The Super Milk-chan Show (TV)
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| The Super Milk-chan Show - 100% Whole (DVD 1) 2004-07-06 (from $21.29) |
| The Super Milk-chan Show - Milk Shake (DVD 2) 2004-08-31 (from $21.29) |
| The Super Milk-chan Show - Cryin' Over Spilled Milk (DVD 3) 2004-10-26 (from $21.29) |
| The Super Milk-chan Show - Milk & Kookies (DVD 4) 2005-01-11 (from $21.29) |
Chief Director: Hideyuki Tanaka Director: Kiyohiro Omori Script: Motoki Shiina Storyboard: Original creator: Hideyuki Tanaka Character Design: Takahiro Yoshimatsu Art director: Aritaka Okada Sound director: Yoshikazu Iwanami Executive producer: Producer: Animation: Atsuko Nakajima Assistant director: Kiyotaka Ohata Editing: Kazuhiko Seki Sound Effects: Hiromoto Kasamatsu Sound Mixing: Satoshi Yano Sound Producer: Satoru Hirata Theme Song Performance: | Brad Pyutt as Hanage Haruka Nakamura as Milk-Chan Ryoka Yuzuki as Tetsuko Yuuichi Nagashima as President Hiderou as Ooya (Landlord) Nobuo Tobita as Dr. Eyepatch Mika Yamamoto as Narrator 2 Yuko Minaguchi as Narrator | |||||||
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ADR Director: Steven Foster Art director: ADR Script: Steven Foster Director of Photography: Al Klimus (Live-Action Footage) Executive producer: Producer: Steven Foster Assistant director: Holly MacDonald (Live-Action Footage) Camera Assistant: Craig Hiers (Live-Action Footage) Costuming: Christine M. Auten (Live-Action Footage) Craft Services: Tim Moriarity (Live-Action Footage) Creative Director: DVD Coordination: Janice Williams DVD Menus & Graphics: DVD Producer: Thomas Meerbott Editing: Hair & Make-Up: Victoria L. Callaway (Live-Action Footage) International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Line Producer: Holly MacDonald (Live-Action Footage) Post Audio Mixer: Post-Production Manager: Shelly Thomas Production Assistant: Production Design: Maggie Porter Project Translator: Shoko Oono Recording engineer: Stanley Thomas Second Camera: Roger Brooks (Live-Action Footage) Sound: Sound Design: Subtitle Script & Timing: Sean Broestl Title Design: Chris Hawley | Ben Pronsky as Hanage David Matranga as Robodog Hilary Haag as Milk-chan Marcy Bannor as Tetsuko (Super Milk-chan Show Version) Mike MacRae as President Monica Rial as Tetsuko (Original Version) David Matranga as Ario the Baby Ant Rob Mungle as Landlord Shelley Calene-Black as Mother Ant Todd Waite as Father Ant Tommy Drake as Dr. Eyepatch Ben Pronsky as Himself (Live-Action Footage) Christine M. Auten as Herself (Live-Action Footage) Christopher Bourque as Himself (Live-Action Footage) David Matranga as Himself (Live-Action Footage) Hilary Haag as Herself (Live-Action Footage) Marcy Bannor as Herself (Live-Action Footage) Mike MacRae as Himself (Live-Action Footage) Monica Rial as Herself (Live-Action Footage) Rob Mungle as Himself (Live-Action Footage) Shelley Calene-Black as Herself (Live-Action Footage) Taylor Hannah as Herself (Live-Action Footage - Debut) Tommy Drake as Himself (Live-Action Footage) | |||||||
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Armando Volcanes as Presidente Lileana Chacón as Tetsuko Luis Enrique Poján as Perrobot Mariela Díaz as Milk | ||||||||
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| (none) | Fátima Silva as Tetsuko Flora Paulita as Milk-Chan Vagner Fagundes as Wellington Lima as Presidente Cecília Lemes as Mamãe Formiga (Mother Ant) Marco Aurélio Campos as Proprietário (Ooya) Raquel Marinho as Narradora (Narrator) Alfredo Rollo as Otaku (ep 1) Mauro Eduardo as Man in telephone (ep 1) Ulisses Bezerra as Otaku (ep 1) | |||||||
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