School Rumble (TV)
Related anime:
School Rumble: Extra Class (OAV) (sequel)
School Rumble: 2nd Semester (TV) (sequel)
School Rumble Sangakki (OAV) (sequel)
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Related reviews:
School Rumble DVD 6
School Rumble DVD 4
School Rumble DVD 3
School Rumble DVD 2
School Rumble + Artbox DVD 1
| Related releases: |
| School Rumble - Season One Box Set (DVD) 2008-08-12 (from $40.99) |
| School Rumble - Season 1 + OVA Viridian Collection (DVD) 2009-09-01 (from $37.49) |
| School Rumble (DVD 1) 2007-08-21 (from $6.00) |
| School Rumble (DVD 2) 2007-10-02 (from $16.99) |
| School Rumble (DVD 3) 2007-11-13 (from $6.00) |
| School Rumble (DVD 4) 2007-12-18 (from $6.00) |
| School Rumble (DVD 5) 2008-02-05 (from $6.00) |
| School Rumble (DVD 6) 2008-03-18 (from $6.00) |
| School Rumble + Artbox (DVD 1) 2007-08-21 (from $9.00) |
Director: Shinji Takamatsu Series Composition: Hiroko Tokita Script: Storyboard: Music: Toshiyuki Omori Original Manga: Jin Kobayashi Character Design: Hajime Watanabe Art director: Minoru Akiba (JACK) Animation director: Shinichi Suzuki Sound director: Kazuya Tanaka Background Art: CG Effect: Color design: Miharu Sakai (Studio M) Color Inspection: Hisashi Koyanagi Digital Paint: Digital Photography: Editing: In-Between Animation: In-Between Check: Aya Sato Key Animation: Special Effects: Megumi Matsuo Theme Song Performance: | Ami Koshimizu as Tenma Tsukamoto Hiroki Takahashi as Kenji Harima Hiroki Konishi as Ooji Karasuma Hitomi Nabatame as Mikoto Suou Kaori Shimizu as Akira Takano Mamiko Noto as Yakumo Tsukamoto Shinji Kawada as Hanai Haruki Yui Horie as Eri Sawachika Akiko Kurumado as Sasakura Yoko Daisuke Kishio as Imadori Kyousuke Hiroki Yasumoto as Tougou Masakazu Hiroyuki Yoshino as Fuyuki Hitoshi Bifu as Matakichi Itou Hitoshi Hibu as Kyouji Katou Kazuhiko Inoue as Eri's Father (ep 8) Kouji Ishii as Captain Genkai Goto (Ep. 24-25) Makoto Yasumura as Ryuuhei Suga Mika Itou as Haruki Hanai (child) Mika Kanai as Pyotr (ep 17) Mitsuhiro Ichiki as Hiroyoshi Asou Naota Taida as Shigeo Umedu Nobuyuki Hiyama as Harry Mckenzie Sayaka Ohara as Tae Anegasaki Shun Takagi as Ganji Nishimoto Takeshi Maeda as Nakamura Tomoe Oumi as Madoka Kido Tomoyuki Shimura as Tennouji Noboru Yu Kobayashi as Lala González Yukari Fukui as Sara Adiemas Yuko Sanpei as Shuuji Harima Yuu Asakawa as Itoko Osakabe Yuuka Nanri as Karen Ichijou Yuuki Tai as Nara Kentarou Yuuko Shima as Editorial member | |||||||
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ADR Director: Brina Palencia ADR Script: Executive producer: Gen Fukunaga Producer: ADR Engineer: Assistant ADR Director: DVD Authoring: DVD Editor: Jeremy Jimenez DVD Menu Audio: Nathan Madsen DVD Menu Design: DVD Producer: Clarine Harp DVD Production Assistant: DVD Quality Control: Head Writer: John Burgmeier Line Producer: Colleen Clinkenbeard Mix Engineer: Rotoscoping: Josh Tyler Talent Coordinator: Tara Williams Video Editor: | Brandon Potter as Kenji Harima Luci Christian as Tenma Tsukamoto Brina Palencia as Mikoto Suou Caitlin Glass as Yakumo Tsukamoto Chris Cason as Haruki Hanai Dave Trosko as Kyousuke Imadori Eric Vale as Oji Karasuma Leah Clark as Eri Sawachika Trina Nishimura as Akira Takano Bob Carter as Mover (Ep. 14) Caitlin Glass as Carrie Savage as Karen Ichijo Chris Cason as Pyotr (Ep. 17) Christopher Bevins as Iwashi