School Rumble: 2nd Semester (TV)
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School Rumble Sangakki (OAV) (sequel)
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School Rumble Season 2 DVD Part 1
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| School Rumble: 2nd Semester - Box Set (DVD) 2009-09-01 (from $52.49) |
| School Rumble: 2nd Semester (DVD box 1) 2008-10-14 (from $35.74) |
| School Rumble: 2nd Semester (DVD box 2) 2008-12-16 (from $34.99) |
Director: Shinji Takamatsu Series Composition: Hiroko Tokita Script: Storyboard: Takayuki Inagaki Episode Director: Yoshinobu Tokumoto Music: Toshiyuki Omori Original creator: Jin Kobayashi Character Design: Hajime Watanabe Art director: Minoru Akiba Animation director: Sound director: Kazuya Tanaka Background Art: Asami Imano CG Works: Color Coordination: Yuko Tsumori Color design: Miharu Sakai Digital Paint: Digital Photography: Ending Key Animation: Keiji Gotoh In-Between Check: Hiromi Yoshida Key Animation: Line Producer: Akihiro Sekiyama Music producer: Yusuke Hasegawa Opening Key Animation: Planning: Theme Song Arrangement: Shunsuke Suzuki (ED,OP) Theme Song Composition: Tsunku (ED,OP) Theme Song Lyrics: Tsunku (ED,OP) Theme Song Performance: | Ami Koshimizu as Tenma Tsukamoto Hiroki Takahashi as Kenji Harima Daisuke Kishio as Imadori Kyousuke Hiroki Konishi as Ooji Karasuma Hitomi Nabatame as Mikoto Suou Kaori Shimizu as Akira Takano Mako as Karen Ichijō Mamiko Noto as Yakumo Tsukamoto Shinji Kawada as Haruki Hanai Yu Kobayashi as Lala Gonzales Yui Horie as Eri Sawachika Yukari Fukui as Sara Adiemas Yuu Asakawa as Itoko Osakabe Ai Horanai as Megumi Sagano Aya Hirano as Yoko Sasakura Chisa Tadokoro as Tsumugi Yuuki Daisuke Hirakawa as Kazuya Tanaka Hiroki Yasumoto as Hiroyuki Yoshino as Fuyuki Takeichi Hitoshi Bifu as Kato Katsuya Miyamoto as Shin Misawa Katsuyuki Konishi as Kiraa (ep 8) Kouji Ishii as Gotou Madoka Akita as Kozue Mihara Makoto Tomita as Jirou Yoshidayama Makoto Yasumura as Maria Yamamoto as Mariya Ise as Satsuki Tawaraya Michi Yamazaki as Mai Ootsuka Mika Kanai as Pyotr Miki Ootani as Toki Nagayama Mitsuhiro Ichiki as Hiroyoshi Asou Motoyuki Kawahara as Hiroaki Ishiyama Naota Taida as Shigeo Umedu Nobuyuki Hiyama as Harry Mckenzie Norihiro Inoue as Rina Satou as Satomi Hanamura as Ayano Kinugawa Sayaka Ohara as Tae Anegasaki Sayuri Yahagi as Mio Tennouji Shun Takagi as Ganji Nishimoto Tetsu Inada as Gorou Tomoe Oumi as Madoka Kido Tomoko Motegi as Mina Yukino Tomoyuki Shimura as Tennouji Noboru Yuko Sanpei as Shuuji Harima Yumi Touma as Magical Mai's Cat Companion (ep 21) Yuri Amano as Eri's mother (ep 17) Yuuki Tai as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Brina Palencia Script: Executive producer: Gen Fukunaga Producer: ADR Engineer: DVD Authoring: DVD Compression: DVD Editor: Jeremy Jimenez DVD Menu Audio: Duane Deering DVD Producer: Clarine Harp DVD Production Assistant: Susie Nixon DVD Quality Control: Head Writer: John Burgmeier Line Producer: Colleen Clinkenbeard Mix Engineer: Andrew Tipps Script (Ep. 10, 11): Carrie Savage Subtitling: Talent Coordinator: Tara Williams Theme Song Performance: Video Editor: Video Post-Production Coordinator: Margaret Yabs Video Post-Production Director: Brandon Tyler | Brandon Potter as Kenji Harima Luci Christian as Tenma Tsukamoto Brina Palencia as Mikoto Suou Caitlin Glass as Yakumo Tsukamoto Carrie Savage as Karen Ichijo Chris Cason as Haruki Hanai David Trosko as Kyousuke Imadori Eric Vale as Ooji Karasuma Gwendolyn Lau as Sara Adiemus Leah Clark as Eri Sawachika Monica Rial as Lara González Stephanie Young as Itoko Osakabe Trina Nishimura as Akira Takano Adam Dapkus as Chef (Ep. 12) Amber Cotton as Ayano Kinugawa Anthony Bowling as Bill Jenkins as Editor Gotou (Ep. 15, 19, 23) Brina Palencia as Brittney Karbowski as Mio Tennoji (Ep. 5) Caitlin Glass as Carrie Savage as Mikoto's Mother Cherami Leigh as Chris Burnett as Chris Cason as Kuta (Ep. 17) Christopher R. Sabat as Chuck Huber as Masaaki Mitsui Colleen Clinkenbeard as Cynthia Cranz as Child (Ep. 3) Greg Ayres as Kazuya Tanaka Gwendolyn Lau as Madoka Kido Ian Sinclair as J. Michael Tatum as Jaime Rivera as Jamie Marchi as Jason Liebrecht as Jennifer Green as Madoka Kido Jennifer Seman as Eri's Mother (Ep. 17) Jeremy Inman as Jerry Jewell as Nihil (Ep. 21) Jim Foronda as Kooriyama (Ep. 3, 5) John Swasey as Captain Gotou (Ep. 19) Justin Pate as Kate Oxley as Mai Otsuka Kent Williams as Kevin M. Connolly as Kim Matula as Green Ranger (Ep. 20) Laura Bailey as Tsumugi Yuuki Laura Wetsel as Heroine (Ep. 21) Lydia Mackay as Yoko Sasakura Majken Bullard as Rinko Mark Stoddard as Kato (Ep. 6) Mike McFarland as Jiro Yoshidayama Monica Rial as Nick Trautner as Chef (Ep. 12) Orion Pitts as Takeuchi Fuyuki R Bruce Elliott as Robert McCollum as Ryuuhei Suga Scott Hinze as Boy A (Ep. 2) Sonny Strait as Stacey Oristano as Toki Nagayama Taliesin Jaffe as Boy (Ep. 12) Todd Haberkorn as Travis Willingham as Masakazu Tougou Vic Mignogna as Masked Kamen (Ep. 21) Wendy Powell as Mikoto's Mother (Ep. 17) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: | Alessandro D'Errico as Kenji Harima Benedetta Ponticelli as Tenma Tsukamoto Federico Zanandrea as Ooji Karasuma Francesca Bielli as Akira Takano Giovanna Papandrea as Mikoto Suou Serena Clerici as Eri Sawachika Stefania de Peppe as Yakumo Tsukamoto | |||||||
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