Genshiken 2 (TV)
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| Genshiken 2 (DVD 1) 2009-06-30 (from $17.99) |
| Genshiken 2 (DVD 2) 2009-10-27 (from $21.99) |
| Genshiken 2 + Artbox (DVD 1) 2009-06-30 |
Director: Kinji Yoshimoto Series Composition: Michiko Yokote Script: Screenplay: Music: Original creator: Shimoku Kio Character Design: Yoshiaki Yanagida Animation director: Sound director: Jin Aketagawa Director of Photography: Kazuhiro Sasaki Editing: Jun Takuma Theme Song Arrangement: Tomoki Kikutani (ED) Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: | 3d: VENET Digital (ep. 3) Animation Production: ARMS Animation Production Collaboration: Asiadou Backgrounds: Studio Easter (ep. 1-12) Backgrounds Assistance: Broadcaster: In-Between Animation: Key Animation: Music Production: Lantis Paint: Photography: Asahi Production (ep. 1-12) Production: Production Cooperation: VENET (ep. 3-12) Recording Studio: Procen Studio Sound Effects: Sound Box Sound Production: Magic Capsule Video Editing: Data Art | |||||||
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Translation: Duane Johnson Executive producer: John Sirabella | Michael Perreca as Kanji Sasahara Michele Knotz as Chika Oguie Bill Rogers as Soichiro Tanaka Bill Timoney as Harunobu Madarame Carol Jacobanis as Saki Kasukabe Rachael Lillis as Kanaka Ohno Angora Deb as Renko Kamishakujii Anna Morrow as Ritsuko Kübel Kettenkrad Ed Paul as Manabu Kuchiki Kenneth Robert Marlo as Makoto Kosaka Lisa Ortiz as Kaoruko Yamada (Ep. 2) Rachael Lillis as Kasumi Kasaragi Rich McNanna as Chihiro Enomoto Rome Elliot as Mitsunori Kugayama William Hirsh as Takayanagi | |||||||
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