz Helena Sâmara as Licca's Grandfather | |||||||
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