Sonic the Hedgehog: The Movie
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Director: Kazunori Ikegami Storyboard: Sadayori Sekijima Music: Mitsuhiro Tada Character Design: Tsuneo Ninomiya Art director: Seiko Akashi Animation director: Tsuneo Ninomiya Director of Photography: Motoaki Ikegami Executive producer: Haruki Nakayama Producer: Assistant Animation Director: Fumie Muroi Editing: Seiji Morita Music producer: Junji Fujita Original story: Masashi Kubota Production Director: Production manager: Kyoichi Mori Sound Effects: Daisuke Jinbo Special Effects: Kenji Ikeda | Hekiru Shiina as Miles "Tails" Prowler Masami Kikuchi as Sonic the Hedgehog Yasunori Matsumoto as Knuckles Junpei Takiguchi as Dr. Eggman Mika Kanai as Sera | |||||||
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Director: Gary Dehan Art director: Laura Attwell ADR Script: Executive producer: John Ledford Producer: Gary Dehan ADR Editor: Charles Campbell DVD Producer: Sharon Papa International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Packaging Design: Kevin Hinnant Production Assistant: Production Coordination: Janice Williams Production manager: Lisa J. Miller Production Secretary: Anna Bechtol Project Translator: Keisuke Okamoto Recording engineer: Charles Campbell Sound Design: Paul Killam | Bill Wise as Knuckles Edwin Neal as Robotnik Gary Dehan as Metal Sonic Lainie Frasier as Tails Martin Burke as Sonic Charles Campbell as Old Man Owl Charlie Campbell as Old Man Owl Edwin Neal as President Sascha Biesi as Sara | |||||||
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