The Prince of Tennis (TV)
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The Prince of Tennis DVD
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| The Prince of Tennis - DVD Box Set 1 (DVD) 2007-04-24 (from $15.99) |
| The Prince of Tennis - Box Set 2 (DVD) 2007-07-24 (from $15.99) |
| The Prince of Tennis - Box Set 3 (DVD) 2007-10-23 (from $19.99) |
| The Prince of Tennis - Box Set 4 (DVD) 2008-01-15 (from $14.99) |
Director: Takayuki Hamana Series Composition: Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Cheru Watanabe Original Manga: Takeshi Konomi Character Design: Akiharu Ishii Art director: Chief Animation Director: Akiharu Ishii Animation director: Art design: Goichi Kudo Director of Photography: Producer: 2nd Key Animation: Background Art: Casting Collaboration: Shouko Nogami Color Inspection: Color setting: Colour Coordination: Misako Akama Digital Paint: Ending Animation: In-Between Animation: In-between Inspection: Key Animation: Music producer: Opening Animation: Photography: Production Advancement: Kenichi Matsuzawa Production Desk: Kenichi Matsuzawa Recording: Akiyoshi Yoda Recording Assistant: Takayuki Yamaguchi Series Story Editor: Jun Maekawa Setting Advancement: Takeshi Ando Sound Direction: Takuya Hiramitsu Sound Effects: Yasufumi Yoda Theme Song Arrangement: Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: Video Editing: | Hiroki Takahashi as Eiji Kikumaru Junko Minagawa as Ryoma Echizen Kohei Kiyasu as Kaoru Kaidoh Kenjiro Tsuda as Sadaharu Inui Ryotaro Okiayu as Kunimitsu Tezuka Yuki Kaida as Shusuke Fuji Akiko Kimura as An Tachibana Akio Suyama as Kevin Smith Akira Ishida as Hajime Mizuki Akira Nakagawa as Anri Katsu as Kenzou Bunmei Tobayama as Ojii Chie Hirano as Chocolates member Chieko Higuchi as Youhei Tanaka Chihiro Suzuki as Akira Kamio Choutomi Nimura as Referee Daisuke Kishio as Fukushi Daisuke Namikawa as Choutarou Otori Eiji Moriyama as Shinji Ibu Eiji Takemoto as Eisuke Tsuda as Hiroshi Yagyuu Fuyuka Oura as Tomoka Harî Kaneko as Haruhi Terada as Yuuki Akutsu Hidenobu Kiuchi as Hikaru Horie as Kaishou Musashi Hiroki Takahashi as Hiroshi Shimozaki as Hirotaka Nagase as Hiroyuki Harada as Customer Hozumi Gôda as Inoue Iori Hayashi as Senpai Isshin Chiba as Michael Lee Jin Nishimura as Kachirou's Father Junichi Suwabe as Keigo Atobe Juurouta Kosugi as Taro Sakaki Kanako Mitsuhashi as Kouhei Tanaka Kanji Yoshikawa as Sumoto Kaori Oota as Chocolates member Kaori Yamagata as Aoi Hanamura Katsuaki Arima as Katsumi Imai as Katsuyuki Konishi as Takahisa Kajimoto Kazuhiko Nishimatsu as Banda Mikiya Kazuhiro Oguro as Harukaze Kurobane Kazuki Namioka as Gallery Kazunari Kojima as Tom Griffy Kei Watanabe as Kenji Iwama as Kohei Kiyasu as Kousuke Takeuchi as Hikaru Amane Kousuke Toriumi as Kiyosumi Sengoku Maiko Itou as Terry Griffy Makoto Tomita as Yuuta Fuji Makoto Ueki as Mariko Nagahama as Masaaki Ishikawa as Kentarou Minami Masakazu Morita as Tashiro Masami Iwasaki as Masami Kikuchi as Hiroshi Wakato Masanori Ikeda as Captain Yamato Masaru Hotta as Masaya Onosaka as Mika Ishibashi as Mika Sakenobe as Kumako Mikako Takahashi as Sakuno Ryuuzaki Miki Suga as Customer Naozumi Takahashi as Bunta Marui Naru Kawamoto as Takashi Kawamura Nobuyuki Hiyama as Jackal Kuwahara Norihisa Mori as Noriko Namiki as Saori Shiba Nozomu