Please Twins! (TV)
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Onegai Friends (Drama CD TV sidestory) (spinoff)
Onegai Twins (manga) (adaptation)
Please Twins! (OAV) (sequel)
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Please Twins! DVD 1
| Related releases: |
| Please Twins - Three's Company (DVD 1) 2004-11-23 (from $4.00) |
| Please Twins - Three's Company + Artbox + Album (DVD 1) 2004-11-23 (from $27.89) |
| Please Twins! - Sibling Rivalry (DVD 2) 2005-01-04 (from $21.99) |
| Please Twins! - Only for You (DVD 3) 2005-03-22 (from $18.31) |
| Please Twins! - Box Set - Limited Edition w/CD (DVD 1-4) 2005-11-08 |
| Please Twins! - DVD Complete Collection - Anime Legends (DVD 1-4) 2006-11-28 (from $29.99) |
| Please Twins! -Twins Forever (DVD 4) 2005-05-10 (from $20.99) |
Director: Yasunori Ide Scenario: Yousuke Kuroda Music: Character Design: Hiroaki Gohda Art director: Takeshi Satou Mechanical design: Yoshihiro Watanabe Character Conceptual Design: Taraku Uon Sound director: Hiromi Kikuta Director of Photography: Junichi Watanabe Producer: Animation producer: Katsuhiko Nozawa Art Conceptual Design: Nobuhito Sue Associative Producer: Nobuhiro Osawa Collaborative Producer: Tokuji Hasegawa Color design: Sachiko Shibutani Digital Authoring: Koji Tanaka Music producer: Shunji Inoue Theme Song Lyrics: KOTOKO Theme Song Performance: | Ai Shimizu as Karen Onodera Daisuke Namikawa as Maiku Kamishiro Mai Nakahara as Miina Miyafuji Hiroaki Miura as Matagu Shidou Kenichi Suzumura as Kousei Shimazaki Kikuko Inoue as Mizuho Kazami Michiko Neya as Tsubaki Oribe Ryoko Shintani as Haruko Shidou Tomoko Kaneda as Marie Yukari Tamura as Ichigo Morino Ayako Kawasumi as Koishi Herikawa Chinami Nishimura as Nat-chan Daiki Matsubayashi as Male student (ep 5) Daisuke Kirii as Male student (ep 4) Daisuke Ono as Hiroto Tabata as Male student (ep 8) Hitomi Nabatame as Female student (ep 4) Kouta Nemoto as Eto Kumi Sakuma as Futaba Mashita Makoto Naruse as Student (ep 13) Masashi Ogawa as Male student (ep 8) Masayo Hosono as Haruko's mother (ep 12) Masumi Asano as Akina Sagawa Mitsuo Iwata as Hyosuke Magumo Miyuki Sawashiro as Yuuka Yashiro Miyuki Uehara as Broadcast voice (ep 4) Naomi Shindoh as Kikuchi (ep 1) Natsuko Kuwatani as TV show voice (ep 13) Nobuyuki Tanaka as Male student (ep 4) Satoshi Katougi as Male student (ep 5) Sayaka Ohara as Kaede Mizusumi (ep 13) Sayori Ishizuka as Female student (ep 4) Souichiro Hoshi as Kei Kusanagi Takahiro Mizushima as Student (ep 13) Takashi Kubota as Male student (ep 5) Takuo Kawamura as Gonta Tomokazu Sugita as Masaomi Yamada Yugo Takahashi as Uehara Yuko Goto as Female student (ep 4) Yuuki Tai as Ando | |||||||
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Translation: Rika Takahashi ADR Script: Tony Oliver Executive producer: Ken Iyadomi Producer: Taku Otsuka Production Assistant: Tatsuhiro Nishiuchi Supervising Sound Engineer: Patrick Rodman Voice Direction: Tony Oliver | Jan Irving as Miina Miyafuji Johnny Yong Bosch as Maiku Kamishiro Lara Jill Miller as Karen Onodera Bridget Hoffman as Mizuho Kazami Crispin Freeman as Kousei Shimazaki Jessica Straus as Tsubaki Oribe Julie Ann Taylor as Ichigo Morino Sandy Fox as Marie Sherry Lynn as Akina Sagawa Dave Wittenberg as Kei Kusanagi Jessica Gee as Female Announcer Julie Maddalena as Yuka Karen Strassman as Kikuchi Michelle Ruff as Koishi Herikawa Philece Sampler as Futaba Mashita Richard Cansino as Etoh Therese Nguyen as Haruko Shidou Tony Oliver as Tony Schnur as Matagu Shidou Wendee Lee as Natchan | |||||||
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