Manga Sarutobi Sasuke (TV)
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Director: Series Composition: Tsunehisa Ito Screenplay: Episode Director: Music: Jyunkou Mizuno Character Design: Nobuhiro Okasako Art director: Tadami Shimokawa Animation director: Shinnosuke Kon Sound director: Hiromichi Shigegaki Producer: Haku Kondo (Tokyo Channel 12) Color setting: Mayumi Yamamoto Planning: Seiichi Nishino (Knack) Production manager: Hiroshi Toida Sound Effects: Takahiko Kanamaru | Hisashi Katsuta as Keiko Mari as Kiiko Nozaki as Kouichi Hashimoto as Shozo Iizuka as Toku Nishio as Youko Matsuoka as | |||||||
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Director: Jim Terry Script: Angelo Grillo Executive producer: Producer: Jim Terry Editing: Donald Paonessa Original Music: Bullets | (none) | |||||||
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Theme Song Performance: Cavalieri del Re | Alba Cardilli as Antonella Baldini as Mario Milita as Paolo Torrisi as | |||||||
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