Tokko (TV)
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| Tokko (DVD 1) 2007-02-06 (from $13.49) |
| Tokko (DVD 2) 2007-05-15 (from $13.49) |
| Tokko (DVD 3) 2007-08-14 (from $13.49) |
| Tokko - Box Set (DVD 1-3) 2008-01-22 (from $15.07) |
Director: Masashi Abe Scenario: Mitsuhiro Yamada Script: Mitsuhiro Yamada Storyboard: Masashi Abe Episode Director: Naoto Hashimoto Music: NO MILK Original Manga: Tohru Fujisawa Character Design: Koji Watanabe Art director: Maho Takahashi Animation director: Koji Watanabe Sound director: Hajime Takakuwa Director of Photography: Hidetake Nakajima Colour Design: Mineyo Oonishi Editing: Takashi Sakurai Key Animation: Group Tac Theme Song Arrangement: Shunsuke Minami Theme Song Composition: Shunsuke Minami Theme Song Lyrics: Shunsuke Minami Theme Song Performance: dB | Fumiko Orikasa as Sakura Rokujo Kenichi Suzumura as Ranmaru Shindou Akemi Kanda as Saya Shindou Hiroshi Tsuchida as Shogo Muramasa Kana Ueda as Suzuka Kureha Rio Natsuki as Ryoko Ibuki Susumu Akagi as Inukai Takeru Tadashi Mutou as Ichiro Hanazono Wataru Takagi as Kaoru Kunikida Aya Endo as Yukino Shiraishi Daiki Matsubayashi as Hiro Shimono as Hiroki Rokujo Hiroki Takahashi as Councillor Ogata (eps. 6-9, 12, 13) Hiroshi Kouno as Suzuka Akito (ep. 6) Kotomi Iwamura as Mai Kadowaki as Masaki Terasoma as Dr. Shiraishi Ryuji Mizuno as Taishi (Master) (eps. 7, 10-13) Shiho Kawaragi as Shinya Fukumatsu as Principal (ep 1) Susumu Akagi as Takayuki Nedu as Takayuki Nezu as Guard Yuuki Masuda as Tsunadai | |||||||
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ADR Director: Alex Von David Translation: Richard Kim Executive producer: Kaoru Mfaume Producer: ADR Engineer: ADR Writer: Alex Von David Assistant Engineer: Assistant producer: Mami Okada Associate Casting Director: Mami Okada Casting Director: Eric P. Sherman Dialogue Editing: Post-Production Assistant: Chris Tilton Production Assistant: Production Coordination: Production manager: Margo Coughlin Zimmerman Re-Recording Mixing: Script Supervisor: Keith Burgess Spotting: Subtitling: Supervising Sound Engineer: Patrick Rodman | Philece Sampler as Sakura Rokujo Tony Oliver as Ranmaru Shindo Dan Woren as Shogo Muramasa Doug Stone as Kaoru Kunikida Grant George as Ichiro Hanzano Kirk Thornton as Takeru Inukai Megan Hollingshead as Saya Shindo Michelle Ruff as Ryoko Ibuki Tara Platt as Suzuka Kureha Dave Mallow as David Lodge as Technical Officer Shiraishi (Ep. 4-5) David Vincent as Itto Araragi Dorothy Fahn as Yukino Shiraishi (Ep. 4-5) George Lodge as Deputy Commissioner Ooizumi (Ep. 1) Jennie Kwan as Keith Silverstein as Akito (vol. 2) Kim Strauss as Councillor Ogata Kirk Thornton as Principal (Ep. 1) Luci Christian as Ami Inukai (Ep. 7) Mela Lee as Michael McConnohie as Detective Tadokoro (Ep. 8) Richard Cansino as Ajiro William Frederick Knight as Taishi Yuri Lowenthal as Hiroki Rokujo | |||||||
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| (none) | Humberto Amor as Ranmaru Shindo Ivette Gonzales as Sakura Rokujo Azalia Correa as Saya Shindo Gaby Leon as Kureha Sazuka Guillermo Diaz as Kaoru Kunikida Larisa Asuaje as Ryouko Ibuki Luis Solis as Takeru Inukai | |||||||
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Dialogue Writer: Christian Schneider (eps 1 - 13) Voice Direction: Christian Schneider (eps 1 - 13) | Andreas Meese as Dr. Shiraishi Corinna Dörenkamp as Saya Shindo Gregor Höppner as Shogo Muramasa Hans-Gerd Kilbinger as Arzt (Ep. 3) Heiko Obermüller as Ranmaru Shindo Jürg Löw as S.W.A.T.-Leader (Ep. 2) Michael Che Koch as Ajiro Peter Harting as Chief Renier Baaken as Direktor (Ep. 1) Simon Roden as Ichiro Hanazono Simon T. Roden as Ichiro Hanazono Volker Wolf as Penner B (Ep. 2) | |||||||
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