Asobotto Senki Goku (TV)
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Director: Mamoru Hamatsu Music: Kouhei Tanaka Original creator: Joji Arimori Character Design: Tsuneo Ninomiya Story Editor: Hiroshi Hashimoto Theme Song Arrangement: Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: | Akio Ohtsuka as GK Atsuko Enomoto as Shion Chiemi Chiba as Marie Harumi Ikoma as Milk Juurouta Kosugi as Casper (eps 43,46,47,49) Kappei Yamaguchi as Gokyuu Keiji Fujiwara as Window Mayumi Iizuka as Suuji Minami Takayama as Mioto Nachi Nozawa as Professor D Nobuyuki Hiyama as Doberman Norio Wakamoto as Elephant Bishop Nozomu Sasaki as Jou Rokuro Naya as Kyuzou Ryouichi Tanaka as Garin Sayaka Aida as Yuu Shinichiro Miki as Yazu Shozo Iizuka as Gantsu Takeharu Kunimoto as Tongo Tetsuharu Ohta as Hyouketsu Asobotto Tomokazu Seki as Sanzou Toshihiko Seki as Pegasus Knight Yuu Asakawa as Katoruku | |||||||
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Circe Luna as Susy Irwin Daayan as Goku Luis Daniel Ramirez as Sanzou Salvador Delgado as Jou Eduardo Garza as Je t'aime Jessica Ortiz as Shion Miguel Angel Ghigliazza as Tongo Alejandro Illescas as Zuzu Alejandro Villeli as Asobot Elefante Gerardo Reyero as 3rd Generation leader Hector Emmanuel Gómez as Kuchina Isabel Martiñon as Reina Muhel Jorge Roig as Hyouketsu Asobot Laura Torres as Gatix Liliana Barba as Tamara Maggie Vera as Marion Octavio Rojas as Tamara's Brother Rene Garcia as Caos el Segundo Roberto Mendiola as Rey Doberman Yamil Atala as Caballero Pegaso | ||||||||
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Dubbing Director: Marli Bortoleto | Yuri Chesman as Goku Flávia Narciso as Shion Ivo Roberto as Tongo Letícia Quinto as Mioto Marcelo Campos as Sanzou Priscila Concépcion as Suuji Alex Minei as as (Guen) Francisco Brêtas as Professor D Hélio Vaccari as Pai do Sanzou Renato Soares as Jou | |||||||
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