Fortune Quest L (TV)
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Fortune Quest DVD 1
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| Fortune Quest - Journey to Mount Terrason (DVD 1) 2001-11-13 (from $16.97) |
| Fortune Quest - Journey to Mount Terrason (Dub.VHS 1) 2001-11-13 |
Director: Eiichi Sato Music: Yasunori Iwasaki Original creator: Mishio Fukazawa Character Design: Naomi Miyata Executive producer: Zen Enoki Producer: Music producer: Kosuke Tomioka Original Story & Designs: Natsumi Mukai Series Organization: Yumi Kageyama | Akiko Nakagawa as Pastel Michiko Neya as Mariina Mifuyu Hiiragi as Rumy Mitsuaki Madono as Gear Lindsey Ritsuko Kasai as Shiro Takeharu Onishi as Knoll Tetsuya Iwanaga as Trapp Toshiyuki Morikawa as Clay Yasuhiro Takato as Kitton Mariko Kouda as Max (ep 17-18) Narumi Tsunoda as Rin Reiko Takagi as baby (ep 24) Sakura Tange as Pururu (Ep 19) Saori Suzuki as Cathy (ep 23) Satsuki Yukino as Alicia (ep 22) | |||||||
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Executive producer: John Sirabella | Licensed by: Media Blasters Production: AnimeWorks | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: ETC...TV (Chile) Master Distribution: Enoki Films | |||||||
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Translation: Director Of Dubbing: Paolo Torrisi Theme Song Performance: Cristina D'Avena | Daniela Fava as Pastel / Penny Daniela Trapelli as Madre Di Clay Daniele Demma as Sindaco Davide Garbolino as Trapp Enrico Bertorelli as Nonno Di Trapp Federica Valenti as Rumy Felice Invernici as Clay Irene Scalzo as Whitey Luca Bottale as Robin Il Maggiordomo Luca Sandri as Kitton Simone D'Andrea as Billy Stefania Patruno as Madre Di Trapp | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Translation: Neil Tolentino | Lyrah Padilla as Pastel Noel Escondo as Trapp Jefferson Utanes as Trapp Richie Padilla as Clay AJ Constantino as Benjie Dorango as Stair Boots (redubbed) Christian Velarde as Irish Labay as Pastel (redubbed) Jay De Castro as Jjo Reyes as Clay (redubbed) Kathiyn Masilungan as Pinkee Rebucas as Ryan Ang as Andras (redubbed) Christian Velarde (redubbed) | |||||||
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