Magical Meow Meow Taruto (TV)
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| Magical Meow Meow Taruto - DVD Set (DVD) 2006-12-19 (from $29.99) |
| Magical Meow Meow Taruto - Real Magic (DVD 4) 2005-08-09 (from $10.49) |
| Magical Meow Meow Taruto - Magic Journeys (DVD 3) 2005-06-14 (from $16.99) |
| Magical Meow Meow Taruto - Complete Collection (Anime Legends) (DVD 1-4) 2008-04-01 (from $25.33) |
| Taruto - Mischief and Magic (DVD 2) 2005-04-12 (from $4.00) |
| Taruto, Magical Meow Meow - A Magic Cat (DVD 1) 2005-02-22 (from $16.49) |
Series director: Tsukasa Sunaga Music: Hikaru Nanase Original creator: Kaishaku Character Design: Hiroko Kazui Art director: Yukihiro Shibutani Animation director: Hiroko Kazui Story Editor: Koji Ueda Theme Song Performance: | Hisayo Mochizuki as Taruto Akemi Okamura as Anzuko Doumyouji / Anko Daisuke Sakaguchi as Geppei Hiroki Takahashi as Iori Monaka Kazuki Yao as Rakugan Maria Yamamoto as Chitose Masayo Kurata as Charlotte Yoshiko Kamei as Kakipi Akemi Okamura as Uirou Akira Ishida as Garret Aya Hisakawa as Kaori Mizuhashi as Nachosu Kyoko Tsuruno as Kinako Masafumi Kimura as Professor Kashiwamochi | |||||||
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ADR Director: Elisa Fiorillo ADR Script: Stephanie M. Fernandez Executive producer: Ken Iyadomi Chief Producer: Charles McCarter Dialogue Editing: Marcus Junkin Production Director: Stephanie M. Fernandez Production manager: Elisa Fiorillo Re-Recording Mixing: Recording engineer: Subtitle Script: Stephanie M. Fernandez Trailer Editor: | Jessica Straus as Taruto Ben Salisbury as Nachos David Goldstein as Gallette Elisa Dease as Chips Greg Lastrapes as Iori Monaka Jimmy Keegan as Geppei Laurel Hatfield as Kinako Monaka Lisa Enochs as Charlotte Robert Clotworthy as Rakugan Robert Martin Klein as Kakipi Sarah Sido as Chiffon Sherrie Jackson as Anzuko Wendee Lee as Chitose David Goldstein as Narration Melodee M. Spevack as Willow Milton Lawrence as Neighbor Man Wendee Lee as Mrs. Monaka | |||||||
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