Mystery of Nonomura Hospital (OAV)
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Director: Nobuetso Ando Script: Oji Miyako Music: The Pinks Original creator: Masato Hiruta Character Design: Tetsu Kanatsuga Art director: Shoichiro Sugiura Animation director: Atsushi Sato Director of Photography: Yosuke Moriguchi Supervision: | Kenyuu Horiuchi as Takumaro Kaibara Maya Okamoto as Ryoko Itou Miho Yoshida as Miho Nomoto Ai Uchikawa as Chisato Mamiya Atsuko Tanaka as Akiko Nonomura Kenichi Ogata as Fujiki Taeko Kawata as Momoko | |||||||
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Translation: Bunny-Bot-X Executive producer: Shawne Kleckner Producer: Noriko Ai Voice Guidance: Eric Tomosunas | Anthony Lawson as Benjamin Wa as Tanaka Christy as Rie Daisy as Ryoko Darcy Lang as Miho Fifi Barcelona as Head Nurse Laura Palmer as Akiko Shannon Settlemyre as Momoko Steve Rassin as Tasha as Chisato | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Gabriella Rasero Dialogues: Marco Danieli | Nanni Baldini as Takumaro Kaibara Emilia Costa as Miho Rachele Paolelli as Ryoko Rita Baldini as Akiko Nonomura Sandro Sardone as Fujiki | |||||||
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