Magikano (TV)
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| Magikano - Series Set (DVD) 2009-09-15 (from $29.99) |
| Magikano - A New Witch in Town (DVD 1) 2007-12-04 (from $9.00) |
| Magikano - Witch Hunt (DVD 2) 2008-02-05 (from $9.00) |
| Magikano - Witch Hunt + Artbox (DVD 2) 2008-02-05 (from $12.00) |
| Magikano - The Witch's Flight (DVD 3) 2008-05-06 (from $9.00) |
Chief Director: Seiji Kishi Series Composition: Hideki Mitsui Script: Hideki Mitsui Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Katsuyuki Harada Original Manga: Takeaki Momose Character Design: Takashi Kobayashi Art director: Masakazu Miyake Chief Animation Director: Takashi Kobayashi Animation director: Sound director: Satoki Iida Director of Photography: Hiroshi Kubo Editing: Takashi Sakurai Theme Song Arrangement: Yukari Hashimoto (OP/ED) Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: | Mitsuhiro Ichiki as Haruo Yoshikawa Sakura Nogawa as Ayumi Mamiya Halko Momoi as Marin Nijihara Kanako Sakai as Chiaki Yoshikawa Mai Nakahara as Maika Yoshikawa Nana Inoue as Rika Anju Natsuko Kuwatani as Michiru Mamiya Noriko Namiki as Yuri Kurosu Noriko Rikimaru as Tetsuko Hondo Tomoko Kaneda as Fuyuno Yoshikawa Ai Lura as Haruo's Mother (Eps 3) Eiji Yanagisawa as Doctor (Eps 7) Hiromi Sugino as Principal Hiroya Ishimaru as Cat Panties (Eps 10, 13) Katsuhiro Harasawa as Hajime Hario Katsuki Murase as Kazuya Tatekabe as Aijan (Eps 4) Kei Shindou as Masaaki Ishikawa as Masahiro Yamanaka as Masanori Katsuragi as Megumi Nasu as Ghost Girl (Eps 6) Michiaki Kubota as Boy B (Eps 5) Noriko Namiki as Remi Kawashima as Female Student (Eps 2) Satoshi Okada as Boy A (Eps 5) Satoshi Shimizu as Shizuka Arai as Queen Of Hearts (Eps 9) Takako Uemura as Umi Fujiwara Wataru Hatano as Shinichi (Eps 11) Yoshiya Sakurada as Boy C (Eps 5) Yuko Goto as Ran (Eps 11) | |||||||
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ADR Director: Chris Ayres Translation: Kaoru Bertrand ADR Script: Josh Grelle Executive producer: Producer: Scott McClennen Editing: International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Media Coordinator: Sarah Alys Lindholm Mix: Christopher Bourque Production Assistant: Production manager: Shelly Thomas Recording engineer: Sound Design: Christopher Bourque Subtitle Script & Timing: Dwayne Jones Translation Proofer: Amy Forsyth | Clint Bickham as Haruo Yoshikawa Jessica Boone as Ayumi Mamiya Carli Mosier as Yuri Kurosu Christine Auten as Tetsuko Hongo Hannah Alcorn as Marin Nijihara Hilary Haag as Fuyuno Yoshikawa Kira Vincent-Davis as Maika Yoshikawa Luci Christian as Chiaki Yoshikawa Monica Rial as Michiru Mamiya Tiffany Grant as Rika Anju Blake Shepard as Delinquent B (Ep. 1) Brittney Karbowski as Umi Fujiwara Charles Campbell as Christopher Ayres as Infomercial Announcer (Ep. 9) Christopher Patton as David Devaney Jr. as Greg Ayres as Hajime Hario John Swasey as Josh Grelle as K.C. Jones as Vice Principal (Ep. 2, 10, 13) Matt Greenfield as Infomercial Announcer (Ep. 6) Natalie Nassar as Queen of Hearts (Ep. 9) Rob Mungle as Cait Sith Stephanie Wittels as Ran (Ep. 11) Tiffany Terrell as | |||||||
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