Knights of Ramune (OAV)
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Director: Yoshitaka Fujimoto Script: Katsumi Hasegawa Music: Hiroshi Imaizumi Original creator: Satoru Akahori Character Design: Osamu Horiuchi Art director: Osamu Honda Animation director: Osamu Horiuchi Mechanical design: Sound director: Hideyuki Tanaka Director of Photography: Kazuhiro Konishi Executive producer: Toshihiko Sato Producer: Hiroshi Kato Editing: Jun Takuma Theme Song Performance: | Akiko Yajima as Lemon Kyoko Hikami as Cacao Satomi Koorogi as PQ Yuko Miyamura as Parfait Juurouta Kosugi as Don Vodka Maya Okamoto as Tequila Mika Kanai as Liquor Naoko Takano as Sue Takeshi Kusao as Ramunes IV Tomoko Kawakami as Coo Urara Takano as Cocktail Yuka Imai as Electone Yuka Imai as Drum Yuri Amano as Cacao's mother | |||||||
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Translation: Katsuho Shimoharu Executive producer: John O'Donnell Producer: Stephanie Shalofsky ADR Producer: Allan Gus Associate producer: Christopher Sippel DVD Coordination: Tom Wayland Production Coordination: Karel Havle | Alissa Stein as PQ Allison Leff as Parfait Ruby Seedless as Cacao Wendy Walker as Lemon Autumn Harvest as Deborah Zane as Cocktail Garry Carbone as Ramunes IV Jody Lee as Mandy Bonhomme as Tequila Mina Sands as Liqueur Rik Nagel as Don Vodka Jay Snyder as Master Follower | |||||||
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