Mirmo Zibang! (TV)
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Director: Kenichi Kasai Series Composition: Michihiro Tsuchiya Music: Takayuki Negishi Original creator: Hiromu Shinozuka Character Design: Masayuki Onchi Art director: Satoshi Matsudaira Sound director: Susumu Akedagawa Director of Photography: Nobuyuki Watanabe Color design: Masami Nagano Editing: Seiji Morita Key Animation: Sound Effects: Rie Komiya Supervision: Masakazu Kubo Theme Song Arrangement: Kaoru Okubo (ED5/ED7) Theme Song Performance: | Etsuko Kozakura as Mirumo Mai Nakahara as Kaede Minami Mayuko Omimura as Rirumu Hiroshi Naka as Marumo (Mirmo's Family) Izumi Kikuchi as Saria (Mirmo's Family) Kazusa Murai as Yamane Masako Nozawa as Kinta Motoko Kumai as Sasuke Noriko Shitaya as Rie Kugimiya as Murumo Souichiro Hoshi as Kaoru Matsutake Ai Shimizu as Soft Asako Shirakura as Ocho Chie Koujiro as Denebu Chiemi Chiba as Akumi Chigusa Ikeda as Anna Chinami Nishimura as Rigeru Daisaku Shinohara as Chourou Hiroshi Kamiya as Takumi Kiryuu (Golden Edition characters) Hiroshi Tsuchida as Tsuchida Hisako Kyouda as Baramo (Mirmo's Family) Hisayo Mochizuki as Aroma hitomi as Ikumi Sugiyama as Jirou Izumi Kikuchi as Bike Junko Noda as Kororo Juurouta Kosugi as Kae Araki as Otome (Yatch Placement) Kaori Mizuhashi as Tomon Katsuyuki Konishi as Doctor Kazuko Yanaga as Teacher (Mirmo's Family) Kazusa Murai as Kei Kobayashi as Aqua (Gaia Team) Keiichi Sonobe as Rarumu Keiko Han as Chirumu Keiko Nemoto as Mambo Kenichi Ogata as Kamomo (ep 94) Kentarou Itou as Kiyonobu Suzuki as Tain (Fairy School) Kokoro Shindou as Hidaka Mizuki Kouichi Toochika as Mirai Kousuke Okano as Ikasu (Wonderful Edition characters) Kumiko Higa as Kumiko Nishihara as Rumba Kunihiro Kawamoto as Hospice Teacher Kurumi Mamiya as Kyoko Tsuruno as Raichi Masako Joh as Masako Nozawa as Masako Masako Watanabe as Chie Masashi Ogawa as Shirou (First) Mayuko Omimura as Rilum Megumi Niiya as Anri Mitsuo Iwata as Incho Miyu Matsuki as Pikumo (Gaia Team) Mugihito as Jidan Natsumi Yanase as Ponta Nobutoshi Canna as Wachi Reiko Takagi as Panta (Charming Edition characters) Rikako Aikawa as Nezumi / Rat (Golden Edition characters) Risa Hayamizu as Saori Eguchi (Golden Edition characters) Ryoka Yuzuki as Mimomo Satsuki Yukino as Haruka Moroshita (Charming Edition characters) Shizuka Ishikawa as Wind Shouto Kashii as Daijin (Mirmo's Family) Takahiro Sakurai as Chikku Takako Honda as Kuroro Takeshi Aono as Asaga (ep 86) Tetsuharu Ohta as Tokote Michiko as Miren Tomoko Kawakami as Wakaba Toshitaka Hirano as Genba (Mirmo's Family) Toshiya Ueda as Enma (Fairy School) Wasabi Mizuta as Wataru Takagi as Producer (ep 76) Yayoi Kuroda as Senri Yoshimitsu Shimoyama as Yukari Tamura as Koyomi Yukiji as Yashichi Yukitoshi Tokumoto as Yuuki Setsu Yuko Goto as Kameri Yuko Kobayashi as Nashi (Fairy School) Yuko Sasamoto as Kyappu Yuko Tachibana as Hoshino Yumi Takada as Kumomo (Mimomo Shop) Yumiko Kobayashi as Beruru Yuriko Yamaguchi as Mrs. Matsutake | |||||||
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| (none) | Bak Yeong Hee as Katie Minami Kim Seo Yeong as Mirmo Kim Yeong Seon as Dylan Yuki | |||||||
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Directrice De Plateau: Theme Song Performance: Alice Ley | Alice Ley as Hanzo Alexandra Correa as Alexia Alice Ley as Camille Delphine Moriau as Yaki Esther Aflalo as Fairy Guylaine Gibert as Ilyas Mettioui as Antoine Ioanna Gkizas as Mirmo Jennifer Barré as Hazo Julie Basecqz as Mimomo Laurent Chauvet as Tom Stéphane Flamand as Mulu | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Armando Coria | Blanca Hualde as Kaede (Spain dub) Carmen Podio as Mirmo (Spain dub) Circe Luna as Kaede Minami Claudio Velazquez as Mirmo Anabel Mendez as Kaede's mother Armando Coria as Hirai Carlos Iñigo as Sasuke Carolina Tak as Murumo (Spain dub) Eduardo Garza as Saburo Ernesto Lezama as Kinta Irwin Daayan as Isabel Martiñon as Otome Isabel Romo as Murumo Ismael Castro as Hiro Jorge Ornelas as Ichiro Juan Alfonso Carralero as P.E. Teacher Manuel Campuzano as Yashichi Maria Fernanda Morales as Azumi Hidaka Mariano García as Hanzo (Spain dub) Mayra Arellano as Rirumu Mercedes Espinosa as Kinta (Spain dub) Paco Mauri as King Marumo Patricia Acevedo as Etsumi