Touch (TV)
Related anime:
Touch: Are kara, Kimi wa... - Miss Lonely Yesterday - (special) (sequel)
Touch: Cross Road - Kaze no Yukue (special) (sequel)
Touch: Sebangou no Nai Ace (movie) (alternate retelling)
Touch 2, Sayonara no Okurimono (movie) (sequel)
Touch 3, Kimi ga Toorisugita Ato Ni (movie) (sequel)
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Series director: Hiroko Tokita Series Composition: Yumiko Takahashi Episode Director: Gisaburô Sugii Music: Hiroaki Serizawa Original creator: Mitsuru Adachi Art director: Shichiro Kobayashi Animation director: Minoru Maeda Producer: Planning: Planning Coordinator: Yasushi Usami (OB Planning) Theme Song Performance: | Keiichi Nanba as Kazuya Uesugi Noriko Hidaka as Minami Asakura Yuji Mitsuya as Tatsuya Uesugi Banjou Ginga as Harada Hideyuki Tanaka as Eijirou Kashiwaba Hiromi Tsuru as Sachiko Nishio Kaneto Shiozawa as Takeshi Kuroki Kazue Komiya as Tatsuya's Mother Kazuhiko Inoue as Akio Nitta Kobuhei Hayashiya as Koutarou Matsudaira Kôichi Kitamura as Coach Nishio Miina Tominaga as Yuka Nitta Ryo Horikawa as Takeshi Yoshida Ryusei Nakao as Isamu Nishimura Shigeru Chiba as Tatsuya's father Jun'ichi Kanemaru as Narita Junichi Sugawara as Juurouta Kosugi as Terajima Katsuhiko Nanba as Sasaki Katsumi Suzuki as Kenji Utsumi as Eiichirou Kashiwaba Maya Okamoto as Natsuko Miki Takahashi as Tomoko Terashima Minoru Inaba as Sakada Mitsuaki Hoshino as Nagao Rica Fukami as Sakurako Kishiro as Minami (Young) Shigeru Chiba as Punch Tesshô Genda as Toshihiko Seki as Nakajima Yousuke Akimoto as Kamimura | |||||||
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Theme Song Performance: Claude Lombard | Thierry Bourdon as Theo Dany Laurent as Théo's mother (first eps) Hélène Otternaud as Théo's mother Hubert Drac as Théo's father Thierry Bourdon as Kim Annabelle Roux as Debbie Brigitte Lecordier as Stéphane Frédéric Jeanneau as Hélène Otternaud as Hubert Drac as Maurice Decoster as Michel Lasorne as Tanguy Goasdoue as Guy (2nd voice) | |||||||
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| (none) | Abraham Aguilar as César Alvarado (Spain dub) Claudio Serrano as Carlos Alvarado (Spain dub) Pilar Santigosa as Bárbara Ochoa (Spain dub) Chelo Molina as Carla Ríos (Spain dub) | |||||||
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Director Of Dubbing: Maurizio Torresan Theme Song Performance: Cristina D'Avena | Donatella Fanfani as Minami Antonello Governale as Padre di Minami (2nd voice) Antonio Paiola as Padre di Minami (1st voice) Alessandra Karpoff as Antonio Zanoletti as Emanuele (2nd voice) Caterina Rochira as Sandra Dania Cericola as Chicca (2nd voice) Debora Magnaghi as Mirella Donato Sbodio as Giancarlo Enrico Maggi as Allenatore di boxe Federico Danti as Emanuele (1st voice) Gabriele Calindri as Kim Brandel Gianfranco Gamba as Giulio Guido Rutta as Arada Luca Semeraro as Nello (2nd voice) Luigi Rosa as Tom Brandel Maurizio Scattorin as Allenatore di baseball Orlando Mezzabotta as Signor Roccaforte Paolo Torrisi as Maurizio Pietro Ubaldi as Raffaele Farina as Sebastiano Rossana Bassani as Madre di Tom | |||||||
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