Love Hina (TV)
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Love Hina [anime comic] (manga) (adaptation)
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Related reviews:
Love Hina DVD 3
Love Hina DVD 2
Love Hina DVD 1
Love Hina
| Related releases: |
| Love Hina - Hinata Girls Song Best (DVD) |
| Love Hina - Perfect Collection (DVD) 2004-09-28 |
| Love Hina - DVD Complete Collection (Anime Legends) (DVD) 2006-06-27 |
| Love Hina - Box Set (DVD) 2009-02-24 (from $22.31) |
| Love Hina - Moving In... (DVD 1) 2002-02-19 |
| Love Hina - Go West! (DVD 2) 2002-04-23 |
| Love Hina - Secret Lives (DVD 3) 2002-06-18 |
| Love Hina - Love Hurts (DVD 4) 2002-08-20 |
| Love Hina - Summer by the Sea (DVD 5) 2002-10-22 |
| Love Hina - And the Winner is... (DVD 6) 2002-11-19 |
| Love Hina (w/ Box) (DVD 1) 2002-02-19 |
| Love Hina - Best Collection (OST) 2004-04-13 (from $5.00) |
| Love Hina - Hinata Girls Song Best (OST 2) 2005-10-04 (from $5.00) |
Director: Yoshiaki Iwasaki Series Composition: Kurou Hazuki Scenario: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Koichi Korenaga Original Manga: Ken Akamatsu Character Design: Makoto Uno Art director: Hachidai Takayama Animation director: Art design: Junko Nagasawa Sound director: Hideyuki Tanaka Director of Photography: Producer: Assistant producer: Casting Coordinator: Masahiko Takahashi (Sigma Seven) Color design: Yuko Kanemaru Costume Design: Shinichi Yamaoka Editing: Yayoi Ohtake Effects: Yasuyuki Konno Layout Supervision: Meiju Maeda Planning: Prop Design: Eiji Yasuhiko Publicity: Namie Hashio Recording Adjustments: Yoshio Obara Setting: Junko Nagasawa Structure: Kurou Hazuki Theme Song Composition: Ritsuko Okazaki (OP / ED) Theme Song Lyrics: Ritsuko Okazaki (OP / ED) Theme Song Performance: Megumi Hayashibara (OP/ED) | Yui Horie as Naru Narusegawa Yuji Ueda as Keitarou Urashima Junko Noda as Mitsune Konno Masayo Kurata as Shinobu Maehara Megumi Hayashibara as Haruka Urashima Miki Nagasawa as Tsuruko Aoyama (ep 25) Reiko Takagi as Kaolla Su Satsuki Yukino as Mutsumi Otohime Yasunori Matsumoto as Noriyasu Seta Yumiko Kobayashi as Sarah McDougal Yuu Asakawa as Motoko Aoyama Aya Hisakawa as Amalla Suu Hiromi Tsuru as Shinobu's mother Hiroyuki Yoshino as Kei Hayami as Keitarou's Mother (ep 1) Ken Akamatsu as Akamatsu-sensei (ep 14, Special Guest) Kenichi Ono as Naru's Stepfather (ep 22) Madoka Akita as Masako Nozawa as Hina Urashima Masashi Ebara as Shinobu's father Megumi Hayashibara as Akiko Taichi (ep 2,13) Michio Miyashita as Ryotaro Okiayu as Kentaro Sakata Satomi Koorogi as Moe Satsuki Yukino as Shozo Iizuka as Daimao (Evil King) (ep 8) Takuma Suzuki as Yuji Ueda as Yuki Hokimoto as Yukie Maeda as Yuri Shiratori as Mei Narusegawa | |||||||
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ADR Director: Wendee Lee Translation: Producer: Co-Producer: Charles McCarter DVD Cover Illustrations: Meijyu Maeda Production Support: Tatsuhiro Nishiuchi Subtitle Timing: David Fleming | David Umansky as Keitaro Urashima Dorothy Melendrez as Naru Narusegawa Barbara Goodson as Mitsune Konno Ellen Arden as Shinobu Maehara Jane Alan as Haruka Urashima Jean Howard as Mutsumi Otohime Julie Maddalena as Sarah McDougal Mona Marshall as Motoko Aoyama Wendee Lee as David Lucas as Masayuki Haitani Gene Holliday as Kimiaki Shirai Monique York as Emi Reba West as Little Girl Rebecca Forstadt as Mei Narusegawa Ron Allen as Seta Noriyasu Sandy Fox as Moé Steve Areno as Kentaro Sakata | |||||||
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ADR Director: Translation: Theme Song Lyrics: Valérie Uzan Theme Song Performance: | Barbara Tissier as Naru Narusegawa Charles Pestel as Keitaro Urashima Cécile Musitelli as Haruka Urashima Frédérique Marlot as Shinobu Maehara Jackie Berger as Kaolla Sû Laura Préjean as Mitsune "Kitsune" Konno Nathalie Homs as Motoko Aoyama Virginie Ledieu as Mutsumi Otohime Benjamin Pascal as Shirai Kimiaki Thierry Bourdon as Kentaro Sakata Vincent Ropion as Seta Noriyasu | |||||||
