Urusei Yatsura (TV)
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Director: Script: Screenplay: Storyboard: Kazufumi Nomura (ep 50) Music: Original creator: Rumiko Takahashi Character Design: Akemi Takada Animation director: Sound director: Shigeharu Shiba Producer: Animation: Assistant director: Junji Nishimura Copyright: Rumiko Takahashi In-Between Animation: Toshihiro Kawamoto Key Animation: Shinji Otsuka (ep 70) Planning: Shigekazu Ochiai Singer: Yuuko Matsutani (theme song) Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: | Fumi Hirano as Lum Toshio Furukawa as Ataru Moroboshi Akira Kamiya as Shuutarou Mendou Akira Murayama as Perm Ichirô Nagai as Cherry Issei Futamata as Chibi Kazue Komiya as Ran (later episodes) Kazuko Sugiyama as Ten Kenichi Ogata as Ataru's father Machiko Washio as Sakura Mayumi Tanaka as Ryuunosuke Fujinami Michihiro Ikemizu as Onsen-mark Natsumi Sakuma as Ataru's Mother Noriko Ohara as Oyuki Saeko Shimazu as Shinobu Miyake Shigeru Chiba as Megane Shinji Nomura as Kakugari You Inoue as Ran (early episodes) Yuko Mita as Benten Akiko Tsuboi as Mendou's Mother Bin Shimada as Chieko Ohtsuka as Yuki (ep. 43) Chika Sakamoto as Ginger Daisuke Gouri as Large man Eiko Masuyama as Misuzu (ep. 66) Hirotaka Suzuoki as Inaba-kun Hisako Kyouda as Yatsude Ichirô Nagai as Narrator (ep. 90, 96) Issei Futamata as Jouji Yanami as Pool Demon (ep. 34, 125) Junpei Takiguchi as Red Mantle (ep. 37) Kaneta Kimotsuki as Kazuhiko Inoue as Tsubame Ozuno Kazuko Sugiyama as Shunmin (ep. 20) Kei Tomiyama as Invader from outer space (ep 190) Keiko Yokozawa as Ten's mother Kenichi Ogata as Master Kappa (ep. 23) Koichi Chiba as Principal (ep. 16) Kôichi Kitamura as Shuutarou's Grandfather Kumi Shimamoto as Tsuyuko Amamori (ep. 30) Makoto Ataka as Dappya Monster Mami Koyama as Ryouko Mendou Mariko Mukai as Mako's mother Masahiro Anzai as Masako Katsuki as Ten's mother Masako Nozawa as Kintarou Masako Sugaya as Little Tanuki (O-shima) (ep. 52) Masako Uetake as Amefurashi (ep. 30) Masashi Sugawara as Black Sunglass Michihiro Ikemizu as Demon Velial (ep. 17) Mieko Nobusawa as Flower Shop Girl (ep. 29) Mika Doi as Wendy (ep. 32) Mitsuki Yayoi as Nagisa Mugihito as Natsumi Sakuma as Old Woman (ep. 80) Reiko Yamada as Lum's Mother Rihoko Yoshida as Kurama-hime Ritsuko Ohwada as Mako Modoki Ritsuo Sawa as Lum's Father Rokuro Naya as Hanawa-sensei Rumiko Ukai as Pepper Shigeru Chiba as Shinichi Ikeda as Elder (ep. 48) Shinnosuke Furumoto as Rio Shozo Iizuka as Daimajin (ep 162) Sumi Shimamoto as TARAKO as Tesshô Genda as Tohru Furuya as Tomohiro Nishimura as Kotatsu-neko Tomomichi Nishimura as Principal Yoshiko Ohta as Koumori (ep. 27) Yoshiko Sakakibara as Otama (ep. 80, 87) Youko Asagami as Miki (ep. 39) Yukiko Nashiwa as Yuko Kobayashi as Maiko Yuko Mita as Sukekiyo Kameyama (ep 154) | |||||||
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Director: Michael House Art director: Luray Carroll Translation: Executive producer: Robert J. Woodhead Producer: Shin Kurokawa Assistant producer: Sara Rouse (99-118) Editing: Roe R. Adams III Literary & Cultural Consultant: Production Assistant: Production Coordination: Natsumi Ueki Production manager: | Martha Ellen Senseney as Lum Michael Sinterniklaas as Ataru Eric Paisley as Sakuramboo (Cherry) Katherine Burton as Shinobu Mindi L. Lyons as Ten David Krause as Mr. Invader (Lum's Dad) Dorothy Rankin as Ataru's Mother Marc Malney as Ataru's Father | |||||||
