Iga no Kabamaru (TV)
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Chief Director: Tameo Kohanawa Director: Series Composition: Tokio Tsuchiya Script: Tokio Tsuchiya Music: Original creator: Yuu Azuki Character Design: Akio Hosoya Art director: Shizue Tanaka Animation director: Sound director: Fusanobu Fujiyama Producer: Animation: Keiko Yoshimoto Theme Song Composition: Toshiyuki Omori (OP, ED) Theme Song Performance: Sugar (OP/ED) | Ryusei Nakao as Kabamaru Akira Kamiya as Shizune Mejiro Daisuke Gouri as Shirakawa Hideyuki Tanaka as Hayate Kirino Masako Nozawa as Suu Matsuno Akio Nojima as Maijima Eiko Yamada as Hiroya Ishimaru as Toll (Eps 21,22) Kenichi Ogata as Saizou Igano Kenjiro Ishimaru as Futaba Mejiro Mai Tachihara as Mai Masako Nozawa as Kabamaru (child) Miina Tominaga as Namiko Ryusei Nakao as Saizou (young) Shigeru Chiba as Kaname Mejiro Tatsuya Matsuda as Taiboku Yoku Shioya as Hotta Youko Asagami as Kaoru Nanokusa Yuusaku Yara as Vice-Principal | |||||||
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ADR Director: Jacques Garcia | Patrick Delhalle as Benjamin/Ninja Boy Barbara Welsh as Mme Venin Jo Doumerg as Narrateur Patrick Noerie as Philippe David as Raymond Baillet as Maitre de Benjamin | |||||||
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Script: Nini Boella Translation: Nini Boella Director Of Dubbing: Santo Versace | Luigi Rosa as Kabamaru Davide Garbolino as Hayate Sonia Mazza as Mai | |||||||
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- Ghost Hunt complete
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A roundtable chat and discussion with Gundam creator Yoshiyuki Tomino. 2009-09-14
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