Konjiki no Gash Bell: 101 Banme no Mamono (movie)
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| Konjiki no Gash Bell: 101 Banme no Mamono - (Dub.DVD) 2006-09-06 |
Director: Atsuji Shimizu Script: Hiroshi Hashimoto Music: Kô Ôtani Original creator: Makoto Raiku Character Design: Ken Ootsuka Art: Yoshito Watanabe Chief Animation Director: Ken Ootsuka Animation director: Hideki Hashimoto Executive producer: Producer: Hiromi Seki Color design: Yasue Itasaka Editing: Kouichi Katagiri Planning: Production: Production Assistance: Production Supervision: Ryuichi Sugimoto Theme Song Performance: | Ikue Ohtani as Gash Bell Takahiro Sakurai as Kiyomaro Takamine Toshiyuki Morikawa as Wiseman Ai Maeda as Megumi Ooumi Akiko Yajima as Kotoha Chikao Ohtsuka as Makai elementary school principal Hiroki Takahashi as Parco Folgore Hozumi Gôda as Kafka Sunbeam Junichi Sugawara as Oogame (turtle) Kazuko Sugiyama as Hanepen (feather pen) Ken Nishikiori as Black Knight Kenichi Ono as Psychokinesis teacher Kotono Mitsuishi as Kotoha's mother Makoto Raiku as Art Teacher (special guest) Masami Kikuchi as Kyanchome Minami Takayama as Gash's mother Reiko Kiuchi as Makai elementary school student Rie Kugimiya as Tio Satomi Koorogi as Umagon Shigeru Chiba as Moppun (mop) Shihomi Mizowaki as Naomi Tomo Saeki as Akatsuki Tomohiro Nishimura as Fukurou (owl) Tomoko Akiya as Mizuno Suzume Tomomichi Nishimura as Seninki (tree) Yoshiko Shimizu as Head teacher Yuko Tachibana as Makai elementary school student | |||||||
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| (none) | Debi Derryberry as Zatch Bell Jason Spisak as Kiyo Dave Wittenberg as Henry Dittman as Kafk Sunbeam Kate Higgins as Megumi Melissa Fahn as Tia Richard Steven Horvitz as Kanchomé Colleen O'Shaughnessey as Suzy Mizuno Michelle Ruff as Naomi | |||||||
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