Conan, the Boy in Future (TV)
Mirai Shounen Conan Tokubetsu Hen-Kyodaiki Gigant no Fukkatsu (movie) (sequel)
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Director: Script: Storyboard: Music: Shinichiro Ikebe Original Work: Alexander Key Character Design: Art director: Nizo Yamamoto Animation director: Yasuo Otsuka Mechanical design: Hayao Miyazaki Sound director: Co-director: Keiji Hayakawa Director of Photography: Katsuji Misawa Producer: Junzô Nakajima Animation Check: Hidemi Maeda Background Art: Color design: Michiyo Yasuda Coloring: Editing: Effects: Key Animation: Planning: Shoji Sato (Nippon Animation) Printing: Toyo Genzosho Production manager: Mitsuru Takakuwa Recording Director: Katsuji Misawa Scene Design: Hayao Miyazaki Theme Song Lyrics: Akira Kataoka Theme Song Performance: Yuko Yamaji | Mieko Nobusawa as Lana Noriko Ohara as Conan Hideyuki Tanaka as Hiroshi Masuoka as Gutch Hiroya Ishimaru as Orlo Ichirô Nagai as Dyce Iemasa Kayumi as Lepka Issei Futamata as Pasco Junji Chiba as Jun Kazuyo Aoki as Jimsy Keisuke Yamashita as Talcoth Kôhei Miyauchi as Garu Masako Saito as Meizel Masaru Ikeda as Bosco Masashi Amenomori as Mo Masatô Ibu as Narrarator Masato Yamanouchi as Doctor Rao Matsugoro Mita as Kay Noriko Tsukase as Tera Norio Wakamoto as Tokeh Rihoko Yoshida as Monsley Rokuro Naya as Territ Takemi Nakamura as Sean Takuzou Kamiyama as Dongoroth Tetsuo Mizutori as Yasuo Muramatsu as Ei Yoku Shioya as Yoshito Yasuhara as Luke | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Brigitte Lecordier Theme Song Performance: Jean-Jacques Debout | Amélie Morin as Lana Brigitte Lecordier as Conan Annabelle Roux as Monsry Eric Etcheverry as Gimsy Jean-Pierre Denys as Rao (Lana's grandfather) Raoul Delfosse as Capitaine Dice | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Mabel Escaño (Spain dub) Adaptation: Mabel Escaño (Spain dub) | Ana Ángeles García as Conan (Spain dub) Jesus Barrero as Conan Nuria Doménech as Conan (Catalan dub) Amelia Jara as Jimsy (Spain dub) Marisa Marco as Lana (Spain dub) Antonio Crespo as Avi (Catalan dub) David Rocha as Ouro (Spain dub) Eduard Elias as Narrador (Catalan dub) Eduardo Moreno as Estanis González as Patch/Doctor Rao (Spain dub) Fernando Mateo as Capitan Dyce (Spain dub) Joaquin Escola as Alcade (sustitucion - Spain dub) Jose Maria Cordero as Lepka (Spain dub) Luis Gaspar as Dongoroth (sustitucion - Spain dub) Luis Varela as Teric (Spain dub) María Luisa Rubio as Monsley (sustitucion - Spain dub) Marta García as Tera (Spain dub) Paco Hernández as Chan (sustitucion - Spain dub) Pedro Sempson as Jefe del Consejo Pepe Yuste as Narrador (Spain dub) Pilar Gentil as Monsley (Spain dub) Rafael Alonso Naranjo Jr. as Chea (Spain dub) Teófilo Martínez as Abuelo (Spain dub) José Carabias (Spain dub) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Dubbing Assistant: Valeria Lombardi (new edition) Mixing: Marco Comba (new edition) Theme Song Performance: | Eva Padoan as Lana (new edition) Gabriele Patriarca as Conan (new edition) Marco Guadagno as Conan Monica Cadueri as Lana Paolo Vivio as Gimsy (new edition) Cinzia De Carolis as Monsley (new edition) Dante Biagioni as Nonno (new edition) Dario Penne as Patch (new edition) Delia Valle as Tera Enrico Luzi as Enzo Consoli as Deis Gino Pagnani as Nonno Giovanni Petrucci as Dottor Rao Luca Ward as Lepka (new edition) Massimo Còrizza as Massimo Lodolo as Narrator (new edition) Patrizia Mottola as Tera (new edition) Roberto Stocchi as Dyce (new edition) Sergio Gibello as Cuoco Silvana Sodo as Monsley | |||||||
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| (none) | Abdul Rahman Al-Aqil as Absi Ali Almufeedi as uncle Faris Falah Hashim as Conan Jasim Alnabhan as Namig Mosafer Abdulkareem as Rami Sana Altakmaji as Lina | |||||||
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| (none) | Fernando Pereira as Avô do Conan (Portugal) Pedro Borges as Jimsy (Portugal) Regina Paula as Lana (Portugal) Tiago Caetano as Conan (Portugal) | |||||||
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