Marmalade Boy Movie
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Director: Akinori Yabe Screenplay: Aya Matsui Music: Keiichi Oku Original Manga: Wataru Yoshizumi Character Design: Yoshikhiko Umakoshi Art director: Hiromitsu Shiozaki Animation director: Yoshihiko Umakoshi Executive producer: Hiromi Seki Producer: Art Designer: Kunihiro Senda Editing: Masaki Hanai Music Selection: Makiko Chiharu Production Coordination: Yoshiko Itoh Production manager: Atsunori Kazama Recording: Kimitaka Kawasaki Sound Effects: Takayuki Ishino | Bin Shimada as Youji Matsuura Chie Satou as Gastman Omega Hiroko Emori as Chiyako Matsuura Ken Yamaguchi as Takuji Kijima Mami Matsui as Gastman Mariko Kouda as Miki Koishikawa Ryotaro Okiayu as Yuu Matsuura Shiho Niiyama as Gastman Zeta Tomoko Maruo as Gastman Beta Wakana Yamazaki as Meiko Akizuki Yuko Nagashima as Gastman Alpha | |||||||
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Director: Script: Tony Oliver Art director: Matt Alford Executive producer: Producer: Jennifer Wagner Associate producer: Daisuke Kinouchi Creative Director: Jennifer Wagner Final Mix: Michael Clark Menu Design: Gary Shum Packaging Design: Matt Alford Production Assistant: Production manager: Recording engineer: Translation Supervisor: Daisuke Kinouchi Video Editor: Denny Densmore | Cindy Robinson as Chiyako Matsuura Conner Holly as Youji Matsuura Doug Erholtz as Takuji Kijima Kate Davis as Meiko Akizuki Michael Lindsay as Yuu Matsuura Michelle Ruff as Miki Koishikawa Jennifer Sekiguchi as Gastaman Zeta Julie Ann Taylor as Gastaman Kate Davis as Gastaman Omega Kay Jensen as Gastaman Alpha Wendee Lee as Gastaman Beta Kay Jensen as Lady Michael McConnohie as Gentleman Sam Regal as Manager | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Nicola Bartolini Carrassi Script: Nicola Bartolini Carrassi Translation: Nicola Bartolini Carrassi Executive producer: Nicola Bartolini Carrassi Publisher: Nicola Bartolini Carrassi | (none) | |||||||
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