Yume no Hoshi no Button Nose (TV)
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Director: Masami Hata Screenplay: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Kouhei Tanaka Original creator: Atsushi Tomioka Original Character Design: Hiroshige Masayo Character Design: Shigeru Yamamoto Art director: Animation director: Sound director: Etsuji Yamada Sound Effects: Mitsuru Kashiwara | Sanae Miyuki as Button Nose Akira Kamiya as Chikutakubon Hiroshi Ohtake as Grand Chamberlain Jouji Yanami as Duke Fastener Kazue Komiya as Clip Masagoro as Franklin Shinobu Adachi as Prince Flower Rei Sakuma as Pias | |||||||
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| (none) | Barbara Tissier as Bouton d'or Bernard Tiphaine as Maître Sabaillon Daniel Russo as TicTacToc Luq Hamet as Farine Marie Martine as Prince Farine Nicolas Marié as Roi Clafoutis | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: Super RTL | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: Fox Network (Fox Kids Denmark) | |||||||
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