Diamond Daydreams (TV)
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| Diamond Daydreams - Complete Collection DVD (Thinpak) (DVD) 2007-06-05 (from $41.24) |
| Diamond Daydreams - Complete Collection (DVD) 2009-03-17 (from $29.99) |
| Diamond Daydreams - Atsuko/Karin (DVD 1) 2006-02-07 (from $8.00) |
| Diamond Daydreams - Kyoko/Suomi (DVD 2) 2006-04-04 (from $8.00) |
| Diamond Daydreams - Shoko/Akari (DVD 3) 2006-06-06 (from $8.00) |
Director: Bob Shirohata Screenplay: Music: Original creator: Ouji Hiroi Character Design: Chinori Ribami Art director: Character Conceptual Design: NOCCHI Sound director: Katsuyoshi Kobayashi Director of Photography: Mitsunobu Kondo Producer: Color design: Shinji Matsumoto Editing: Masahiro Matsumura Planning: Script Editing: Susumu Urakami Series Story Editor: Ryota Yamaguchi Theme Song Performance: | Akeno Watanabe as Akari Harada (eps 10-12) Eriko Ishihara as Atsuko Akanegi (eps 1,2,12) Hiroko Takahashi as Karin Shiraishi (eps 3,4,12) Mamiko Noto as Kyouko Asahina (eps 5,6,12) Mayu Amase as Suomi Kitano (eps 7,12) Urara Takano as Shouko Saibara (eps 8,9,12) Hiroshi Kamiya as Minoru Jinguuji (eps1-2) Masakazu Morita as Yuu (eps 5-6) Masashi Ebara as Takeda (eps 8-9) Sayuri Sadaoka as Sanae Akanegi (eps1,2,12) Takahiro Sakurai as Kurokawa (eps 10-11) Yuuji Takada as Jouji Kurata (eps 1,2,12) Akimitsu Takase as Staff B (eps 5-6) Aoi Muratake as Hamaguchi (ep 8) Hideki Tasaka as Tezuka (eps 8,9,12) Hirofumi Nojima as Staff C (ep 6) Hiroshi Matsumoto as Hisako Kyouda as Mumeo Kamada (eps1-2) Junko Minagawa as Mafuyu Morinaga (ep 12) Kazuhiro Nakata as Doctor (ep 11) Kentarou Itou as Ikeda (eps 10-11) Kiyotaka Furushima as Delinquent (ep 10) Kouichi Toochika as Cinema club chairman (eps 5,6,12) Kumi Sakuma as Taiko (eps 5,6,12) Makoto Tsumura as Haruto Nagasawa (eps 7, bonus) Mantarô Iwao as Masafumi Kimura as Gen-san (eps 2,12) Masanobu Kariya as Staff A (eps 5-6) Matsuo Matsuo as Toshiaki Futaya (eps 1,2,12) Mie Sonozaki as Jun (ep 10) Misa Watanabe as Mayumi (eps 5-6) Rio Natsuki as Takeda's wife (ep 8) Ruri Asano as Hanna Jarvinen (ep 7,8) Ryou Hirohashi as Passerby (ep 6) Saki Nakajima as Waitress (ep 8) Saori Kato as Sawa Ishige as Mimiko (ep 1) Sayaka Ohara as Nurse A (eps 3-4) Seiji Sasaki as Master (eps1-2) Shizuka Ishikawa as Kouta Minetsuki (eps 7, bonus) Sho Hayami as Elie (bonus ep) Susumu Chiba as Prince (ep 3) Takashi Nagasako as Uraoka (eps 8,9,12) Takayuki Kondou as "Radio Boy" (ep 9) Takehiro Koyama as Gold sculptor (ep 11) Tamie Kubota as Old lady (ep 10) Tomoko Kawakami as Miki (eps 5,6,12) Toshihiko Nakajima as Tavern owner (ep 10) Tsuguo Mogami as Guard B (ep 9) Wataru Takagi as Nagai (eps 8-9) Yasuyuki Kase as Jurouta Toukibi (eps1-2) Yuu Sugimoto as Nurse B (eps 3-4) | |||||||
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Director: Kyle Jones Translation: Kaoru Bertrand ADR Script: Kathleen Moynihan Executive producer: Creative Director: David Del Rio DVD Packaging: Fumiko Chino Graphic Design: Fumiko Chino International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Senior Translator: Sarah Alys Lindholm Translation Proofer: Amy Forsyth | Allison Sumrall as Shoko Saibara Jessica Boone as Atsuko Akanegi Kaytha Coker as Kyoko Asahina Kelli Cousins as Akari Harada Kira Vincent-Davis as Karin Shiraishi Luci Christian as Suomi Kitano Andy McAvin as Ikeda Blake Shepard as Kurokawa Braden Hunt as Tezuka Brandon Scott Peters as Yu Brittney Karbowski as Miki Chris Ayres as Kenji Kurata Chris Patton as Karin's Brother Colleen Clinkenbeard as Nurse Yuuki Courtney Webb as Rena Greg Ayres as Haruto Jay Hickman as Minoru Jinguji John Swasey as Akari's Father Laura Bailey as Hanna Marcy Rae as Sanae Akanegi Mariela Ortiz as Jun Mike MacRae as Takeda Mike McFarland as Dr. Amakasu Paul Locklear as Uraoka Shannon Emerick as Kouta Vic Mignogna as Radio Boy Dana Perez as Woman at Store (Ep 1) Danielle Kimball as Mimiko (Ep 1) George Manley as Doctor Heather Bryson LeMaster as Mayumi (Ep. 5-6) Jason Douglas as Prince (Ep 3) John Gremillion as Computer (Ep 3) John Swasey as Goto Kevin Brown as Club Captain Kim Prause as Nurse w/ Glasses (Ep 3) Mark X. Laskowski as Jurouta Toukibi Nancy Novotny as Yasuko Neil Cook as Niigaki Rebecca Dahl as Short Haired Nurse (Ep 3) Rebekah Dahl as Short Haired Nurse (Ep. 3) Robin Terry as Woman A (Ep 1) TJP as Nitani Vicki Barosh as Atsuko's Great Grandmother (Ep 2) | |||||||
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