Ojamajo Doremi (TV)
Ojamajo Doremi (manga) (adaptation)
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Series director: Takuya Igarashi Music: Keiichi Oku Original Manga: Character Design: Yoshihiko Umakoshi Art director: Yuki Yukie Insert Song Composition: Yuki Matsuura Key Animation: Sushio Music Arrangement: Kazuo Nobuta Theme Song Composition: Yuriko Kaida Theme Song Performance: | Chiemi Chiba as Doremi Harukaze Tomoko Akiya as Hazuki Fujiwara Yuki Matsuoka as Aiko Senoo Megumi Takamura as Lala Nao Nagasawa as Majorika Rumi Shishido as Onpu Segawa Sawa Ishige as Poppu Harukaze Yuka Shino as Poppu Harukaze (ep 27) Ai Nagano as Reika Tamaki Chihiro Sakurai as Dela Eiji Maruyama as Santa Claus Fuuko Misaki as Karen Morino Ginzo Matsuo as Alexander T. Oyajiide Hiroko Konishi as Hehe Jun Mizuki as Rere Kenji Nomura as Hazuki's dad Kumiko Yokote as Kotake Tetsuya Kyoko Dounowaki as Kyousei Tsukui as Aiko's dad Mamiko Noto as Nanako Okada Mari Adachi as Onpu's mom Mayumi Shou as Majoruka Michio Miyashita as Gouji Nakata Michiru Yamazaki as Takao Kimura Miwa Matsumoto as Candy Itou Nami Miyahara as Masaru Yada Nanaho Katsuragi as Seki-sensei Nao Kouyama as Maki Noriko Fujita as Yutaka Oota Oma Ichimura as Marina Koizumi Reiko Fujita as Yuuji Sagawa Reiko Kiuchi as Toyokazu Sugiyama Shihomi Mizowaki as Kaori Shimakura Tomo Saeki as Igarashi-sempai Umi Tenjin as Misaki Shibayama Yui Maeda as Hazuki's mom Yuka Imai as Yuka Shino as Haruka Harukaze (Doremi's mom) Yuka Tokumitsu as Dodo Yuko Saitou as Yuuta Mochizuki as Keisuke Harukaze (Doremi's dad) | |||||||
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Script: Executive producer: ADR Engineer: Assistant Editor: Assistant Music Producer: Mike Brady Assistant Sound Coordinator: Dawson Smith Associate producer: Crystal Marcus-Kanesake AVID Editor: Eductional Consultant: Helen Boehm Featured Songs: International Distribution: Rebecca O'Neil Machine Room Operator: Rebecca O'Neil Marketing: Mix Engineer: Questar Welsh Music Composition: Music Editor: Music Production: John Siegler Post Production Graphics: Post Production Supervisor: Chris Guldo Production Assistant: Production Coordination: Kristen Thorne Production Intern: Katie Spencer Sound Design: Dave Brenneman Supervising Producer: Jim Malone Theme Song: Vice President Of Production: Brenda Dillon Voice Direction: Tom Wayland | Amy Palant as Dorie Goodwyn Annice Moriarty as Mirabelle Haywood Rebecca Soler as Reanne Griffith Andi Whaley as Laralie Lisa Ortiz as Patina Liza Jacqueline as Caitlyn Goodwyn Amanda Brown as Belinda Higgins Bella Hudson as Carol Jacobanis as Queen Lumina Dan Green as Dorie's Dad Eric Stuart as Vice-Principal Shoople Jessica Calvello as Drona Kate Roland as Miss Cooper Kayzie Rogers as Kelly Ray as Amaretta Kerry Williams as Reanne's Mother Michael Sinterniklaas as Stewart Mollie Weaver as Conya Pete Zarustica as Principal Hamburg Sean Schemmel as Tom Wayland as | |||||||
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Adaptation: Sophie Morizot Theme Song Performance: Melanie Vallois | Fily Keita as Sophie Laurence sacquet as Doremi Laurence Saquet as Dorémi Valérie De Vulpian as Emilie Blanche Ravalec as Fily Keita as Bibi Francine Laine as Lionel Melet as Alexandre Jaune d'oeuf Odile Schmitt as Loulou Francine Laine as Mère de Doremi Lionel Melet as Père de Doremi Odile Schmitt as | |||||||
