Samurai Pizza Cats (TV)
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Director: Scenario: Naruhisa Arakawa (eps. 2, 11, 18, 36, 46) Script: Storyboard: Shingo Kaneko Character Design: Art director: Toyoaki Nakajima Music Composition: Kenji Kawai Original Idea: Goh Mihara Theme Song Performance: Rena Yazawa | Ai Orikasa as Pururun Kappei Yamaguchi as Yattaro Maria Kawamura as Usa-hime Asami Mukaidono as Otome (ep 24) Bin Shimada as Bakuhatsu No. 5 (ep. 36) Chieko Honda as Okara Hiromi Tsuru as Madonna (ep. 39) Hiroshi Masuoka as Kingorou Hidari (ep 27) Hirotaka Suzuoki as Kuro Busho (eps. 38, 53) Hiroyuki Shibamoto as Rekkaa Ikuya Sawaki as Ko'on no Kami Juurouta Kosugi as Sukashii Kei Tomiyama as Sontoku Eji (ep.17) Kenichi Ogata as Reikainosuke Nekomata (Daisensei) Kenyuu Horiuchi as Kiyoyuki Yanada as Rikinoshin Kotono Mitsuishi as Kouichi Yamadera as Karamaru Kôzô Shioya as Kumiko Watanabe as Yoshibou (ep 24) Masahiro Anzai as Bunbuta Teakettle (ep 33) Masami Kikuchi as Uokkaa Megumi Hayashibara as ChomoRanma No. 1/2 Naoki Tatsuta as Gennarisai Ryo Horikawa as Michael (ep. 39) Sakiko Tamagawa as Okinu (ep 8) Satomi Koorogi as Otama Sho Hayami as Prince (ep. 39) Sumi Shimamoto as Usa no Tsubone (Ep. 41) Takehito Koyasu as Nekki Tohru Furuya as Pochi Puma (ep. 18) Tomoko Maruo as Senmainoshin Shiraga (ep 11) Tsutomu Kashiwakura as Mietoru Wataru Takagi as Yasunori Matsumoto as Zankaa Yuko Mizutani as Yuuichi Nagashima as Yagyuu No. 10 | |||||||
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Script: Music: Executive producer: Winston Richard Producer: Andy Thomas Music Editor: Music Engineer: Offline Editor: Terry Marlin Post Production Assistants: Post Production Supervisor: Eric S. Rollman Sound Effects Editor: Story Editor: Voice Direction: Tim Reid Voice Recording: | Dean Hagopian as Seymour "Big" Cheese Micheal O'Reill as Bad Bird Pauline Little as Francine Rick Jones as Sonja Ball as Suzanne Glover as Terrence Scammel as Walter Massey as Guru Lu | |||||||
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Theme Song Performance: Claude Vallois | Agnès Gribe as Lucile Bernard Tiphaine as Jacques Balutin as Ducrochu Jacques Ferrière as Guidon Martine Reigner as Patrick Préjean as Toufou Touflamme | |||||||
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| (none) | Carlos Iñigo as Speedy Rocio Prado as Polly Carlos Segundo as Emperor Fred Gisela Casillas as Mama-San Herman Lopez as Bad Bird Carlos del Campo as Quesote Gisela Casillas as Rocio Prado as Sylvia Garcel as Robot (1 ep) | |||||||
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| (none) | Gabriele Calindri as Romeo Luca Sandri as Guido Marco Balzarotti as Voce Narrante Oliviero Corbetta as Attila Roberta Gallina Laurenti as Marilena | |||||||
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| (none) | Andreas Mannkopff as Big Zaster Dieter Kursawe as Miauz Jürgen Kluckert as Jerry Manfred Lehmann as Üble Krähe Oliver Rohrbeck as Speedy Gorgonzola Peter Kirchberger as Erzähler Ronald Nitschke as Guido Casanova | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: Fox Kids Netherlands Translation: Hoek & Sonépouse | |||||||
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| (none) | Carlos Roberto as Queijão | |||||||
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