Maison Ikkoku: Kanketsuhen (movie)
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Director: Tomomi Mochizuki Script: Music: Hideharu Mori Original creator: Rumiko Takahashi Character Design: Yuji Moriyama Executive producer: Hidenori Taga Producer: Yoko Matsushita Planning: Shigekazu Ochiai Theme Song Performance: Rika Himenogi | Issei Futamata as Yusaku Godai Sumi Shimamoto as Kyoko Otonashi Kazuyo Aoki as Hanae Ichinose Ryo Horikawa as Nozomu Nikaido Shigeru Chiba as Yotsuya Yuko Mita as Akemi Roppongi Akira Kamiya as Shun Mitaka Hiromi Tsuru as Asuna Kujo Hiroshi Ohtake as club president (Saotome, puppet theater club) Hisako Kyouda as Yukari Godai Kei Tomiyama as Iioka Kousei Tomita as Kyoko's father Mayumi Shou as Ikuko Minoru Yada as Mr. Ichinose Norio Wakamoto as master (Cha Cha Maru) Shigeru Chiba as Soichiro-san (dog) Toshio Furukawa as Sakamoto Yoshiko Sakakibara as Kuroki Yuriko Fuchizaki as Ibuki Yagami | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Azucena Díaz (Spain dub) | Elisa Beuter as Kyoko Otonashi (Spain dub) Roger Pera as Yuusaku Godai (Spain dub) Manuel Gimeno as Nikaido Nozomu (Spain dub) Maria Rosa Guillén as Hanae Ichinose (Spain dub) Núria Trifol as Akemi Roppongi (Spain dub) Ramón Hernández as Yotsuya (Spain dub) Ana Orra as Kuroko (Spain dub) Antonio Pujós as Padre de Kyoko (Spain dub) Carmen Ambrós as Ikuko (Spain dub) Daniel Albiac as Sakamoto (Spain dub) Francisco Alborch as Jefe (Spain dub) Isabel Valls as Asuna Kujo (Spain dub) Jordi Campillo as Saotome (Spain dub) Jordi Hurtado as Shun Mitaka (Spain dub) Julia Chalmeta as Yukari Godai (Spain dub) Ramón Rocabayera as Sr. Ichinose (Spain dub) Vicente Gil as Ioka (Spain dub) | |||||||
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Script: Alessio Cigliano Translation: Irene Cantoni Executive producer: Francesco Di Sanzo Assistant Director Of Dubbing: Claudio De Angelis Assistant producer: Anna Marani Director Of Dubbing: Noemi Gifuni General Supervision: Federico Colpi Mixing: Claudio Budassi RVM Operator: | Alessio Cigliano as Yusaku Godai Monica Ward as Kyoko Otonashi Anna Melato as Hanae Ichinose Fabrizio Temperini as Yotsuya Monica Gravina as Akemi Roppongi Christian Iansante as Sakamoto Claudia Catani as Ibuki Yagami Domitilla D'Amico as Ikkuko Emilio Cappuccio as Signor Chigusa Gemma Griarotti as Yukari Godai Gianni Ludovisi Bersanetti as Proprietario del Chachamaru Roberta Pellini as Kuroki | |||||||
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| (none) | Luise Lunow as Yukari Godai Nana Spier as Kyoko Otonashi Heidrun Bartholomäeus as Hanae Ichinose Katrin Zimmermann as Akemi Roppongi Norman Matt as Nozomu Nikaido Peter Reinhardt as Yotsuya Gerald Schaale as Iioka Gundi Eberhard as Asuna Kujo Gunnar Helm as Shun Mitaka Julia Meynen as Ikuko Otonashi Markus Pfeiffer as Yusaku Godai Rainer Doering as Sakamoto Silvia Missbach as Sayako Kurogi Stefan Staudinger as Chef Tanya Kahana as Ibuki Yagami Thomas Hailer as Mr. Ichinose Thomas Wolff as Mr. Chigusa Tilo Schmitz as Saotome | |||||||
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