Otani (Ep. 24-25) Chuck Huber as Editor (Ep. 9) Colleen Clinkenbeard as Dana Schultes as Bus Guide (Ep. 4) Eric Pulido as Pedro González (Ep. 20) Eric Vale as Sekiyama (Ep. 22) Greg Ayres as Kazuya Tanaka (Ep. 7) Gwendolyn Lau as Sara Adiemus J. Michael Tatum as Hiroyoshi Asō Jaime Rivera as Ganji Nishimoto Jamie Marchi as Jason Liebrecht as Jennifer Green as Jim Foronda as John Michael as Crewcut (Ep. 24-25) Kate Oxley as Mai Otsuka Kent Williams as Kevin M. Connolly as Laura Bailey as Tsumugi Yuuki Lydia Mackay as Yoko Sasakura Maeghan Albach as Girlfriend (Ep. 15) Mark Lancaster as Mark Stoddard as Katou Mike McFarland as Monica Rial as Orion Pitts as Takeuchi Fuyuki R Bruce Elliott as Randy Tallman as Robert McCollum as Ryuuhei Suga Sonny Strait as Stephanie Young as Itoko Osakabe Todd Haberkorn as Kentarō Nara Travis Willingham as Masakazu Tougou Trina Nishimura as Yurippe Viktor Walker as Wendy Powell as P.A. Announcer (Ep. 2) | |||||||
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| (none) | Emmanuel Gradi as Harima Isabelle Volpe as Tenma François Creton as Karasuma | |||||||
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| (none) | Carmen Ambrós as Tenma Tsukamoto (Spain Dub) Nacho de Porrata as Kenji Harima (Spain Dub) Alex De Porrata as Ooji Karasuma (Spain Dub) Ana María Camps as Mikoto Suô (Spain dub) AnaMaria Campos as Mikoto Suou (Spain Dub) Carlos Lladó as Haruki Hanai (Spain dub) Isabel Muntané as Akira Takano (Spain Dub) Mònica Padrós as Yakumo Tsukamoto (Spain Dub) Victoria Ramos as Eri Sawachika (Spain Dub) Alex De Porrata as Kentarô Nara (Spain dub) Angel de Gracia as Shigeo Umezu (Spain dub) Berta Cortés as Reportera (Spain dub) Claudio Domingo as Harry MacKenzie (Spain dub) Enrique Hernández as Masahiro Kôzu (Spain dub) Lucas Cisneros as Kyôsuke Imadori (Spain dub) Mar Roca as Lala (Spain dub) Marc Zanni as Ganji Nishimoto (Spain dub) Pepe Mediavilla as Genkai Gotô , el capitan (Spain dub) Pilar Mora as Roser Vilches as Tae Anegasaki (Spain dub) Susana Damas as Itoko Osakabe (Spain dub) Vicente Gil as Noboru Tennôji (Spain dub) Francesc Belda (Spain dub) Javier Roldán (Spain dub) Mayte Supervia (Spain dub) Ramón Rocabayera (Spain dub) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: | Alessandro D'Errico as Kenji Harima Benedetta Ponticelli as Tenma Tsukamoto Federico Zanandrea as Ooji Karasuma Francesca Bielli as Akira Takano Giovanna Papandrea as Mikoto Suou Lorenzo Scattorin as Hanai Haruki Serena Clerici as Eri Sawachika Stefania de Peppe as Yakumo Tsukamoto Massimo Di Benedetto as Nara Kentaro | |||||||
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| (none) | Fabian Harloff as Kenji Harima Kristina von Weltzien as Tenma Tsukamoto Celine Fontanges as Eri Sawachika Saskia Weckler as Yakumo Tsukamoto Simona Pahl as Akira Takano Tanja Dohse as Mikoto Suou Tim Kreuer as Kyousuke Imadori Tobias Schmidt as Ooji Karasuma | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Arnold Abad | Klariz Magboo as Tenma Tsukamoto Richie Padilla as Kenji Harima Grace Cornel as Eri Sawachika Jenny Bituin as Rowena Benavidez as Mikoto Suou Christian Velarde as Imadori Kyousuke Grace Cornel as Jenny Bituin as Megumi Sagano Jon Maylas as Fuyuki Takeichi Klariz Magboo as Yoko Sasakura Pocholo Gonzales as Nara Kentarou Rowena Benavidez as | |||||||
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