Girl Next Door (OAV)
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| Girl Next Door (DVD) 2003-01-28 (from $18.71) |
| Hometown Hotties (DVD) 2008-07-29 (from $14.99) |
Director: Teruaki Murakami Script: Nikukyu Screenplay: Rokurota Makabe Storyboard: Teruaki Murakami Music: Yoshi Original story: Nikukyu Original Character Design: Jin Happōbi Character Design: Jin Happōbi Art director: Eiji Utakata Animation Character Design: Teruaki Murakami Producer: Animation producer: Shinichi Omata Animation Supervisor: Hitoshi Mitsui Color Setup: Kuroneko Coloring: Kuroneko Digital Production: Masaki Nakamura Editing: Shigenari Nishi Original Picture: Photography: Photography Supervision: Hideo Okazaki Production Generalization: Natsu Motoki Production Progress: Migaku Toyokawa Sound Supervision: Tomohiro Yoshida Supervision: Teruaki Murakami | Masaki Kisaki as Masahiko Mitarai Asami Nomoto as Asuka Saeki Kaori Sakurada as Fong Lee Yoko Mishima as Kyoko Saeki Ayano Hirose as Rei Mikoto Seiji Senda as Yuya Fukuda Tomoe Yajima as Mitsuko Kusamura Yoshinori Andou as Masakado Mitarai | |||||||
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Director: Eric Tomosunas Executive producer: Shawne Kleckner Producer: Kris Kleckner Editing: Jason Crumpler Production Assistant: Shannon Settlemyre Titles: Jason Crumpler | Rassinator as Masahiko Abbey as Kyoko Pat Tittaloti as Asuka Tasha as Fong Lee Adrian Monte as Anthony Lawson as Man A Bigg Sugg as Man C Cadillac Paul as Customer Eric Kenwood as Fifi Barcelona as Natalie as Aoi Rassinator as Driver Ron Jeremi as Father Rubie Twosday as Rei Shorty as Saito | |||||||
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