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Director: Yoshiaki Kawajiri Script: Music: Naoki Sato Original creator: CLAMP Character Design: Yoshinori Kanemori Art director: Yuji Ikeda Art: Chief Animation Director: Yoshinori Kanemori Sound director: Yasunori Honda Cgi director: Takahiro Miyata Director of Photography: Hisao Shirai Producer: CG Works: Color Coordination: Ken Hashimoto Composite: Chie Nakamura Music Director: Masao Fukuda Music producer: Shiro Sasaki Offline Editing: Online Editor: Kazunori Okada Planning: Planning Coordinator: Keiichi Segawa Production Desk: Yuichiro Saito Production manager: Akira Shinohara Recording: Osamu Ichikawa Recording Assistant: Erina Watanabe Sound Effects: Shizuo Kurahashi (Soundbox) Theme Song Performance: | Junichi Suwabe as Fuuma Monou Kenichi Suzumura as Kamui Shirou Houko Kuwashima as Satsuki Yatouji Kumi Sakuma as Yuzuriha Nekoi Mamiko Noto as Kotori Monou Masaki Aizawa as Kusanagi Shiyuu Mitsuaki Madono as Sorata Arisugawa Otoya Kawano as Seishirou Sakurazuka Ryoka Yuzuki as Arashi Kishyuu Tomokazu Sugita as Subaru Sumeragi Toshiyuki Morikawa as Seiichirou Aoki Yoko Soumi as Karen Kasumi Yuji Ueda as Kakyou Kazuki Akiko Kaneda as Mami Aya Hisakawa as Hinoto Chiaki Morita as Kamui (elementary school student) Chiharu Tezuka as Kenta Hidekatsu Shibata as Toujou Pharmaceuticals President Hidenari Ugaki as Governor (ep 8) Hiroko Suzuki as Old Sumeragi Junko Sakuma as Seishirou's mother Kaho Kouda as Kanoe Kaori Saiki as Keiichi Sonobe as Teacher (ep 10) Kenichi Suzumura as Researcher 2 (ep 7) Kenji Nomura as Elementary school teacher (ep 11) Kikuko Inoue as Tohru Magami Kishio Kawabara as Michiko Kishô Taniyama as Kouji Ishii as Kyougo Monou Kumi Sakuma as Kunihiko Yasui as Satsuki's father Mako Hyoudou as Karen's mother Mamiko Noto as Student (ep 7) Michiaki Furuya as Yuuto Kigai Michiko Neya as Saya Monou (Kotori's mother) Miki Ono as Kaede Misa Watanabe as Tokiko Magami Miyuki Ono as Motoko Kumai as Osamu Hosoi as Catholic priest (ep 19) Satsuki Yukino as Hokuto Sumeragi Sayuri Sadaoka as Yuzuriha's Grandmother Shiho Kawaragi as Takashi Kondo as Upperclassman (ep 11) Takayuki Okada as Motorcycle gang (ep 11) Takuma Suzuki as Fisherman (ep 10) Tomohisa Asou as Man (ep 7) Tomokazu Sugita as Tomoko Kaneda as Yasuhiro Fujiwara as Instructor (ep 18) Yuzuru Fujimoto as Hoshimi | |||||||
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ADR Director: Eric P. Sherman Translation: Rika Takahashi ADR Script: Executive producer: Hideki 'Henry' Goto Producer: Co-Producer: Kaeko Sakamoto Dialogue Editing: Patrick Rodman DVD Menu Design: Erika Offutt Production Assistant: Mami Okada Re-Recording Mixing: Mark Rozett Recording engineer: Patrick Rodman Script Editing: Eric P. Sherman Second Engineer: Matthew J. Mondrick Subtitling: Clark Cheng Supervising Producer: Hiroe Tsukamoto | Crispin Freeman as Fuuma Monou Steve Cannon as Kamui Shirou Dave Lelyveld as Subaru Sumeragi Dave Mallow as Seishirou Sakurazuka David Lucas as Seiichiro Aoki Ethan Murray as Yuto Kigai James Lyon as Kusanagi Shiyuu Julie Pickering as Satsuki Yatouji Karen Strassman as Satsuki Yatouji Lia Sargent as Arashi Kishuu Michelle Ruff as Kotori Monou Philece Sampler as Yuzuriha Nekoi Rafael Antonio Oliver as Sorata Arisugawa Steven Jay Blum as Seiichirō Aoki Terrence Stone as Kakyo Kuzuki Victoria Pryne as Yuzuriha Nekoi Wendee Lee as Karen Kasumi Abe Lasser as Stargazer Barbara Goodson as Dave Lelyveld as Dave Mallow as Scientist (ep 4) David Lucas as Kamui's Friend Debra Cunningham as Tokiko Magami Edward Villa as Daisuke Saiki Ellen Wilkinson as Hinoto George C. Cole as Priest Ian Hawk as Kamui Shirou (Young) John Riggins as Kamui's Teacher John Smallberries as Julie Pickering as Melissa Williamson as Michael McConnohie as Kyougo Monou Mona Marshall as Nataku Rafael Antonio Oliver as Teenager (ep 2) Ron Allen as Sherry Lynn as Yuzuriha Nekoi Steve Kramer as Wendee Lee as Kotori's Friend | |||||||
