Sakura Taisen: Sumire (OAV)
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| Sakura Taisen: Sumire (DVD) 2004-10-26 (from $4.99) |
Director: Hitoyuki Matsui Series Composition: Hiroyuki Kawasaki Screenplay: Hiroyuki Kawasaki Music: Kouhei Tanaka Original creator: Ouji Hiroi Original Character Design: Kousuke Fujishima Character Design: Hidenori Matsubara Series Supervision: Satoru Akahori | Michie Tomizawa as Sumire Kanzaki (Final performance) Ai Orikasa as Kaede Fujieda Akio Suyama as Ichiro Ogami Chisa Yokoyama as Sakura Shinguji Kazue Ikura as Reni Milchstrasse Kumiko Nishihara as Iris Chateaubriand Maya Okamoto as Orihime Soletta Mayumi Tanaka as Kanna Kirishima Urara Takano as Maria Tachibana Yuriko Fuchizaki as Ri Kohran Keiji Hirai as Newscaster Kyoko Hikami as Tsubaki Takamura Yuki Masuda as Yuri Sakakibara | |||||||
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ADR Director: David Walsh Script: John Burgmeier Translation: Steven J. Simmons Executive producer: Producer: ADR Engineer: Brian Miller DVD Editor: Jeremy Jimenez Menu Audio: Menu Design: Bill Townsley Production Assistant: Production Supervision: Carly Hunter Video Editor: | Christiana Yuuki as Sumire Kanzaki Carrie Savage as Iris Chateaubriand David Lelyveld as Ichiro Ohgami Dorothy Elias-Fahn as Ri Kohran Erika Walsh as Kaede Fujieda Jane Alan as Maria Tachibana Melissa Williamson as Kanna Kirishima Mona Marshall as Reni Milchstrasse Tina Dixon as Soletta Orihime Wendee Lee as Sakura Shinguji Brian Miller as Nakajima David Orosco as David Walsh as Lynn Fischer as Yuri Sakakibara Mona Marshall as Kasumi Fujii Sarah Nicole as Tsubaki Takamura | |||||||
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