Sasaki as Jin Akutsu Reiko Kiuchi as Kevin Smith Rica Matsumoto as Hannah (eps 130-131) Risa Mizuno as Ryo Naitou as Ryotaro Okiayu as Ryousuke Ohtani as Haritatsu Ryuji Kasahara as Reiji Shinjou Sachiko Nagai as Seiichi Yukimura Saeko Chiba as Kurumi Ijuuin (ep 134) Satoshi Tsuruoka as Sawako Akimoto as Boy Shigenori Yamazaki as Satoshi Horio Shinobu Matsumoto as Customer Shizuka Okohira as Sumire Ryûzaki Showtaro Morikubo as Akaya Kirihara Shun Takagi as Souichiro Hoshi as Gakuto Mukahi Tadahisa Saizen as Richard Baker Taiten Kusunoki as Gen'ichirou Sanada Takahiro Hirano as Takashi Kondo as Shiratama Takashi Matsuyama as Nanijiroh Echizen Takayuki Hirano as Touji Muromachi Takayuki Kondou as Takehiro Hasu as Marehiko Itsuki Takeshi Konomi as Waiter Takeshi Maeda as Tetsuo Komura as Sasabe's Father Toshiyuki Kusuda as Ryou Shishido Toshiyuki Toyonaga as Kentarou Aoi Tsukasa Arizono as Woman Yoshiaki Matsumoto as Yoshihisa Kawahara as Yoshikazu Nagano as Masami Higashikata Yoshinobu Kaneko as Thief Yoshitake Ishikura as 2nd Year Yuichi Tsuchiya as Fushimi Yuji Ueda as Akutagawa Jirou Yuki Horie as Yuki Kaida as Yuki Nakao as Yumiko Kobayashi as Taichi Dan Yuuhou Punch as Shunsuke Yuuichi Nakamura as Ginka Center member 1 Yuuka Nanri as Narumi Ijuuin (ep 134) Yuuki Masuda as Yuuto Kazama as Billy Cassidy | |||||||
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Executive producer: Producer: Joe Pizzulo Approvals Consultant: Akane Matsuo Casting: Sabrina Young Music Coordinator: William Germain Post Production Supervisor: Joe Pizzulo Production Associate: Production Coordination: Marc Schmidt Production manager: William Germain Production Supervision: Miho Suzuki Re-Recording Mixing: Recording engineer: Script Adaptation: Theme Song Composition: Giuliano Pizzulo Video Editor: Greg Louie Voice Direction: Rene Veilleux | Adam Lawson as Shusuke Fuji (Eps 1-30) Cindy Robinson as Sakuno Ryuzaki David Lodge as Kaoru Kaidoh David Neil Black as Ryoma Echizen Doug Erholtz as Takeshi Momoshiro Jack Bauer as Sadaharu Inui Jack Lingo as Shuichiro Oishi Johnny Yong Bosch as Shusuke Fuji (Ep. 31+) Kirk Thornton as Kunimitsu Tezuka Liam O'Brien as Nanjiro Echizen Steve Cannon as Eiji Kikumaru Darrel Guilbeau as Shin' Ya Yanagisawa Doug Erholtz as Kippei Tachibana Jack Lingo as Shuichiro Oishi Jennifer Sekiguchi as Liam O'Brien as Masahi Arai Richard Cansino as Takashi Kawamura Tom Gibis as Yuuta Fuji Wendee Lee as Kachiro Kato, Saori Shiba Yuri Lowenthal as Adam Lawson as Barbara Goodson as Sumire Ryuzaki Cindy Robinson as Sakuno Ryuzaki David Lodge as David Neil Black as Akira Kamio Devon Bowman as Tetsu Ishida Jack Bauer as Mamoru Inoue Jack Lingo as Sasabe's Dad Jennifer Sekiguchi as Joe Cappelletti as Tashiro Julie Ann Taylor as Kumako Kirk Thornton as Peter Doyle as Atsushi Kisarazu Richard Cansino as Fukawa Steve Cannon as Yuri Lowenthal as | |||||||