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ADR Director: Ana Orra (European Spanish dub) | Carlos Lladó as Keitaro Urashima (European Spanish dub) Noemi Bayarri as Naru Narusegawa (European Spanish dub) Ricardo Bautista as Keitaro Urashima (Latin America dub) Alexia Solis as Shinobu Maehara (Latin America Dub) Ana Orra as Mitsune "Kitsune" Konno (European Spanish dub) Ariadna Giménez as Kaolla Su (European Spanish Dub) Assumpta Navascues as Motoko Aoyama (Spain dub) Carmen Calvell as Shinobu Maehara (Spain dub) Gloria Garcia as Haruka Urashima (Spain dub) Isabel Martiñon as Sarah McDougal (Latin America Dub) Isabel Romo as Motoko Aoyama (Latin America Dub) Liliana Barba as Mutsumi Otohime (Latin America Dub) Marisol Castillo as Mitsune Konno (Latin America Dub) Marta Estrada as Mutsumi Otohime (Spain dub) Enrique Hernández as Kimiaki Shirai (Spain dub) Erika Mireles as Hinata Grandmother (Latin America Dub) Iris Lago as Maria Rosa Guillén as Mei Narusegawa (Spain dub) Nacho de Porrata as Kentaro Sakata (Spain dub) Tasio Alonso as Seta Noriyasu (Spain dub) Toni Mora as Mayasuki Haitani (Spain dub) Elvira García (Spain dub) Joaquín Gómez (Spain dub) Toni Mora (Spain dub) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Dario De Santis Dialogues: Monica Chiovoloni Dubbing Assistant: Alida Brandi Theme Song Performance: Cinzia Effe | Alessio De Filippis as Keitaro Urashima Alessia La Monica as Motoko Aoyama Barbara Pitotti as Shinobu Maehara Domitilla D'Amico as Mitsune Konno Perla Liberatori as Naru Narusegawa Valeria Vidali as Mutsumi Otohime Alberto Bognanni as Alessandra Chiari as Amalla Su Daniele Raffaeli as Haitani Masayuki Gaia Bolognesi as Kaolla Su Gemma Donati as Moe Leonardo Graziano as Shirai Kimiaki Ludovica Marineo as Mimmo Strati as Seta Noriyasu Monica Vulcano as Mei Narusegawa Raffaella Castelli as Sarah McDougal Vittorio Guerrieri as Ken Akamatsu | |||||||
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Producer: DVD Menu Design: Redaktion And Translation: Subtitling: | Kim Hasper as Keitaro Urashima Maria Koschny as Naru Narusegawa Giuliana Wendt as Shinobu Maehara Ilona Otto as Mutsumi Otohime Julia Meynen as Su Kaolla Julia Ziffer as Sarah McDougal Kathrin Zimmermann as Haruka Urashima Maxi Deutsch as Motoko Aoyama Sonja Scherff as Mitsune "Kitsune" Konno Julien Haggege as Kentaro Sakata Katrin Zimmermann as Haruka Urashima Robin Kahnmeyer as Kimiaki Shirai Tobias Müller as Haitani Masayuki | |||||||
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Script: Charmaine Cordoviz Translation: Charmaine Cordoviz Assistant Dubbing Director: Charmaine Cordoviz Assistant Voice Caster: Charmaine Cordoviz Script Assistant: Rachel Cordoviz | Charmaine Cordoviz as Naru Narusegawa Fourth Lee as Keitarou Urashima Charmaine Cordoviz as Sara McDougal Grace Cornel as Marvi Medina as Mitsune Konno Rose Barin as Kaolla Su Rowena Benavidez as Shinobu Maehara Russ Carlos as Noriyasu Seta Bon Reyes as Kentaro Sakata Charmaine Cordoviz as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Marli Bortoleto | Melissa Garcia as Naru Narusegawa Ulisses Bezerra as Keitarô Urashima Cláudia Carli as Haruka Urashima Flávia Narciso as Kaolla Su Jussara Marques as Mutsumi Otohime Priscila Concépcion as Sarah McDougal Raquel Marinho as Motoko Aoyama Renato Soares as Seta Noriyasu Samira Fernandes as Shinobu Maehara Suzy Pereira as Mitsune Konno Vanessa Alves as Tsuruko Aoyama (ep 25) Alexandre Marconato as Kentarô Sakata Borges de Barros as Velho Conselheiro #3 Fábio Moura as Ken Akamatsu (ep 14) Fernanda Bulara as Moe Gilberto Baroli as Velho Conselheiro #1 Gileno Santoro as Velho Conselheiro #2 Letícia Quinto as Mei Narusegawa Luciana Baroli as Garota da promessa (ep 1) Marcelo Campos as Rumba Rui (ep 19) Marli Bortoleto as Haruka Urashima SD (ep 8) Ricardo Sawaya as Shirai Rita Almeida as Tama Sérgio Corsetti as Haitani Tatiane Keplermaier as Amara Su Ulisses Bezerra as Keisuke Urashima (ep 20) Zaira Zordan as Hina Urashima | |||||||
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