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Singer: Francine Chanterau (French theme song) Theme Song Performance: Francine Chantereau | Marie-Laure Beneston as Ronny Ataru Nathaniele Esther as Lamu Magali Barney as Ten Maurice Sarfati as Mendo Aurélia Bruno as Lamu (ép. #79-80-81) Bernard Soufflet as Megane, Mr Duchemin Denise Metmer as Joelle Guigui as Ronny (ép. #82-83-84-85) Magali Barney as Moustique, Frédérique, Kurama Marie-Laure Beneston as Ronny Maurice Sarfati as Mendo Michel Bedetti as Mendo (voix de remplacement) Michel Lasorne as Père, Cherry Nicole Hiss as Gaëlle (voix de remplacement) Patrick Messe as Cherry (remplacement ; eps 134-135-136) | |||||||
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Theme Song Performance: Manolita Domínguez (Catalan dub) | Isabel Muntaner as Lamu (Catalan dub) Marta Sáinz as Lum (Lamu) (Spain dub) Rais David Báscones as Ataru Moroboshi (Spain dub) Blanca Rada as Ten (Spain dub) Carolina Tak as Sra. Moroboshi (Spain dub) Francisco Andrés Valdivia as Sr. Moroboshi (Spain dub) Joan Pera as Mendo (Catalan dub) Jorge Teixeira as Gorila (Kakugari) (Spain dub) José María Carrero as Gafitas (Megane) (Spain dub) Juan Rueda as Pepa Agudo as Shinobu Miyake (Spain dub) Pilar Dominguez as Ryûno Fujinami (Spain dub) Rafael Calvo as Cherry (Spain dub) Raquel Martín as Ran (Spain dub) Carolina Tak as Asuka Mizunokôji (Spain dub) Diana Torres as El zorrito (Kitsune) (Spain dub) Eugenio Barona as Profesor Aguas Termales (Spain dub) Francisco Andrés Valdivia as Sr. Fujinami (Spain dub) José Ramón Azpiri as Tobimaro Mizunokôji (Spain dub) Pilar Dominguez as Sacerdotisa Sakura (Spain dub) Belén Rodríguez (Spain dub) Luis Vicente Ivars (Spain dub) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Dialogues: Dubbing Assistant: Elvy Scalise (ep.130-195) Theme Song Performance: Stefano Bersola (7 Gold broadcasting) | Alessandro Tiberi as Ataru Moroboshi (ep.130-195) Fabrizio Manfredi as Ataru Moroboshi (ep.1-86, 2nd voice) Massimo Còrizza as Ataru Moroboshi (ep.87-129) Mino Caprio as Ataru Moroboshi (ep.1-86, 3nd voice) Nicola Bartolini Carrassi as Ataru Moroboshi (Home Video ep.10,16) Paola Quattrini as Lamu (Lum) (ep.87-129) Riccardo Rossi as Ataru Moroboshi (ep.1-86, 1st voice) Roberta Gallina Laurenti as Lamu (Lum) (Home Video ep.10,16) Rosalinda Galli as Lamu (Lum) (ep.1-86, ep.130-195) Aldo Stella as Kakugari (Home Video ep.10,16) Alessio Cigliano as Angelo Nicotra as Christian Fassetta as Cinzia Massironi as Shinobu Miyake (Home Video ep.10,16) Claudia Razzi as Ran (ep.1-86, 2nd voice) Corrado Conforti as Perma (ep.1-86, 6th voice) Dante Biagioni as Sakurambo (ep.1-86; ep.130-195) Emanuela Baroni as Sakura (ep.130-195) Fabio Boccanera as Fabrizio Manfredi as Fabrizio Mazzotta as Gabriele Lopez as Megane (ep.130-195) Gabriella Andreini as Ryunosuke Fujinami (ep.1-86, 1st voice) George Castiglia as Perma (ep.130-195) Gianluca Iacono as Mendo Shutaro (Home Video ep.10,16) Gilberta Crispino as Ryunosuke Fujinami (ep.130-195) Giorgio Locuratolo as Giorgio Melazzi as Sakurambo (Home Video ep.16A) Graziella Polesinanti as Ran (ep.87-129, 1st voice) Isa Di Marzio as Ten (ep.1-86) Lara Parmiani as Ten (Home Video ep.10,16) Laura Boccanera as Luca Dal Fabbro as Luca Ferrante as Chibi (ep.130-195) Luciano Marchitiello as Mendo Shutaro (ep.87-129, 2nd voice) Ludovica Marineo as Shinobu Miyake (ep.87-129, 2nd voice) Marco Balzarotti as Megane (Home Video ep.10,16) Maria Letizia Scifoni as Shinobu Miyake (ep.130-195) Massimiliano Manfredi as Massimo Còrizza as Mino Caprio as Megane (ep.1-86, 5th voice) Mirko Mazzanti as Kakugari (ep.130-195) Monica Cadueri as Oreste Baldini as Kakugari (ep.1-86, 1st voice) Pasquale Ruiu as Chibi (Home Video ep.10,16) Renata Biserni as Roberta Rem as Sakura (ep.1-86, 1st voice) Serena Spaziani as Sakura (ep.1-86, 2nd voice) Stefano Mondini as Megane (ep.87-129, 1st voice) Stefano Onofri as Susanna Fassetta as Tatiana Dessi as Ten (ep.130-195) Valeria Vidali as Ran (ep.130-195) Vittorio Guerrieri as Megane (ep.1-86, 2nd voice) Alberto Angrisano as Maniaco (ep.130-195) Alessandra Chiari as Benten (ep.130-195) Alessandro Vanni as Toshi (ep.130-195) Andrea Mete as Matchi (ep.130-195) Angelina Contaldi as Angelo Evangelista as Yotchan (ep.130-195) Angelo Nicotra as Antonella Baldini as Kurama (ep.130-195) Claudia Razzi as Oyuki (eps 1-86 , 1st voice) Clorinda Venturiello as Pepper (ep.130-195) Dania Cericola as Madre di Lamu (Home Video ep.16B) Daniela Caroli as Kurama (ep.1-86, 2nd voice) Davide Quatraro as Robot di Casa Mendo (ep.130-195) Eleonora Reti as Kitsune (ep.130-195) Emanuela D'Amico as Sugar (ep.130-195) Enzo Garinei as Onsen (ep.1-86, 1st voice) Ettore Conti as Padre di Ataru (ep.1-86, 1st voice) Fabrizio Manfredi as Francesca Palopoli as Yatsude (ep.130-195) Francesco Gabrielli as Gatto Kotatsu (ep.130-195) Gabriella Andreini as Gemma Donati as Asuka (ep.130-195) Giorgio Locuratolo as Giuliano Bonetto as Rei (ep.130-195) Irene Scalzo as Otoko Kumino (Home Video ep.10) Isa Di Marzio as Madre di Lamu (ep.1-86, 2nd voice) Isabella Guida as Ginger (ep.130-195) Laura Lenghi as Ryoko Mendo (ep.130-195) Laura Nicolo as Madre di Asuka (ep.130-195) Luca Dal Fabbro as Tsubame Ozuno (ep.87-129) Luciano Marchitiello as Padre di Ryunosuke (ep.87-129, 3rd voice) Marcello Prando as Marco Vivio as Tobimaru (Tonchan) (ep.130-195) Massimo Bitossi as Onsen (ep.130-195) Maura Cenciarelli as Kaede (ep.130-195) Maurizio Reti as Padre di Mendo (ep.130-195) Micaela Incitti as Oyuki (ep.130-195) Mino Caprio as Monica Cadueri as Oreste Baldini as Orlando Mezzabotta as Padre di Ataru (Home Video ep.10,16) Paola Del Bosco as Madre di Ataru (ep.130-195) Raffaella Castelli as Anzu (ep.130-195) Renata Biserni as Riccardo Garrone as Padre di Lamu (ep.1-86, 1st voice) Rosalinda Galli as Madre di Lamu (ep.1-86, 1st voice) Rossana Bassani as Madre di Ataru (Home Video ep.16B) Sandro Sardone as Preside (ep.130-195) Serena Spaziani as Sergio Di Giulio as Padre di Ryunosuke (ep.130-195) Stefano Albertini as Sanjuro Kuribayashi (Home Video ep.16A) Stefano Mondini as Padre di Ryunosuke (ep.87-129, 1st voice) Vittorio Battarra as | |||||||
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