Sasami: Magical Girls Club Season 2 (TV)
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| Sasami: Magical Girls Club - Season 2 (DVD) 2008-11-25 (from $13.59) |
Director: Nobuhiro Takamoto Series Composition: Mari Okada Music: Akifumi Tada Character Design: Shoji Hara Art director: Reiji Kasuga Chief Animation Director: Shoji Hara Sound director: Katsuyoshi Kobayashi Director of Photography: Hidetake Nakajima CG: Mitsutaka Iguchi Color setting: Akiko Tomono Sound Effects: Shizuo Kurahashi Theme Song Arrangement: Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: Magical Sweets (OP, ED) Theme Song Producer: | Himeko Shimura as Misao Shinohara Mana Ogawa as Sasami Iwakura Akiko Hiramatsu as Washu Kozuka Marin Funayama as Anri Misugi Momoko Hatano as Makoto Hozumi Saharu Kawakami as Tsukasa Takamine | |||||||
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ADR Director: Leah Clark Script: Translation: Jayme Westman Executive producer: Gen Fukunaga Producer: ADR Engineer: Assistant ADR Director: DVD Authoring: DVD Compression: DVD Editor: Jeremy Jimenez DVD Producer: Clarine Harp DVD Quality Control: Head Writer: Eric Vale Line Producer: Zach Bolton Menu Audio: Duane Deering Menu Design: Young Wang Mix Engineer: Evan Jones Music Director: Production Assistant: Susie Nixon Subtitling: Talent Coordinator: Tara Williams Theme Song Lyrics: Brina Palencia (OP, ED) Theme Song Performance: Lauren-Claire Poitevant (OP) Video Editor: Video Post-Production Coordinator: Margaret Yabs Video Post-Production Director: Brandon Tyler | Alison Viktorin as Sasami Iwakura Brina Palencia as Tsukasa Takamine Brittney Karbowski as Anri Misugi Cherami Leigh as Makoto Hozumi Monica Rial as Misao Shinohara Caitlin Glass as Chief Sorceress Colleen Clinkenbeard as Mihoshi Gina Circelli as Chinako Jamie Marchi as Sonoko Luci Christian as Trina Nishimura as Ayane Z. Charles Bolton as Ryo-Ohki Amber Cotton as Honoka Iwakura Anastasia Munoz as Andy Baldwin as Male TV Announcer (Ep. 6) Barry Yandell as Principal Brina Palencia as Magic Cat (Ep. 9) Caitlin Glass as Carrie Savage as Itoki Charles Campbell as Old Man B (Ep. 8-9) Chris Cason as Cole Brown as Old Man A (Ep. 8) Colleen Clinkenbeard as D'Lytha Myers as Misao's Mother (Ep. 12) Dana Schultes as Eric Vale as Tonobe J. Michael Tatum as Jad Saxton as Eimi Kate Oxley as Chiaki Katie Beggs as Machiyoko Kim Matula as Kristi Bingham as Laura Wetsel as Lauryn Clarkson as Leah Clark as Female TV Announcer (Ep. 6) Lindsey Garrett as Majken Bullard as Kozue Mary Morgan as Mike McFarland as Daimon Monica Rial as Phillip Cole White as Rex Clark as Bird (Ep. 8) Sean Michael Teague as Boy B (Ep. 4) Sonny Strait as Ginji Iwakura Stephanie Young as Todd Haberkorn as Toshihiko "Monta" Saruta Victoria Mancha as Wendy Powell as Keura (Ep. 10) Z. Charles Bolton as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Filipina Pamintuan | Filipina Pamintuan as Makoto Hozumi Hazel Hernan as Misao Shinohara Joanne Chua as Anri Misugi Justeen Niebres as Tsukasa Takamine Rona Aguilar as Sasami Iwakura Filipina Pamintuan as Medium Chief Wendy De Leon as Washu Hazel Hernan as Honoka Iwakura (Sasami's mother) Jefferson Utanes as Ginji Iwakura (Sasami's Father) Rona Aguilar as Itoki Vincent Gutierrez as Daimon | |||||||
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