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Translation: Brenda Nava | Ana Lucia Ramos as Aiko Senoo/Sophie Blanca Rada as Doremi Harukaze (Spain dub) Carmen Ambrós as Aiko Senoo (Catalan dub) Carolina Tak as Hazuki Fujiwara (Spain dub) Circe Luna as Yuki-sensei Diana Torres as Aiko Senoo (Spain dub) Eva Lluch as Doremi Harukaze (Catalan dub) Guadalupe Noel as Mallorca (Majorika) Mayra Arellano as Emily Fujiwara (Hazuki) Monica Manjarrez as Seki-sensei Pilar Morales as Hazuki Fujiwara (Catalan dub) Vanessa Acosta as Doremi Harukaze Alondra Hidalgo as Bibi Harukaze (Poppu) Carmen Podio as Dulce María Romay as Haruka Harukaze Francisco Andrés Valdivia as Keisuke Harukaze (Spain dub) Gaby Ugarte as Nicole Segawa (Onpu) Gaby Willert as Hehe Irma Carmona as Lala Norma Echevarria as Naomi Okuyama Pepa Agudo as Poppa (Spain dub) Rafael Rivera as Keisuke Harukaze Rocío Azofra as Ruka (spain dub) Rosa Vivas as Rika (spain dub) Blanca Rada as Dodo (spain dub) Circe Luna as Professor Seki Claudio Velásquez as Ryouta Cristina Hernandez as Nanako Okada Diana Torres as Miss Yuki (Spain dub) Gabriel Ortiz as Tetsuya Kotake José Carabias as Marcos Patiño as Fujiwara-san (Hazuki's dad) Mónica Villaseñor as Reika Tamaki Pepa Agudo as Rebeca Manriquez as Atsuko Okamura Roberto Mendiola as Reika's father Rocío Azofra as Rolando de Castro as Kouji Senoo Rosa Vivas as Reika Tamaki (spain dub) Uraz Huerta as Masaru Yada Ana San Millán (Spain dub) Carolina Tak (Spain dub) Francisco Andrés Valdivia (Spain dub) Gador Martín (Spain dub) Pepa Agudo (Spain dub) Pilar González Aguado (Spain dub) Raquel Martín (Spain dub) Victoria Angulo (Spain dub) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Dialogues: Theme Song Performance: Cristina D'Avena | Giovanna Papandrea as Melody Marcella Silvestri as Doremi Serena Clerici as Sinfony Emanuela Pacotto as Lulluby Cinzia Massironi as Sinfony's mother Cristiana Rossi as Piccolina Dania Cericola as Kimitaka Daniela Fava as Lullaby's mother Elena Andreoli as Dela Elisabetta Spinelli as Lala Giuliana Nanni as Motamota Loredana Foresta as Reika Loredana Nicosia as Maria Teresa Letizia as Melody's mother Marina Thovez as Seki Patrizia Mottola as Masaro Patrizia Scianca as Majorica Pino Pirovano as Doremi's father Riccardo Rovatti as Alexander Rosalba Bongiovanni as Majoruka Sabrina Bonfitto as Stefania Patruno as Doremi's mother Tullia Piredda as Mota | |||||||
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| (none) | Simone Brahmann as Doremi Andrea Imme as Bibi Anke Kortemeier as Sophie Beate Pfeiffer as Dodo Christina Rössler as Christine Stichler as Emilie Claus-Peter Damitz as Emilie's Vater Clemens Ostermann as Shiro Daniela Arden as Dirk Meyer as Schüler Ditte Schupp as Tasso Dorothea Riemer as Dela Florian Halm as Daddy-Oh / Alexander von Roseo Gerhard Acktun as Stellvertretender Direktor Inez Günther as Johannes Raspe as Oskar Julia Haacke as Marina Duncker as Malissa Martina Dunker as Sophies Mutter Melanie Jung as Lala Nicola Grupe as Sonja Reichelt as Nicole Ulli Mauz as Sammy Ute Kilian as Motamota | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: Spacetoon Distributor: Animation International (Mahr Al-Hajj Weiss) Dubbing: Al Zahra Centre - VENUS Production: Animation International (Mahr Al-Hajj Weiss) | |||||||
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| (none) | Dada Carlos as Hazuki Fujiwara Grace Cornel as Doremi Harukaze Michiko Azarcon as Aiko Senoo Rose Barin as Rowena Raganit as Majorika | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Paulo Martinez Theme Song Performance: | Bárbara Lourenço as Doremi Catarina Santos as Doremi Helena Palmela as Onpu Segawa Marta Madeira as Melanie Baptista as Seki Micaela Ferreira as Majorika Rita Castro as Aiko Senoo Tiago Castro as Pai da Aiko | |||||||
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