Ah! My Goddess: Flights of Fancy (TV)
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Ah! My Goddess: Flights of Fancy DVD 3
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| Aa Megami-sama: Sorezore no Tsubasa - Reunited, and it Feels So Good (DVD 1) 2007-05-08 (from $5.00) |
| Ah! My Goddess: Flights of Fancy - Box Set (DVD) 2008-11-25 (from $41.92) |
| Ah! My Goddess: Flights of Fancy - I Only Want to Be With You (DVD 2) 2007-07-10 (from $5.00) |
| Ah! My Goddess: Flights of Fancy - I Only Want to Be With You + Artbox (DVD 2) 2007-07-10 (from $7.00) |
| Ah! My Goddess: Flights of Fancy - Reunited and It Feels So Good (DVD 2) 2007-09-11 (from $5.00) |
| Ah! My Goddess: Flights of Fancy - I'm a Believer (DVD 4) 2007-11-06 (from $5.00) |
| Ah! My Goddess: Flights of Fancy - That Old Black Magic (DVD 5) 2008-01-08 |
| Ah! My Goddess: Flights of Fancy - Love Will Keep Us Together (DVD 6) 2008-03-11 (from $5.00) |
Director: Hiroaki Gohda Series Composition: Music: Shiroh Hamaguchi Original creator: Kousuke Fujishima Character Design: Hidenori Matsubara Art director: Hiroshi Kato Chief Animation Director: Hidenori Matsubara Mechanical design: Toshiharu Murata 3D Director: Tomokazu Yoshioka Sound director: Yoshikazu Iwanami Director of Photography: Hidetake Nakajima Executive producer: Producer: Color design: Aiko Matsuyama Editing: Syota Migiyama Music producer: Michiyo Miyagawa Planning: Sound Editor: Nobuhira Hirano Sound Effects: Masaru Urahata Sound Producer: Toru Nakano Theme Song Arrangement: Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: | Aya Hisakawa as Skuld Kikuko Inoue as Belldandy Masami Kikuchi as Keiichi Morisato Yumi Touma as Urd Gara Takashima as Hild Issei Futamata as Ohtaki-senpai Kiyoyuki Yanada as Toraichi Tamiya Mamiko Noto as Sayoko Mishima Nobuo Tobita as Toshiyuki Aoshima Rei Sakuma as Peorth Satomi Koorogi as Sora Hasegawa Urara Takano as Marller Yuriko Fuchizaki as Megumi Morisato Asami Sanada as Shiho Sakakibara (ep 6) Chie Nakamura as Satoko Yamano Chieko Honda as Chieko Honda (ep 23) Emi Shinohara as Kodama (ep 19) Hidetoshi Nakamura as Almighty One Kaya Miyake as Female student (ep 8) Kouichi Yamadera as Troubadour (ep 12) Michie Tomizawa as Hikari (ep 19) Miki Itou as Lind Mugihito as Priest Norio Wakamoto as Senbei (eps 15,16) Romi Paku as Sentaro Kawanishi Wataru Hatano as Man (ep 1) Youko Honna as Ex Yukana as Nozomi (ep 19) | |||||||
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ADR Director: Marc Diraison ADR Script: Tiffany Grant Executive producer: Producer: Scott McClennen Additional Translation: David Hewitt DVD Menu Design: Larry Koteff Editing: International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Media Coordinator: Mariela Ortiz Packaging Design: Larry Koteff Production Assistant: Production manager: Shelly Thomas Project Translator: Brendan Frayne Sound Design: Translation Proofer: Voice Producer: Michael Sinterniklaas Voice Production Manager: Carrie Keranen | Annice Moriarty as Skuld Drew Aaron as Keiichi Morisato Eileen Stevens as Belldandy Vibe Jones as Urd Alissa Brodsky as Marller Emily Blau as Megumi Morisato Juliet Cesario as Peorth Karen Neill as Sayoko Mishima Marc Thompson as Toraichi Tamiya Scottie Ray as Ootaki Zoe Martin as Sora Hasegawa Alissa Brodsky as Ex Barbara Goodson as Sentaro Kawanishi Bella Hudson as Shiho Sakakibara Caroline Lawson as Hikari the Flash (Ep. 19) Dan Green as Troubadour Eileen Stevens as Hijiri Emily Blau as Hijiri's Mother Evelyn Lantto as Lind Herb Lawrence as Priest Jason Linder as Miwa (Ep. 11, 23) Kevin T. Collins as Senbei (Ep. 15, 16) Lucy Todd as Hild Marc Diraison as Toshiyuki Aoshima Marc Thompson as Almighty One Michael Sinterniklaas as Bike Guy (Ep. 5) Michael Alston Baley as Shogen Yamano (Ep. 5) Rebecca Soler as Kodama the Bedeviler (Ep. 19) Stephanie Sheh as Satoko Yamano Veronica Taylor as Wendee Lee as Chieko Honda (Ep. 23) Zoe Martin as Junpei | |||||||
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