Fairy Musketeers (TV)
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Director: Takaaki Ishiyama Screenplay: Music: Toshio Masuda Original Concept: Shougo Kumasaka (Konami) Original Character Design: Character Design: Art director: Akira Suzuki Chief Animation Director: Tomoki Mizuno Art design: Yuji Ikehata Sound director: Kazuya Tanaka Color design: Takahiro Mogi Editing: Yuuji Oka Figure Design: Wataru Sasaki (Blue Oyster Studio) Monster Design: Nobuaki Nagano Music Director: Kazumi Saito (OP,ED) Planning: Recording Adjustment: Ryoji Kameda Recording Assistant: Fumiaki Tanaka Sound Effects: Hiromune Kurahashi Sound Producer: Yoshimi Sugiyama Theme Song Arrangement: Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: | Motoko Kumai as Souta Suzukaze (eps 1-25) Yukari Tamura as Akazukin Yuko Sanpei as Souta Suzukaze (eps 26-39) Kanako Tateno as Shirayuki-hime Miyuki Sawashiro as Ibara-hime Nobuyuki Hiyama as Val Rie Kugimiya as Ringo Kinoshita Chafurin as Old Tree of the Okashi Forest Akiko Kobayashi as Randagio Akiko Yajima as Rapunzel (ep 22) Asami Yaguchi as Yuuki Hoshino Azuma Sakamoto as Hiroto Suzuki Chiwa Saito as Cane Dai Matsumoto as Principal Daisuke Hirakawa as Hansel Eriko Kigawa as Boy (ep 19) Hideki Tasaka as King Fernando Hiroaki Miura as Dwarf (ep 28) Hiroki Yasumoto as Asel Hisayoshi Suganuma as Dwarf (ep 28) Houko Kuwashima as Maren Kaori Shimizu as Ken Shiroyama as Sultan Kenichi Mochizuki as Zafiro (ep 12) Kenji Nojima as Hameln Kiyoyuki Yanada as Krone (ep 28) Kouji Haramaki as Dude Masafumi Kimura as Juntaro Suzukaze Misa Watanabe as Cendrillon Norio Wakamoto as Pumpking (ep 18) Ryoko Shiraishi as Hans Sayuri Yahagi as Takashi Kondo as Dietmarsh Takaya Kuroda as Basterai Taketora as Kurinashi-sensei Tomokazu Sugita as Alektor Toshihide Tsuchiya as Akazukin's father Toshiyuki Morikawa as Jed Yoshihisa Kawahara as Largo Yu Kobayashi as Boy in mirror (eps 17,35) Yuka Iguchi as Natsumi Yukana as Katejina Yuki Masuda as Mariko Oedo Yuki Matsuoka as Lily Yuko Gibu as Chie Yuko Minaguchi as Saya Suzukaze (Souta's mother) Yuko Mizutani as Kataridori Yumiko Kobayashi as Cain Yuri Amano as Cain's mother Yuuta Kasuya as Dwarf (ep 28) | |||||||
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Translation: Subtitle Timing: Bryan Ingram | (none) | |||||||
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