Mahou Shoujo Lalabel (TV)
Mahou Shoujo Lalabel: Umi ga Yobu Natsuyatsumi (movie) (sequel)
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Script: Noboru Shiroyama Episode Director: Masahiro Sasaki Music: Taku Izumi Original creator: Eiko Fujiwara Character Design: Shingo Araki Chief Design: Hideji Ito Key Animation: Yasuhiro Nakura Planning: Yasuo Yamaguchi Theme Song Composition: Taku Izumi (OP, ED) Theme Song Lyrics: Akira Ito (OP, ED) Theme Song Performance: Mitsuko Horie (OP, ED) | Mitsuko Horie as Lalabell Keiko Miyazaki as Tachibana Ume Chiyoko Kawashima as Sakura Megumi Jouji Yanami as Grandpa Masashi Amemori as Matsutaro Minori Matsushima as Toko Naoki Tatsuta as Sugitaro Noriko Tsukase as Teko Shigeru Tsuji as Jiro Takashi Tanaka as Bisukasu Tomiko Suzuki as Minoru Sakura Yumi Nakatani as Yuri Tsubomi | |||||||
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Theme Song Performance: Claude Lombard | Sophie Arthuys as Lalabel Brigitte Bergès as Gladys Ulysse Bruno Raina as Plumeau Catherine Privat as Christian Pelissier as Papajou Verdurin Dominique Mac Avoy as Mamidouce Verdurin Françoise Vallon as Marc Alfos as Biscus Alain Lacour as Marcellin Grisounet Brigitte Bergès as Marcelline Grisounet Didier Baudet as Mr Ulysse Isabelle Spade as Melle Analysse Jackie Berger as Nicolin Vincent Ropion as Julien | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Pieraldo Ferrante Theme Song Performance: Rocking Horse | Angelina Contaldi as Lalabel Antonia Forlani as Matsu Lecoji Christian Fassetta as Minuro Sakura Cinzia De Carolis as Subomi Daniela Caroli as Madre di Toko Elsa Camarda as Nonna Say Emanuela Fallini as Maestra Gabriella Andreini as Subomi (2^voce) Giorgio Favretto as Torakiri Ijuri, padre di Subomi (1^voce) Laura Carli as Nonna Say Laura Lenghi as Toko Manilo Guardabassi as Nonno Ube Nino Scardina as Biscus Paolo Turco as Renato Montanari as Torakiri Ijuri, padre di Subomi (2^voce) Susanna Fassetta as Teko Willy Moser as Hokiba | |||||||
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| (none) | Mary Joy Adorable as Lalabell Klariz Magboo as Vilma Borromeo as Takemura Teruko (Teko) Klariz Magboo as | |||||||
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