Shugo Chara! (TV)
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Shugo Chara! Episodes 38-51 Streaming
Director: Kenji Yasuda Series Composition: Michiru Shimada Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Di'LL Original creator: Peach-Pit Character Design: Fumihide Sai Art director: Toshiyuki Sakae Animation director: Sound director: Susumu Aketagawa Director of Photography: Atsushi Iwasaki Producer: Assistant producer: Takahiro Suzuki Color design: Nanae Shinaji Editing: Aya Hida Key Animation: Ryousuke Sawa (ED 1) Planning: Prop Design: Tomoyuki Niho Sound Effects: Tomokazu Mitsui Theme Song Arrangement: Susumu Nishikawa (ED) Theme Song Lyrics: Yuho Iwasato (ED) Theme Song Performance: | Kanae Itō as Amu Hinamori Aki Toyosaki as Su Atsushi Abe as Kūkai Sōma Hiromi Konno as Il Hiroyuki Yoshino as Daichi Hyo-sei as El Junji Majima as Yū Nikaido Kana Asumi as Ran Kanae Itō as Dia (true form) Kaya Miyake as Kiseki Kimiko Koyama as Pepe Mitsuki Saiga as Kairi Sanjou Miyuki Sawashiro as Yoru Nana Mizuki as Utau Hoshina Nanae Katou as Miki Nobuhiko Okamoto as Musashi Reiko Takagi as Tadase Hotori Rio Natsuki as Yukari Sanjō Ryoka Yuzuki as Temari Saeko Chiba as Nadeshiko Fujisaki Sayaka Narita as Kusu Kusu Sayuri Yahagi as Rima Mashiro Tomoko Nakamura as Yaya Yuiki Yuuichi Nakamura as Ikuto Tsukiyomi Akemi Kanda as Marimo Hatanaka (ep 45) Akeno Watanabe as Takuya Nakagura / Zero (ep 16) Akiko Tanaka as Akira Ishida as Tsukasa Amakawa Aya Endo as Eriko Ōtomo (ep 35) Ayumi Fujimura as Yuki Hatoba (ep 4) Chigusa Ikeda as Miyako's Mother (ep 46) Chihiro Ishiguro as Saaya's Follower Chikara Oosaka as King Seomira (eps 36-37) Daiki Nakamura as Kūkai's Grandfather (ep 11) Emiri Katou as Friend (ep 4) Hiroaki Ishikawa as Higeshiro (ep 46) Hiromu Miyazaki as Entertainer (ep 46) Hiroshi Okamoto as PE Teacher (ep 2) Junko Takeuchi as Boy (episode 13) Kaori Nazuka as Misaki Watarai Kaya Miyake as Saaya's Follower Kazusa Murai as Midori Hinamori Keiko Nemoto as Manda Keiko Yamamoto as Nobuko Saeki Koichi Sakaguchi as Chijimaru Kumiko Higa as Mifuyu Torii (eps 14-15) Kumiko Takizawa as Nadeshiko's Housekeeper Kurumi Mamiya as Ami Hinamori Mai Nakahara as Shion (ep 20) Masako Joh as Megan Kenna as OP Narration Miku Yoshikawa as Miyako Kizaki (ep 46) Mitsuru Ogata as Kazuomi Hoshina (Easter managing director) Miyuki Kawasho as Saaya Yamabuki Miyuki Sawashiro as Naoki Bandou as Kōtarō Himeno (ep 49) Naomi Shindoh as Shuraiya (eps 36-37) Noriko Obata as Noriko Shitaya as Maika Himekawa (eps 6,48) Omi Minami as Seiichirō Suzuki Riho Fushida as Ryoka Yuzuki as Saeko Honna (ep 49) Ryōta Asari as Delinquent (ep 1) Satomi Akesaka as Satomi Arai as Snoppe Satomi Satou as Sayaka Ohara as Nadeshiko's Mother (ep 9) Sayuri Sadaoka as Mimiko Hitsujida (eps 6,48) Shinji Kawada as Nadeshiko's Father (?) (ep 9) Shintaro Asanuma as Shūji Hinamori (ep 35) Shouto Kashii as Vice Principal (ep 4) Shozo Iizuka as Gozen Shunzou Miyasaka as Susumu Akagi as Zero's Manager (ep 16) Takashi Kubo as Entertainer (ep 46) Takashi Oohara as Higeshiro's Apprentice (ep 46) Takuya Satou as Host (ep 46) Tsubasa Yonaga as Yamada-kun (ep 5) Yoko Sasaki as Orie (ep 6) Yoshimasa Kawata as Yuka Iguchi as Girl (ep 1) Yusei Oda as Tsumugu Hinamori | |||||||
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Translation: Subtitle Editing: Renee Poiron Subtitle Timing: Bryan Ingram (misc. eps) | ||||||||
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