Nurse Me! (OAV)
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Director: Jyuhachi Minamizawa Script: Music: Executive producer: Tatsuya Tanaka Producer: Somy Chiba Theme Song Performance: KOTOKO (ED) | Ryou Nagumo as Risa Nakayama | |||||||
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Director: Dick Tripwire Script: Dick Tripwire Translation: Bunny-Bot-X Executive producer: Humphrey G. Kumano Dubbing Coordinator: Elmer Fudge DVD Coordination: C. Rusty McUnderwear DVD Menu Design: John Merrick DVD Premastering: Dr. Saj Numbox In House Production: Harry Johnson In House Production Manager: John Merrick Mixing: Recording: Subtitling: Micki Broadway | Kay Shaw as Yumi Asakura Bjorkin Stiles as Shigeo Miura Candi Washington as Etsuko Kawai Buddy Woodward as Yamamoto Campbell Brantwood as Takayuki Kudo Genghis Holmes as Funato Lotus as Risa Nakayama Lynne Matthews as Narrator Sam Stern as Matsuzaki Sami Aiken as Sanae Murota | |||||||
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