Kido Ricardo Hill as Professor Enma Rossy Aguirre as Hanzo Victor Ugarte as Vike Alex Saudinós as Piro (Spain dub) Ana Plaza as Kesara (Spain dub) Antonio Villar as Tendero (Spain dub) Armando Coria as Beatriz Berciano as Anna (Spain dub) Blanca Rada as Jacky (Spain dub) Celia de Diego as Haruka (Spain dub) Chelo Molina as Belfo (Spain dub) Cristina Yuste as Diamante (Spain dub) David Hernán as Segundo (Spain dub) Felicidad Barrio as Wakaba (Spain dub) Francisco Vaquero as Primero (Spain dub) Gaby Willert as King of the Cavities (one ep.) Inés Blázquez as Inmaculada Gallego as Isabel Martiñon as Ashitori (one ep.) Javier García as Temuzu (Spain dub) Jesús Rodríguez as Profe Enma (Spain dub) Jorge Saudinós as Takosu (Spain dub) Jose Luis Orozco as Dr. Hakase (Eps. 36 & 37) José María Carrero as Dr Hakase (Spain dub) Juan Navarro Torello as Hajime (Spain dub) Juan Antonio Soler as Setsu (Spain dub) Laura Ayala as Rie (ep. 33) Lidia Zorrilla as Cuarto (Spain dub) Luis Miguel Villegas as Luis Vicente Ferrer as Hiari (Spain dub) Marta García as Nanny (Spain dub) Marta Sáinz as Otome (Spain dub) Miguel Ayones as Folini (Spain dub) Mónica Villaseñor as Donta (one ep) Rafael Alonso Naranjo Jr. as Profesor (Spain dub) Rais David Báscones as Roy (Spain dub) Raquel Martín as Ivol (Spain dub) Ricardo Mendoza as Ryo Kisaragi (one ep.) Sandra Jara as Chie (Spain dub) Sara Vivas as Sergio Garcia as Silvia Sarmentera as Valle Acebrón as Quinto (Spain dub) Yamil Atala as Dr. Denta (ep. 24) Yolanda Mateos as Azumi (Spain dub) Juan Francisco Lamata (Spain dub) Luis Vicente Ivars (Spain dub) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Theme Song Performance: Cristina D'Avena | Debora Magnaghi as Camilla Renata Bertolas as Mirmo Aldo Stella as King Morumo Alessandra Karpoff as Carolina Antonio Paiola as Minister Benedetta Ponticelli as Z Cinzia Massironi as Sanzo Claudio Moneta as Primo Dania Cericola as Alessia Daniela Fava as Rima Davide Garbolino as Tommy Diego Sabre as Alfred Donatella Fanfani as Ratin "Rat" Federica Valenti as Murmo Francesca Bielli as Evil Irene Scalzo as Arthur Jolanda Granato as Panzo Luca Bottale as Deuzio Marcella Silvestri as Mabot Marco Balzarotti as Tenebro Massimo Di Benedetto as Terzio Monica Bonetto as Belfior Paolo De Santis as Quatro Patrizia Scianca as Yacky Patrizio Prata as Prof. Ettore Riccardo Peroni as Prof. Enma Serena Clerici as Mimomo Simone D'Andrea as Fabrizio Stefano Albertini as Prof. Gym Tosawi Piovani as Fairy Angiolina Gobbi as Tic-Toc (ep.88-89) Claudio Ridolfo as Carte Della Fortuna (ep.23) Daniele Demma as Dr. Vocione (ep. 57) Elda Olivieri as Biscotin (ep.79 e succ.) Emanuela Pacotto as Anna Francesco Orlando as Shigeru Numismo (ep.86) Giovanna Papandrea as Aroma (ep.95) Luca Sandri as Dr. Denta (ep. 23) Mario Scarabelli as Massimo Di Benedetto as Oliviero Corbetta as Ellery King (ep.86) Pietro Ubaldi as Liro Numismo (ep.86) Riccardo Rovatti as Tony Fuochi as Follini (eps. 34, 76) Tosawi Piovani as Re Della Carie (ep.24) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Michael Punzalan Translation: | Filipina Pamintuan as Mirmo Katherine Masilungan as Katie Minami Owen Caling as Kumomo Robert Brillantes as Archie de Leon as Dylan Bernie Malejana as Kinta Clarice King as Daisy Carino as Filipina Pamintuan as Mekamo (Meka Mirmo) Grace Cornel as Haruno Jay De Castro as shopkeeper/incho/hirai maridie benig as hanzo maynard llames as sasuke Michael Punzalan as Aqua Rafael Miranda as ichiro Rouel Masangcay as Marumo Sherwin Revestir as | |||||||
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Theme Song Performance: | Christiano Torreão as Setsu Flávia Saddy as Azumi Hidaka José Leonardo as Kaoru Matsutake Marisa Leal as Mirmo Priscila Amorim as Kaede Minami Fernanda Fernandes as Yashichi Christiane Monteiro as Sasuke Dilma Machado as Mãe da Kaede (Kaede's Mom) Joana Brandão as Kaede (Portugal) Marisa Leal as Mecamo/Meca Mirmo (eps 30-31) Miriam Fischer as Hanzo Nair Amorim as Peta Pedro Cardoso as Kaoru (Portugal) Pedro Duarte Ribeiro as Setsu (Portugal) Quimbé as Hirai (Portugal) Raquel Ferreira as Sandra De Castro as Sérgio Calvinho as Warumo's Band Leader (Portugal) Sónia Neves as Azumi (Portugal) | |||||||
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