Kirby: Right Back At Ya! (TV)
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Original Concept: Masahiro Sakurai Character Design: Miyuki Shimabukuro Art director: Manami Koyama Animation director: Mitsuo Kusakabe Producer: 3-D Director: Animation producer: Animation Supervisor: Youichi Otabe Creative Management: Creative Planning: Creative Supervision: General Director: Soji Yoshikawa General Supervision: Hiroshi Yamauchi Visual Director: Kazuo Iimura | Kenichi Ogata as Dedede Makiko Ohmoto as Kirby Naoki Tatsuta as Dr. Escargon Rika Komatsu as Bun Sayuri Yoshida as Fumu Atsushi Kisaichi as Meta Knight Banjou Ginga as Chiro Kanzaki as Hikaru Tokita as Sword Knight Minami Takayama as Knuckle Joe Nobuo Tobita as Cook Kawasaki Takashi Nagasako as Yuko Mizutani as Bin Shimada as Kihaano Chiro Kanzaki as Fujiko Takimoto as Tokkori Hiroshi Naka as Isshin Chiba as Junichi Sugawara as Cook Oosaka Kazue Ikura as Broom King/Fake Rowlin Keiko Yamamoto as Escargon's Mother Kumiko Watanabe as Benikage Madoka Akita as Makiko Ohmoto as Mizuki Saitou as Nobuo Tobita as Osamu Hosoi as Shigeru Nakahara as Teacher Chip Takashi Nagasako as Palm Tomoe Hanba as Silica Tsuboinorio as Cook Nagoya Yuko Mizutani as Yuko Sasamoto as Princess Rona/Vee Yumi Touma as Rowlin | |||||||
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Translation: Paul Taylor Executive producer: Producer: Michael Haigney Adaptation Coordination: Jaime Stemmerman ADR Engineer: Associate producer: Julie Rath Creative Management: Mel Porter Editing: Chris Guido Graphics: Head Of Production: Michael Attanasio Marketing Director: Susan Eisner Music Composition: Music producer: John Sands Music Production Coordinator: Jonathan Lattif Production Assistant: Production Supervision: Brenda Dillon Script Adaptation: Sound Design: Ohad Tzachar Sound Supervisor: Ron London Voice Direction: Andrew Rannels | Kerry Williams as Tiff Makiko Ohmoto as Kirby Tara Jayne as Tuff Ed Paul as Eric Stuart as Metaknight Ted Lewis as Escargoon Adam Blaustein as Chef Kawasaki Dan Green as Frontman Darren Dunstan as Kine Eric Stuart as Jamie McGonnigal as Whippy Kevin Kolack as Tokkori Mike Pollock as Veronica Taylor as | |||||||
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| (none) | Carole Baillien as Tif Jean-Marc Delhausse as Dadidou Stéphane Flamand as Tuff | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: | Belén Rodríguez as Tiff (Spain dub) Benjamin Rivera as Tuff Carla Falcón as Tiff Inmaculada Gallego as Tuff (Spain dub) Gerardo Reyero as MetaKnight Jaime Roca as Escargoon (Spain dub) Jorge Santos as King Dedede Martin Soto as Chef Kawasaki Alejandro Villeli as Sr. Melman Aparicio Rivero as Daniel Lacy as Toggle Eduardo Garza as Spikehead Gabriel Gama as Tokori Jaime Roca as Julia Martínez as Regino Ramos as Vendedor de Monstruos (Spain dub) Rocio Prado as Narrator | |||||||
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| (none) | Klariz Magboo as as Momo and Lalala | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Gilmara Sanchez | Dado Monteiro as Tokkori Denise Reis as Tiff and Tuff's mother Douglas Guedes as Joe Fernanda Bock as Tuff Letícia Quinto as Falala Luiz Laffey as Rei DDD Marisol Ribeiro as Tiff (1st season) Samira Fernandes as Tiff (2nd season) Sérgio Rufino as Kirby's Squirrel Friend Yuri Chesman as Fololo | |||||||
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