Lucy of the Southern Rainbow (TV)
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Director: Hiroshi Saitô Script: Akira Miyazaki Storyboard: Music: Kôichi Sakata Original creator: Phyllis Piddington ("Southern Rainbow") Character Design: Junichi Seki Art director: Taisaburô Abe Animation director: Layout: Junichi Sakai Theme Song Arrangement: Kôichi Sakata Theme Song Composition: Kôichi Sakata Theme Song Performance: Sumiko Yamagata (OP + ED) | Minori Matsushima as Lucy Ikuko Tani as Annie Katsunosuke Hori as Arthur Rihoko Yoshida as Kate Daisuke Gouri as Hiroshi Masuoka as Parker Issei Futamata as Adam Junpei Takiguchi as Pettywell Kaneta Kimotsuki as Dayton Kazuhiko Inoue as John Mie Suzuki as Billy Naoki Tatsuta as Josh Norio Wakamoto as Lite Rokuro Naya as Bernard Sakiko Tamagawa as Clara Takashi Yasuda as Fred Tatsuya Matsuda as Ben Tomomichi Nishimura as Clayton Yumi Takada as Tob | |||||||
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Theme Song Performance: Claude Lombard | Stéphanie Murat as Karine Poppel Francette Vernillat as Marc (voix de remplacement) Françoise Fleury as Mère Gérard Surugue as Mr Petiwell Jackie Berger as Marc Jean-Philippe Puymartin as le fiancé de Clara Magali Barney as Clara Nathaniele Esther as Nelly Philippe Ogouz as Stéphanie Murat as | |||||||
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Theme Song Lyrics: Tony Seven (Spain dub) Theme Song Performance: Sol Pilas (Spain dub) | (none) | |||||||
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Director Of Dubbing: Ludovica Modugno Theme Song Performance: Cristina D'Avena | Giuppy Izzo as Lucy Emanuela Baroni as Kate (2nd voice) Francesca Guadagno as Kate (1st voice) Gabriella Genta as Annie (2nd voice) Gastone Pescucci as Parker Germana Dominici as Annie Julian Olivieri Orioles as Toby Liliana Sorrentino as Signora Mac Loredana Nicosia as Clara Ludovica Modugno as Silvia Marco Guadagno as Ben Mario Bardella as Dottor John | |||||||
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