To Heart (TV)
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Related reviews:
To Heart DVD 4
To Heart DVD 3
To Heart DVD 2
To Heart DVD 1
| Related releases: |
| To Heart - New Feelings (DVD 1) 2007-02-27 (from $14.99) |
| To Heart - Finding Courage (DVD 2) 2007-05-29 (from $11.99) |
| To Heart - Bonds of Friendship (DVD 3) 2007-06-26 (from $3.00) |
| To Heart - Love and Truth (DVD 4) 2007-08-28 (from $3.00) |
| To Heart - Love and Truth Limited Edition + Artbox (DVD 4) 2007-08-28 (from $7.00) |
| To Heart - Collection (thinpak) (DVD 1-4) 2008-08-26 (from $29.99) |
Chief Director: Naohito Takahashi Series Composition: Hiroshi Yamaguchi Scenario: Storyboard: Music: Kaoru Wada Original Manga: Ukyou Takao Original Character Design: Toru Minazuki Character Design: Yuriko Chiba Art director: Chief Animation Director: Yuriko Chiba Animation director: Sound director: Jun Watanabe Director of Photography: Masahide Okino Producer: Color design: Aki Watanabe Editing: Toshio Henmi Music producer: Mitsunori Yokoyama Planning: Sound Producer: Kouichi Iizuka (KSS) Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: アニメーションプロデューサー: Nobuyuki Wasaki シナリオ監修: Tatsuya Takahashi (AQUAPLUS) チーフプロデューサー: 企画協力: Masato Ebina 作曲: 演出: 監修: Toru Minazuki (AQUAPLUS) 編曲: | Ayako Kawasumi as Akari Kamigishi Kazuya Ichijou as Hiroyuki Fujita Aya Hisakawa as Tomoko Hoshina Chieko Higuchi as Shiho Nagaoka Ikue Ohtani as Rio Hinayama Junko Iwao as Serika Kurusugawa Kyoko Hikami as Kotone Himekawa Mayumi Iizuka as Aoi Matsubara Rumi Kasahara as Lemmy Miyauchi Souichiro Hoshi as Masashi Satou Yui Horie as Multi Akiko Kimura as Chizuko Hoshino as Akari's mother (ep 13) Eriko Fujimaki as Harunori Miyata as Junko Iwao as Ayaka Kurusugawa (ep 4) Kikuko Inoue as girl's mother (ep 11) Masaya Takatsuka as Michiko Neya as Serio Mie Sonozaki as Miwa Yanagihara as Matsumoto (ep 9) Ryunosuke Ohbayashi as Susumu Chiba as teacher (ep 9) Takashi Nagasako as history teacher (ep 11) Takayuki Arai as Yui Horie as Yuka Imai as Yoshie Sakashita | |||||||
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Director: Joe Digiorgi Translation: Co-director: Sam Regal Executive producer: Shawne Kleckner Producer: Kris Kleckner Assistant producer: Mix Engineer: Recording engineer: Script Adaptation: Sam Regal | Angora Deb as Akari Kamigishi Rich McNanna as Hiroyuki Fujita Amy Kincaid as Kotone Himekawa Amy Kinkaide as Kotone Himekawa Anna Morrow as Rio Hinayama Carol Jacobanis as Serika Kurusugawa Karen Thompson as Lemmy Miyauchi Lenore Lenore as Multi Lisa Ortiz as Tomoko Hoshina Veronica Taylor as Aoi Matsubara Wayne Grayson as Masashi Satou Zoe Fries as Shiho Nagaoka Amy Kincaid as Yoshii Anna Morrow as Okada Carlo A. Brock as Elizabeth Johnson as Ayaka Kurusugawa Joe Digiorgi as Meghan Carey as Yoshie Sakashita Michele Knotz as Matsumoto | |||||||
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