Sprite: Between Two Worlds (OAV)
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| Sprite: Between Two Worlds - (Anime 102 Edition) (DVD) 2004-01-27 (from $7.49) |
Director: Takeshi Yamaguchi Screenplay: Tsutomu Senogai Music: Ryuichi Katsumata Character Design: Takashi Wada Producer: Original story: Shinobu Arimura Planning: Rikichiro Toda | Tetsuya Iwanaga as Tohru Takamura Yuu Sugimoto as Manami Sakumoto / Nami Ayako Taneda as Manami's mother Emi Ota as Imai Hidenari Ugaki as Sensei Katsumi Suzuki as Hirame Maya Okamoto as Chiaki Shinichiro Miki as Masaya | |||||||
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ADR Director: Allan Gus Translation: Kathleen Westlake Executive producer: John O'Donnell Producer: Stephanie Shalofsky Associate producer: Christopher Sippel DVD Coordination: Gus Slugworth Production Coordination: Karel Havle | Gabriel J. Seador as Toru Takamura Tara Jayne as Manami Sakumoto / Nami Andrew Bollinger as Masaya Lola Rivera as Chiaki Mina Sands as | |||||||
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