Akazukin Cha Cha (TV)
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Akazukin Cha Cha OAV (sequel)
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Series director: Shoki Tsuji Director: Hatsuki Tsuji Script: Ryousuke Takahashi Music: Original Manga: Min Ayahana Character Design: Hajime Watanabe Animation director: Tatsuo Sato Theme Song Performance: Shouko Sawada (OP LD&DVD;) | Masami Suzuki as Akazukin Chacha Noriko Hidaka as Shiine Shingo Katori as Riiya Junko Ohtsubo as Dorothy Mayumi Akado as Kurozukin Yakko Noriko Namiki as Orin Tohru Senrui as Seravi Tomo Sakurai as Marin Ai Satou as Queen (Chacha's Mother) Akiko Hiramatsu as Soprano Jouji Yanami as Ka Zandan Junko Ohtsubo as Elizabeth Kappei Yamaguchi as Choutarou (ep 29) Kazuki Yao as Nezumi Kid Kazuyuki Sogabe as Kyuupiel Keaton Yamada as Genius Kenji Utsumi as Clyde (Ep 43) Kouji Takahashi as Mami Koyama as Mosuki-Chan (ep 58) Masami Suzuki as Magical Princess Miina Tominaga as Naoki Tatsuta as GauGau Ryo Naitou as Muura Maasa Sanji Hase as Shounosuke Shozo Iizuka as Makki (ep 29) Sumi Shimamoto as Taiki Matsuno as Rascal-sensei Tetsuo Komura as Daimaou Toshio Furukawa as Bikabon (eps 61,62,71) Tsutomu Kashiwakura as Barabaraman-sensei Yuji Mitsuya as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Cip Barcellini Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: Cristina D'Avena | Davide Garbolino as Rio/Riiya Debora Magnaghi as Lily/Akazukin Chacha Luigi Rosa as Sean/Shiine Donatella Fanfani as Lisa/Elizabeth Marcella Silvestri as Dorothy Pietro Ubaldi as Sir Albert/Kurozukin Yakko | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Danny L. Mandia Script: Translation: Assistant Dubbing Director: Mark Gil Pumatong Asst. Director, Voice Talent, Writer: Markgil Pumatong | Jonel Bituin as Shiine Kathyin Masilungan as Akazukin Chacha (Redubbed) Louie Paraboles as Riiya Rowena Benavidez as Akazukin Chacha Ryan Ang as Shiine (Redubbed) Alexx Agcaoili as Seravi Filipina Pamintuan as Wendy Villacorta as Dorothy (Redubbed) Yvette Tagura as Marin Arnold Abad as Lolo Ni Riiya (Redubbed) Benjie Dorango as Bernie Malejana as Vampire kyuu Chan (Guest 2007 dub) Danny L. Mandia as Daimaou Evelyn MATUTINA Guerrero as Urara Principal (Redubbed) Julius Figueroa as Seravi Kathyin Masilungan as Louie Paraboles as Lia Mark Gil Pumatong as Neil Tolentino as Sorges (Redubbed) Pinkee Rebucas as Pocholo Gonzales as Raquel Monteza as Dorothy Stiffany Adanza as Cream woman (Guest 2007 dub) | |||||||
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