Mahoromatic - Automatic Maiden (TV)
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Mahoromatic - Automatic Maiden DVD 3
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Mahoromatic: Automatic Maiden
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| Mahoromatic - Full Metal Maid Collection (DVD) (from $37.49) |
| Mahoromatic - Collection (DVD) 2009-01-13 (from $26.99) |
| Mahoromatic - Combat Maid (DVD 1) 2003-01-28 |
| Mahoromatic - Haunting Past (DVD 2) 2002-03-25 |
| Mahoromatic - A Warrior's Fate (DVD 3) 2003-05-27 |
| Mahoromatic (OST) 2003-08-19 (from $5.00) |
Director: Storyboard: Hideaki Anno (OP) Music: Toshio Masuda Original Manga: Character Design: Kazuhiro Takamura Art director: Naoko Kosakabe Chief Animation Director: Kazuhiro Takamura Animation director: Art design: Masahiro Sato Sound director: Yoshikazu Iwanami Director of Photography: Tsuguo Kozawa Producer: Color design: Yoko Mitsuhashi Editing: Takeshi Seyama Key Animation: Planning: Sound Effects: Kiyotaka Kawada Story Editor: Hiroyuki Yamaga Theme Song Lyrics: Kiyomi Kumano (ED) Theme Song Performance: | Ayako Kawasumi as Mahoro Fujiko Takimoto as Suguru Misato Asami Sanada as Chizuko Oe Atsushi Kisaichi as Kiyomi Kawahara Hideki Ogihara as Toshiya Hamaguchi Keiichi Noda as Slash Manabi Mizuno as Rin Todoroki Takehito Koyasu as To Ryuga Unshou Ishizuka as Hayato Daimon Yumi Kikuchi as Miyuki Sakura Yumi Takada as Saori Shikijo Ai Shimizu as weather girl (Ep. 4) Akifumi Endô as Asami Imai as Atsuki Tani as Town Councillor (Ep. 6) Atsushi Kisaichi as Punk A (Ep. 9) Aya Yonekura as Harune Sakura Haruka Shimazaki as Eimi Shiina Hideki Ogihara as Owner of Chinese Restaurant (Ep. 9) Jin Horikawa as Taiso Sakura Kaori Tanaka as Kazuhiro Nakata as Ryo Misato Mamiko Noto as Mother (Ep. 1) Manabi Mizuno as Masaki Tani as Town Councelor (Ep. 6) Masako Joh as Yukie Sakura Masanori Katsuragi as Megumi Kobayashi as Akine Sakura Miki Machii as Nobuaki Suenaga as male student b (Ep. 2) Nobutoshi Canna as Narration (Ep. 1) Pal Hazuki as boat captain (Ep. 4) Shinji Kawada as Tesshô Genda as Leader Toshinobu Iida as Masa Unshou Ishizuka as Narration (Ep. 7) | |||||||
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ADR Director: Tony Oliver Translation: Anna Exter ADR Script: Tony Oliver Executive producer: Hideki 'Henry' Goto Producer: Assistant producer: Mami Okada Dialogue Editing: Patrick Rodman DVD Authoring: Neal Barnes (Sentai Filmworks Re-Release) DVD Menu Design: Larry Koteff (Sentai Filmworks Re-Release) Media Coordinator: Janice Williams (Sentai Filmworks Re-Release) Production manager: Joey Goubeaud (Sentai Filmworks Re-Release) Re-Recording Mixing: Mark Rozett Recording engineer: Patrick Rodman Subtitling: Anna Exter Supervising Producer: | David Umansky as Suguru Misato Ellen Wilkinson as Mahoro Dave Lelyveld as Toshiya Hamaguchi David Lucas as Toh Ryuga Lex Lang as Slash Melissa Charles as Chizuko Michelle Ruff as Miyuki Sakura Ron Allen as Kiyomi Kawahara Tina Dixon as Chizuko Oe Wendee Lee as Saori Shikijo Anthony Mozdy as Dave Lelyveld as Fish Shop Owner Edward Villa as Mizutani (Ep 05) Lex Lang as Hayato Daimon Michael McConnohie as Michelle Ruff as Midge Mayes as Rin Ron Allen as Sue Beth Arden as Tina Dixon as Dark Blue Haired Sakura Sister Tony Oliver as Wendee Lee as | |||||||
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| (none) | Bénédicte Bosc as Mahoro Benjamin Pascal as Suguru Misato Fabien Briche as Toshiya Laurence Bréheret as Saori Shikijo | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: ADV Films (DT) | |||||||
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Translation: Niels Viveen Script Check: Kaj Schulten | (none) | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: MC Entertainment | |||||||
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| (none) | Licensed by: Proware Multimedia International Co., Ltd. | |||||||
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