Love Hina Spring Special - I wish Your Dream
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Love Hina Again (OAV) (sequel)
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Love Hina Spring Movie
| Related releases: |
| Love Hina - The Movie Collection (DVD) 2006-07-25 |
| Love Hina Movies - Box Set (DVD) 2003-11-04 |
| Love Hina Spring Movie (DVD) 2003-03-18 |
Director: Yoshiaki Iwasaki Script: Kurou Hazuki Storyboard: Yoshiaki Iwasaki Music: Original Manga: Ken Akamatsu Character Design: Makoto Uno Art director: Hachidai Takayama Animation director: Director of Photography: Producer: Animation Supervisor: Art Layout: Junko Nagasawa Audio Director: Hideyuki Tanaka Casting Coordinator: Masahiko Takahashi (Sigma Seven) Color Supervisor: Yuko Kanemaru Costume Design: Shinichi Yamaoka Director Of Cinematography: Editing: Yayoi Ohtake Effects: Yasuyuki Konno Planning: Prop Design: Eiji Abiko Recording Adjustment: Yoshio Obara Special Effects: Tsuyoshi Nakano Theme Song Composition: Ritsuko Okazaki (ED) Theme Song Lyrics: Ritsuko Okazaki (ED) Theme Song Performance: Megumi Hayashibara (ED) | Yui Horie as Naru Narusegawa Yuji Ueda as Keitarou Urashima Junko Noda as Mitsune Konno Masayo Kurata as Shinobu Maehara Megumi Hayashibara as Haruka Urashima Reiko Takagi as Kaolla Su Yumiko Kobayashi as Sarah McDougal Yuu Asakawa as Motoko Aoyama Hiroyuki Yoshino as Masayuki Haitani Ken Akamatsu as Akamatsu-sensei (Special Guest) Madoka Akita as Kikuko Onoue Michio Miyashita as Kimiaki Shirai Nana Mizuki as Nyamo Ryotaro Okiayu as Kentaro Sakata Satsuki Yukino as Mutsumi Otohime Takuma Suzuki as Exam Supervisor Yasunori Matsumoto as Noriyasu Seta Yuki Hokimoto as Emi Ichikawa Yukie Maeda as Sachiyo Matsumoto Yuri Shiratori as Mei Narusegawa | |||||||
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ADR Director: Wendee Lee Translation: Dan Kanemitsu Executive producer: Producer: ADR Writer: Mary Claypool Chief Producer: Charles McCarter Co-Producer: Kaeko Sakamoto Cover Art: Meijyu Maeda Dialogue Editing: Patrick Rodman DVD Authoring: Paul Huynh DVD Menu Design: Victor De Anda DVD Producer: Richard Noboru Kekahuna Production Support: Tatsuhiro Nishiuchi Re-Recording Mixing: Mark Rozett Recording engineer: Patrick Rodman Second Recording Engineer: Matthew J. Mondrick Subtitling: David Fleming Vocal Editor: Patrick Rodman | David Umansky as Keitaro Urashima Dorothy Melendrez as Naru Narusegawa Michelle Ruff as Nyamo Barbara Goodson as Kitsune Ellen Arden as Shinobu Maehara Jane Alan as Haruka Urashima Jean Howard as Mutsumi Otohime Julie Maddalena as Sarah McDougal Mona Marshall as Motoko Aoyama Rebecca Forstadt as Mei Narusegawa Wendee Lee as Kaolla Su Brandon Jeremy as Masayuki Haitani Gene Holliday as Kimiaki Shirai Ron Allen as Seta Noriyasu Steve Areno as Kentaro Sakata Tina Dixon as School Girl | |||||||
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Producer: DVD Menu Design: Redaktion And Translation: Subtitling: | Kim Hasper as Keitaro Urashima Maria Koschny as Naru Narusegawa Giuliana Wendt as Shinobu Maehara Ilona Otto as Mutsumi Otohime Julia Meynen as Su Kaolla Julia Ziffer as Sarah McDougal Kathrin Zimmermann as Haruka Urashima Maxi Deutsch as Motoko Aoyama Sonja Scherff as Mitsune "Kitsune" Konno Julien Haggege as Kentaro Sakata Robin Kahnmeyer as Kimiaki Shirai Tobias Müller as Haitani Masayuki | |||||||
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Script Adaptation: Charmaine Cordoviz Script Assistant: Rachel Cordoviz | Broadcaster: | |||||||
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