Kimagure Orange Road (OAV)
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| Kimagure Orange Road OVA & Movie package (DVD) 2004-01-20 (from $41.99) |
Screenplay: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Shiro Sagisu Character Design: Akemi Takada Art director: Chief Animation Director: Masako Goto Animation director: Translation: Michael Schlesinger Sound director: Noriyoshi Matsuura Director of Photography: Producer: Artboards: Masahiro Sato Assistant producer: Masako Fukuyo Editing: Shuichi Kakesu Key Animation: Planning: Planning Assistance: Toru Horikoshi Production Advancement: Naoji Hounokidani Technical director: Tomonobu Kohgo Theme Song Performance: Title Animation: Takayuki Goto Title Animation Director: Tomomi Mochizuki | Eriko Hara as Hikaru Hiyama Hiromi Tsuru as Madoka Ayukawa Tohru Furuya as Kyosuke Kasuga Chieko Honda as Kurumi Kasuga Kei Tomiyama as Takashi Kasuga Kenichi Ogata as Jingoro Masami Kikuchi as Yusaku Hino Michie Tomizawa as Manami Kasuga Ai Orikasa as Michi (Unexpected Situation) Eiko Yamada as Yukari Kenichi Ogata as Kyosuke's grandfather Naoko Matsui as Akane Satomi Koorogi as Chie (Unexpected Situation) Tomoko Maruo as Reiko Fukami (Message in Rouge) Yuko Mizutani as Shiori (Heart On Fire!) | |||||||
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Executive producer: Robert J. Woodhead Assistant producer: Sara Rouse (1-8) Production Assistant: | (none) | |||||||
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Caroline Beaune as Sabrina (eps 1-2 ; 1st dub) David Lesser as Max (eps 1-2 ; 1st dub) Dorothée Jemma as Madoka (eps 3-8) Eric Etcheverry as Kyusuke (eps 3-8) Joelle Guigui as Pascale Chemin as Madoka (eps 1-2 ; 2nd dub) Susan Sindberg as Hikaru (eps 1-2 ; 2nd dub) Caroline Beaune as Manu (eps 1-2 ; 1st dub) Déborah Perret as Dorothée Jemma as Manami (eps 3-8) Emmanuel Curtil as Eric Etcheverry as Grand Père (eps 1-2 ; 2nd dub) Jean-Claude Montalban as Joelle Guigui as Lionel Tua as Marjolaine Poulain as Nathalie Bleynie as Olivier Korol as Philippe David as | ||||||||
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Dubbing Director: Rosa Guillén (Catalan dub) Translation: Yasuko Tojo (Catalan dub) Dubbing Assistant: Ernest Rusinés (Catalan dub) Music Director: Jordi Vila (Catalan dub) Theme Song Performance: | Carlos Lladó as Kyosuke Kasuga (new dub - 2005) Carmen Ambrós as Hikaru Hiyama (new dub - 2005) Iván Jara as Johnny (Spain dub ; OVAs 3-8) Maria Rosa Guillén as Madoka Ayukawa (new dub - 2005) Pilar Coronado as Teresa (Rosa) (Spain dub ; OVAs 3-8) Rosa Guillén as Madoka Ayukawa (Catalan dub) Yolanda Mateos as Sabrina (Spain dub ; OVAs 3-8) Aleix Estadella as Kazuya Hatta (Catalan dub) Ana María Camps as Kurumi Kasuga (Catalan dub) Anna Orra as Manami Kasuga (Catalan dub) Hernán Fernández as Seiji Komatsu (Catalan dub) Lydia Cuestas as Yukari (singing - new dub - 2005) Eva Lluch as Akane (Catalan dub) Manuel Gimeno as Hino Yusaku (Catalan dub) Pilar Gimenez as Madoka Ayukawa (singing - new dub 2005) | |||||||
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