Mon Colle Knights (TV)
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Director: Yasunao Aoki Script: Satoru Akahori Music: Hiroshi Sakamoto Original creator: Character Design: Atsuko Nakajima Theme Song Performance: Chihiro Yonekura (OP1, OP2, ED1) | Tomo Saeki as Mondo Ooya Yui Horie as Rokuna Hiiragi Kazuhiko Inoue as Count Collection (Prince Eccentro) Kyoko Hikami as Batchee Shigeru Chiba as Professor Hiragi Yuko Mizutani as Namiko / Jane Kyoko Hikami as Narrator Maria Yamamoto as Yuka Imai as Gluko Yuri Shiratori as Pegasus (ep 6) | |||||||
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Translation: Grace Anderson Producer: Rocky Solotoff (ep 1, 6, 7, 10, 13, 41, 45) Story Editor: Michael Sorich Voice Direction: | Bill Capeze as King Pezno the Penguin Brianne Siddall as Rockna Hiragi Daran Norris as David Lodge as Lodo Debbie Rothstein as Spectra Angel Derek Stephen Prince as Mondo Oooya Dina Sherman as Gluko Jamieson Price as Professor Hiragi Joe Ochman as Prince Eccentro Kevin Hoolian as Luke Kirk Thornton as Earth Dragon Lex Lang as Marlene Sharp as Fairy Melodee M. Spevack as Michael Reynolds as Centaur King Michael Sorich as Tanaka Philece Sampler as Beginner R. Martin Klein as Impy Tifanie Christun as Kahimi Wendee Lee as | |||||||
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| (none) | Marie Millet as Rockna Tony Marot as Mondo Franck Tordjman as Prince Eccentro Sébastien Desjours as Professeur Hiragi Bernard Woringer as Un monstre Julie Turin as Batch Virginie Méry as Gluko | |||||||
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| (none) | Carlos Iñigo as Prince Excentro Ana Lobo as Batch | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Executive producer: Annalisa Vasselli Dialogues: Mixing: Valerio Brini | Ilaria Latini as Rockna Hiragi Maura Cenciarelli as Mondo Hooya Antonella Baldini as Batch Christian Iansante as Prof. Hiragi Domitilla D'Amico as Glucko Francesco Pezzulli as Eccentro | |||||||
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Translation: Mike Kuyt | Hetty Heyting as Clooko Jeremy Baker as Mondo Leo Richardson as Tanaka Melise de Winter as Rochna | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Filipina Pamintuan Translation: | Clarice King as Mondo Gwen Masilongan as Rokuna Hiiragi (ABC5 Dub) Kim Pomeda as Rockna Hiiragi Louie Paraboles as Mondo Ooya (ABC5 Dub) Bon Reyes as Prince Eccentro Clarice King as Gluko Montreal Repuyan as Count Collection (Prince Eccentro, ABC5 Dub) Vincent Gutierrez as Professor Hiiragi Yvette Tagura as Batch Filipina Pamintuan as Yvette Tagura as Ms. Loon | |||||||
Dubbing Director: Angela Bonatti | Angela Bonatti as Beginner Flávia Saddy as Rockna Guilherme Briggs as Professor Hiragi Gustavo Nader as Mondo Iara Riça as Glucko Indiane Christine as Impy Jorge Eduardo as Príncipe Eccentro Orlando Drummond as Tanaka Priscila Amorim as Batch | |||||||
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