Angelic Layer (TV)
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Director: Hiroshi Nishikiori Series Composition: Ichiro Okouchi Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Kouhei Tanaka Original Manga: CLAMP Character Design: Takahiro Komori Art director: Nobuto Sakamoto Animation director: Mecha design: Junya Ishigaki Director of Photography: Executive producer: Producer: Associate producer: Color Coordination: Sayoko Yokoyama Design Coordinator: Shigeru Morita (Studio Nue) General Producer: Takayuki Nagasawa Key Animation: Toshihiro Kawamoto (OP) Planning Coordinator: Kazuhiko Ikeguchi Recording engineer: Satoshi Yano Series Supervision: Shinichiro Inoue Sound Effect Director: Yota Tsuruoka Sound Effects: Eiko Morikawa Theme Song Arrangement: Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: | Animation: BONES Backgrounds: Broadcaster: TV Tokyo Finish Animation: In-Between Animation: Internet Streaming: Crunchyroll Key Animation: Music Production: avex mode Music Production Cooperation: TV Tokyo Music Photography: Digimation Production: Production Cooperation: Recording Studio: Studio Gong Sound Production: Rakuonsha | |||||||
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ADR Director: David Williams ADR Script: Tiffany Grant Executive producer: Producer: David Williams Creative Director: DVD Coordination: Mariela Ortiz DVD Menu Design: DVD Producer: David Williams Editing: International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Mix: Post-Production Manager: Shelly Thomas Production Assistant: Project Translator: Masumi McLeod Recording engineer: Sound Design: Subtitle Script & Timing: William Zuidema | Jessica Boone as Misaki Suzuhara Allison Sumrall as Hiromi Fujimori Andy McAvin as Ichiro "Icchan" Mihara Chris Patton as Ohjiro Mihara Christine Auten as Shuko Suzuhara Jay Hickman as Shuji Inada Kaytha Coker as Yuko Inada Kelly Manison as Shoko Asami Kevin Corn as Kotaro Kobayashi Mandy Clark as Arisu Fujisaki Mariela Ortiz as Ringo Seto Mark X. Laskowski as Masaharu Ogata Monica Rial as Tamayo Kizaki Sasha Paysinger as Hatoko Kobayashi Shelley Calene-Black as Madoka Fujisaki Tiffany Grant as Sai Jounouchi Tiffany Terrell as Kaede Saito Allison Sumrall as Cameron Bautsch as Hijiri Shibata Chris Riley as Tomo David Williams as Hilary Haag as Maria Shibata Jacob A. Gragard as Guard A (Ep 1) John Swasey as Kaede's Dad Kaytha Coker as Kelly Manison as Maria's Mom Kim Prause as Chitose Tanaka Kira Vincent-Davis as Ryo Misaki Lauren Goodnight as Narrator Luci Christian as Kyoko Monica Rial as Child A (Ep 1) Nicky Froberg as Store Clerk (Ep 1) Shelley Calene-Black as Tsubasa McEnzie Shelly Thomas as Train Announcer (Ep 1) Tiffany Grant as Vic Mignogna as Host | |||||||
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ADR Director: Frédéric Souterelle Adaptation: | Isabelle Volpe as Misaki Suzuhara Constantin Pappas as Ichirou "Icchan" Mihara Frédéric Souterelle as Gwen Lebret as Gwenäelle Julien as Isabelle Volpe as Julie André as Nathalie Bienaime as Nicolas Beaucaire as Valérie Nosrée as | |||||||
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| (none) | Alfredo Leal as Masaharu Ogata Ana Lucia Ramos as Kaede Saito Carlos Hugo Hidalgo as Shuji Inada Carola Vazquez as Tomoko Yamada Christine Byrd as Keiko Circe Luna as Madoka Fujisaki Cristina Camargo as Chitose Tanaka Diana Santos as Ryo Misaki Edson Matus as Kotaro Kobayashi Enzo Fortuny as Ohjiro Mihara Gaby Ugarte as Maria Shibata Leyla Rangel as Misaki Suzuhara Liliana Barba as Sai Jounouchi Maria Fernanda Morales as Arisu Fujisaki Maru Guzmán as Ringo Sato Mayra Arellano as Shuko Suzuhara Patricia Acevedo as Tamayo Kizaki Pilar Escandon as Yuko Hikawa Rene Garcia as Icchan Mihara Roberto Mendiola as Angelic Layer Host Rocio Prado as Yuko Inada Rosy Aguirre as Hatoko Kobayashi Toni Rodriguez as Shoko Asami Xochitl Ugarte as Hiromi Fujimori | |||||||
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| (none) | Kathrin Neusser as Misaki Suzuhara Carmen Katt as Arisu Fujisaki Diana Borgwardt as Hiromi Fujimori Dirk Petrick as Ohjiro Mihara Esther Barth as Tamayo Kizaki Giuliana Jakobeit as Erzählerin (Ep. 1) Jens Wassermann as Masaharu Ogata Jesco Wirthgen as Kotaro Kobayashi Julia Kaufmann as Ringo Seto (Ep. 8/9) Juliana Cukier as Sai Jounouchi Marie Schramm as Maria Shibata (Ep. 7) Rainer Fritzsche as Ichiro "Icchan" Mihara Rubina Kuraoka as Hatoko Kobayashi Samia Little Elk as Chitose Tanaka Sara Becker as Madoka Fujisaki Susanne Herrmann as Kaede Saitou Susanne Kaps as Rin Jonouichi (Ep. 16) Tanja Geke as Shuko Suzuhara Theresa Greim as Shoko Asami Tim Moeseritz as Shuji Inada | |||||||
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Cover Translation: Kaj Schulten (vol 1-3) | (none) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Filipina Pamintuan | Jenny Bituin as Misaki Suzuhara Charmaine Cordoviz as Charvie Abeletes as Hatoko Kobayashi Gerald Narciso as Koutarou Kobayashi Blair Arellano as Oojirou Mihara Candice Arellano as Charmaine Cordoviz as Yuuko Charvie Abeletes as Shouko Asami Grace Cornel as Hazel Hernan as Louie Paraboles as Misaki Ryou Neil Yu as Ichiro "Icchan" Mihara (eps 1-2) Rona Aguilar as Vincent Gutierrez as Ichiro "Icchan" Mihara (eps 3-26) | |||||||
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