Mahou Sensei Negima! OVA Natsu
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Chief Director: Akiyuki Shinbo Director: Shin Oonuma Screenplay: Katsuhiro Takayama Music: Kei Haneoka Original creator: Ken Akamatsu Character Design: Kazuhiro Ota Art director: Megumi Kato Chief Animation Director: Kazuhiro Ota Sound director: Yota Tsuruoka Director of Photography: Shinichiro Eto Producer: Gou Nakanishi Animation producer: Mitsutoshi Kubota Color design: Izumi Takizawa Color director: Hiroshi Hibino Editing: Kazuhiko Seki Planning: Toshimichi Ootsuki Sound Effects: Minoru Yamada Sound Producer: Yoshimi Sugiyama Story Editor: Kenichi Kanemaki Theme Song Performance: Visual Effects: Motoi Sakai | Mamiko Noto as Nodoka Miyazaki Rina Satou as Negi Springfield Ai Nonaka as Konoka Konoe Akemi Kanda as Asuna Kagurazaka Akeno Watanabe as Chachamaru Karakuri Hazuki Tanaka as Ku Fei Junko Minagawa as Ayaka Yukihiro Natsuko Kuwatani as Yue Ayase Ryoko Shiraishi as Kaede Nagase Yu Kobayashi as Setsuna Sakurazaki Yuki Matsuoka as Evangeline A.K. Mc Dowell Ai Bandou as Misora Kasuga Akane Omae as Sakurako Shiina Ayana Sasagawa as Kazumi Asakura Azumi Yamamoto as Akira Ookouchi Kimiko Koyama as Fuuka Narutaki Kotomi Yamakawa as Ako Izumi Madoka Kimura as Yuuna Akashi Mai Aizawa as Natsumi Murakami Mai Kadowaki as Satomi Hakase Mami Deguchi as Madoka Kugimiya Mari Kanou as Fumika Narutaki Masashi Yabe as Camomile Albert Megumi Takamoto as Chao Lingshen Miho Sakuma as Mana Tatsumiya Misa Kobayashi as Chizuru Naba Naomi Inoue as Satsuki Yotsuba Sawa Ishige as Haruna Saotome Shizuka Itou as Misa Kakizaki Yui Horie as Makie Sasaki Yuka Inokuchi as Zazie Rainyday Yumi Shimura as Chisame Hasegawa Yuri Shiratori as Sayo Aisaka | |||||||
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ADR Director: Jamie Marchi Translation: Shoko Oono Executive producer: Gen Fukunaga Producer: ADR Engineer: Nick Parker DVD Authoring: DVD Compression: DVD Editor: Jeremy Jimenez DVD Menu Audio: Duane Deering DVD Menu Design: Ian Bailon DVD Producer: Clarine Harp DVD Quality Control: Head Writer: Eric Vale Line Producer: Colleen Clinkenbeard Mix Engineer: Evan Jones Production Assistant: Susie Nixon Subtitling: Talent Coordinator: Tara Williams Video Editor: | Greg Ayres as Negi Springfield Leah Clark as Nodoka Miyazaki Brina Palencia as Yue Ayase Cherami Leigh as Setsuna Sakurazaki Chris Cason as Chamo Clarine Harp as Kaede Nagase Cynthia Cranz as Fei Ku Laura Bailey as Luci Christian as Asuna Kagurazaka Monica Rial as Konoka Konoe Alison Viktorin as Amber Cotton as Yuuna Akashi Amy Rosenthal as Chizuru Naba Avery Rice-Williams as Ako Izumi Caitlin Glass as Carrie Savage as Cherami Leigh as Akira Okuchi Colleen Clinkenbeard as Sakurako Shiina Gwendolyn Lau as Misa Kakizaki Jamie Marchi as Haruna Saotome Kate Bristol as Sayo Aisaka Kate Oxley as Makie Sasaki Majken Bullard as Natsumi Murakami Mary Morgan as Madoka Kugimiya Monica Rial as Stephanie Young as Mana Tatsumiya Trina Nishimura as Lingshen Chao Wendy Powell as Misora Kasuga | |||||||
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