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ADR Director: Translation: Theme Song Lyrics: Valérie Uzan Theme Song Performance: | Daniel Lafourcade as Yûto Kigai Anatole de Bodinat as Fuma Monô Bénédicte Bosc as Kotori Monô Benjamin Pascal as Sorata jeune Brigitte Guedj as Tokiko Caroline Combes as Yuzuriha Nekoi Emmanuel Gradi as Kakyou Kazuki Fabien Briche as Subaru Sumeragi Fabrice Fara as Kamui Shiro Franck Monsigny as Daisuke Saiki Frederic Popovic as Sorata Arisugawa Gaëlle Savary as Hinoto Laurence Bréheret as Leila Bahktiar as Satsuki Yatoji Leïla Bakhtiar as Satsuki Yatoji Marie Gamory as Kanoe Marie Martine as Grand-Mère de Yuzuriha Martial Leminoux as Seichiro Aoki Nathalie Bienaime as Olivier Hémon as professeur Patrick Bethune as Kusanagi Shiyû Pierre-François Pistorio as Kyôga Monô Stéphane Ronchewski as Seichiro Sakurazuka Stéphane Ronchewsky as Seichiro Sakurazuka Susan Sindberg as Kamui jeune Valérie Nosrée as Arashi Kishû Vincent De Bouard as Nataku/Kazuki | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Azucena Díaz (Spain dub) Translation: María Ferrer (Spain dub) Mixing: Ferrán Mosquera (Spain dub) | Alberto Sandoval as Kamui Shiro (Latin America Dub) Masumi Mutsuda as Kamui Shirô (Spain dub) Ramón Hernández as Fuuma Monou (Spain dub) Aleix Estadella as Sorata Arisugawa (Spain dub) Carmen Ambrós as Yuzuriha Nekoi (Spain dub) Elisa Beuter as Arashi Kishu (Spain dub) Núria Trifol as Kotori Monou (Spain dub) Maria Rosa Guillén as Hinoto (Spain dub) Maru Guerrero as Karen Kasumi (Latin Amrica) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Dania Cericola Translation: Motoko Iwasaki Dialogues: Dubbing Assistant: Lella Morelli | Luca Bottale as Yuto Kigai Alessandra Karpoff as Yuzuriha Nekoi Anna Maria Tulli as Arashi Kishu Antonio Paiola as Hoshimi Cinzia Massironi as Toru Magami Dania Cericola as Kanoe Daniele Demma as Nataku Donatella Fanfani as Hinoto Emanuela Pacotto as Satsuki Yatoji Federica Valenti as Kotori Mono Federico Danti as Kyogo Mono Flavio Arras as Subaru Sumeragi Ivo De Palma as Fuuma Mono Jolanda Granato as Hokuto Sumeragi Lisa Mazzotti as Tokiko Magami Loredana Nicosia as Karen Kasumi Lorenzo Scattorin as Seichiro Aoki Luca Semeraro as Kakyo Kuduki Marco Balbi as Kusanagi Shiyu Massimo Di Benedetto as Daisuke Saiki Patrizia Scianca as Saya Mono, madre di Kotori Patrizio Prata as Sorata Arisugawa Simone D'Andrea as Shiro Kamui Stefano Albertini as Seishiro Sakurazaku | |||||||
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Theme Song Performance: With'hin Temptation (OP & ED) | Gerrit Schmidt-Foss as Fuuma Monou Sebastian Schulz as Kamui Shiro Dennis Schmidt-Foss as Kusanagi Shiyuu Julia Kaufmann as Satsuki Yatouji Magdalena Turba as Kotori Monou Maria Koschny as Arashi Kishuu Peggy Sander as Karen Kasumi Robin Kahnmeyer as Sorata Arisugawa Rubina Kuraoka as Yuzuriha Nekoi Timmo Niesner as Kakyo Kuzuki Tobias Kluckert as Yuto Kigai Tobias Müller as Subaru Sumeragi Viktor Neumann as Seiichiro Aoki David Turba as Nataku Gisela Fritsch as Clanälteste Giuliana Jakobeit as Hinoto Giuliana Wendt as Hinoto Heide Domanowski as Kanoe Julien Haggege as Daisuke Saiki Matthias Hinze as Seishiro Sakurazuka Stefan Staudinger as Leiter der CLAMP-Hochschule | |||||||
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