Rozen Maiden (TV)
Related anime:
Rozen Maiden: Ouvertüre (special) (prequel)
Rozen Maiden: Träumend (TV) (sequel)
Rozen Maiden: Detective Kun-Kun (special) (spinoff)
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Rozen Maiden DVD 3
| Related releases: |
| Rozen Maiden - Box Set (DVD) 2008-09-16 (from $37.49) |
| Rozen Maiden - Doll House (DVD 1) 2007-05-29 (from $18.87) |
| Rozen Maiden - Vol 1 w/LE box (DVD 1) 2007-05-29 (from $25.61) |
| Rozen Maiden - Maiden War (DVD 2) 2007-07-10 |
| Rozen Maiden - War of the Rose (DVD 3) 2007-08-28 |
Director: Series Composition: Jukki Hanada Script: Storyboard: Music: Shinkichi Mitsumune Original creator: Peach-Pit Character Design: Kumi Ishii Art director: Chikako Shibata Chief Animation Director: Kumi Ishii Animation director: Sound director: Yota Tsuruoka Director of Photography: Katsuyoshi Kishi Producer: Color Coordination: Madoka Katsunuma Editing: Mutsumi Takemiya Image Design: Hiroyuki Kasugai Production Desk: Theme Song Composition: Mikiya Katakura (OP) Theme Song Lyrics: Arika Takarano (OP) Theme Song Performance: | Asami Sanada as Jun Sakurada Miyuki Sawashiro as Shinku Masayo Kurata as Tomoe Kashiwaba (eps 2, 3, 7, 11) Natsuko Kuwatani as Suiseiseki Noriko Rikimaru as Nori Sakurada Rie Tanaka as Suigintou Rika Morinaga as Souseiseki Sakura Nogawa as Hinaichigo Akane Yamaguchi as Child (ep 5) Chie Matsuura as Girl (ep 5) Daiki Nakamura as Seal (ep 3) Eri Takami as Child (ep 5) Hiro Shimono as Male student (ep 11) Ikuo Nishikawa as Motoharu Shibasaki (eps 8,9) Junji Majima as Yamamoto (eps 5,7,8,10) Kaori Tanaka as Female Friend (ep 1) Kayo Deguchi as Female Friend (ep 1) Kei Kobayashi as Doll (ep 11) Keisuke Goto as Ken Yamaguchi as Madame Pearl (ep 3) Kimiko Saito as Doll (ep 6) Kousuke Kobayashi as Delivery Man (ep 1) Kunihiro Kawamoto as Delivery Man (ep 1) Kyousei Tsukui as Makoto Naruse as Male student (ep 11) Mayako Nigo as Mrs. Rabbit (ep 3) Megumi Matsumoto as Kazuki Shibasaki (ep 9) Minako Ichiki as Housewife (ep 8) Naoki Makishima as Inspector Cat (eps 5,6) Risa Monma as Child (ep 5) Ryoukichi Takahashi as Delivery Man (ep 1) Shinsuke Fukui as Delivery Man (ep 1) Takayuki Hayakawa as Takehiro Murozono as Cram school lecturer (ep 11) Tatsuhisa Suzuki as Touko Aoyama as Housewife (eps 8,11) Yoshino Ohtori as Matsu Shibasaki (ep 9) Yoshio Kawai as Staff (ep 7) Youko Honda as Assistant (ep 3) Yukiko Tamaki as Yuu Sugimoto as Tomoe's mother (ep 2) Aiko Hibi (ep 12) Kumiko Izumi (ep 12) Yoshiya Naruke (ep 12) | |||||||
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Translation: Shoko Oono ADR Script: Alex Von David Executive producer: Katsuhiko Tsurumoto Producer: Assistant Engineer: Jeff Prosser Assistant producer: Mami Okada Assistant Production Coordinator: Christen Bennett (eps 5-8) Associate Casting Director: Mami Okada Casting Director: Kaeko Sakamoto Co-Producer: Mami Okada (eps 5-8) Dialogue Editing: Post-Production Assistant: Chris Tilton Production Assistant: Production Coordination: Charles Ohta Production manager: Megumi Kunisada Re-Recording Mixing: Patrick Rodman Recording engineer: Spotting: Subtitling: Voice Direction: Alex Von David | Mela Lee as Shinku Mona Marshall as Jun Sakurada Dorothy Fahn as Tomoe Kashiwaba Julie Ann Taylor as Souseiseki Mia Bradly as Sugintou Minx Lee as Nori Sakurada Reba West as Suiseiseki Sherry Lynn as Hinaichigo Barbara Goodson as Kazuki Shibasaki (ep 9) C.J. Mills as Yamamoto Cristina Valenzuela as Dave Mallow as Seal (Ep. 3) David Keefir as Detective Kun-Kun Dorothy Fahn as Matsu Shibasaki (Ep. 9) Kevin Seymour as Sam Carr as Vic Mignogna as Madam Pearl (Ep. 3) | |||||||
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Jeong Seon Hye as Jun Sakurada Moon Seon Hee as Nori Sakurada Rhee Seon as Shinku Rhee Yong Sin as Hinaichigo Wooh Jeong Sin as Suiseiseki Yang Jeong Hwa as Suigintou Yoon Mi Na as Souseiseki | ||||||||
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ADR Director: Julie Basecqz | Esther Aflalo as Shinku Thierry Janssen as Jun Beatrice Wegnez as Hinaichigo Cathy Boquet as Suiseiseki Claire Tefnin as Suigintou Coralie Vanderlinden as Kanaria David Manet as Laplace no Ma Julie Basecqz as Tomoe Kashiwaba Sophie Landresse as Suiseiseki (2eme) Véronique Fyon as Nori | |||||||
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| (none) | Fabian Hollwitz as Jun Sakurada Luise Helm as Shinku Achim Siebenschuh as Motoharu Shibasaki Ann Vielhaben as Friend # 1 (Ep. 1) Christoph Banken as Teacher (Ep. 4) Daniela Reidies as Friend # 2 (Ep. 1) Dascha Lehmann as Souseiseki Fabian Jung as Kazuki Shibasaki (Ep. 9) Florian Klein as Yamaoto Gerald Schaale as Kun-Kun Helga Sasse as Matsu Shibasaki (Ep. 9) Joachim Kaps as Cat (Ep. 5/6) Maria Koschny as Suigintou Marie Bierstedt as Suiseiseki Rubina Kuraoka as Hinaichigo Sabine Mazay as Susanne Kaps as Tomoe Kashiwaba Uschi Hugo as Nori Sakurada | |||||||
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Translation: Niels Viveen (Dutch) Script Check: Kaj Schulten | Rebecca Scholtes as Shinku | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: Mega-Anime | |||||||
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