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Music Director: Walter Véliz Theme Song Performance: Ottoniel Poveda (OP 1,2 & ED 1,2,3, Spanish dub) | Alfonso Soto as Carlos Castillo as Kaoru Kaidoh Eder La Barrera as Takeshi Momoshiro (ep 53-104) Gonzalo Fumero as Ryoma Echizen Jesús Nunes as Shusuke Fuji (53-97) José Granadillo as Kunnimitsu Tezuka (ep 53-104) Jose Manuel Vieira as Kunimitsu Tezuka Luis Carreño as Takeshi Momoshiro Renzo Jiménez as Sadaharu Inui Claudia Nieto as An Tachibana Jesús Names as Hajime Mizuki Juan Guzmán as Nanjiroh Echizen Ledner Belisario as Kippei Tachibana Maite Guedes as Tomoka Osakada Mercedes Olarte as Sakuno Ryuuzaki Orlando Noguera as Mamoru Inoue Angel Balam as Arai Masashi Annabelle Silva as Yumiko Fuji Eder LaBarrera as Momoshiro (ep 53-104) ezequiel serrano as Akaya Kirihara José Méndez as Suichiro Juan Guzmán as Jin Akutsu Ledner Belisario as An Tachibana Rebeca Aponte as Saori Shiba (rol corregido) Rolman Bastidas as Takashi Kawamura Soraya Camero as Taichi Dan Víctor Díaz as Suzuki (ep 37) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Sergio Romanò Dialogues: Theme Song Performance: Cristina D'Avena | Renato Novara as Ryoma Echizen Simone D'Andrea as Sadaharu Inui Elisabetta Spinelli as Sakumo Ryuzaki Leonardo Graziano as Eiji Kikumaru Massimo Di Benedetto as Horio Satoshi Maurizio Merluzzo as Katsuo Mizuno Paolo De Santis as Takeshi Momoshiro Stefano Pozzi as Kajiro Kato | |||||||
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Script: Charmaine Cordoviz Translation: Charmaine Cordoviz Assistant Dubbing Director: Charmaine Cordoviz Assistant Voice Caster: Charmaine Cordoviz | Aren Adao as Eiji Kikumaru (eps.1-51) Benjie Dorango as Takeshi Momoshiro Charmaine Cordoviz as Jose Amado Santiago as Robert Brillantes as Sadaharu Inui Vincent Gutierrez as Kaidoh Kaoru Benjie Dorango as Nanijiroh Echizen Charmaine Cordoviz as Karupin/Ryoma's cat Marvi Medina as Robert Brillantes as Satoshi Horio Russ Carlos as Vincent Gutierrez as Bon Reyes as Charmaine Cordoviz as Jose Amado Santiago as Marvi Medina as Russ Carlos as Katsuo Mizuno (eps 52 onwards till end) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: | Fábio Lucindo as Ryoma Echizen Flávia Narciso as Tomoka Osakada Flora Paulita as Sakuma Ryuzaki (Sakuno; 2nd voice - eps 53+) Gabriel Noya as Katsuo Mizuno (1st voice - eps 1-52) Júlia Castro as Katsuo Mizuno (2nd voice - eps 53+) Pedro Alcântara as Kachiro Kato Samira Fernandes as Sakuma Ryuzaki (Sakuno; 1st voice - eps 1-52) Thiago Keplemaier as Satoshi Horio Afonso Amajones as Nanjiro Echizen Alfredo Rollo as Nanjiro Echizen (young) André Rinaldi as Dado Monteiro as Shuichiro Oishi (1st voice) Figueira Júnior as Isabel Cristina de Sá as Treinadora Sumire (2nd voice) Júlia Castro as Dan Taichi Márcio Araújo as Takeshi Momoshiro Marco Antonio Abreu as Inoue (2nd voice) Marco Aurélio Campos as Shusuke (2nd voice) Marli Bortoleto as Saori Shiba Melissa Garcia as Ann Tachibana Michel Di Fiori as Shinji Ibu Rafael Meira as Kaoru Kaidoh (2nd voice) Raquel Marinho as Ann Tachibana (2nd voice) Ricardo Sawaya as Tezuka Kunimitsu Roberto Leite as Inui Sadajaru (1st voice; Sadaharu) Rodrigo Andreatto as Kikumaru (3rd voice) Rosa Maria as Treinadora Sumire (1st voice) Samira Fernandes as Sakuno Ryuzaki Sérgio Corsetti as Inui Sadajaru (2nd voice; Sadaharu) Sérgio Moreno as Inoue Sérgio Rufino as Shusuke Silas Borges as Dan Taichi (2nd voice) Sílvio Giraldi as Spencer Toth as Marehiko Itsuki Tânia Gaidarji as Treinadora Sumire (young) Ulisses Bezerra as Kikumaru (1st voice) Vagner Fagundes as Wellington Lima as Nanjiro Echizen (2nd voice) Wendel Bezerra as Takashi Kawamura | |||||||
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