Animation Runner Kuromi 2 (OAV)
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| Animation Runner Kuromi 2 (DVD) 2006-05-09 (from $14.99) |
Director: Akitaro Daichi Script: Aki Itami Storyboard: Akitaro Daichi Music: Toshio Masuda Character Design: Hajime Watanabe Art director: Chikako Shibata Animation director: Hajime Watanabe Sound director: Kazuya Tanaka Director of Photography: Yoshihisa Oyama Executive producer: Yoko Tsuboi Producer: Akira Yamaguchi Animation Check: Shuji Maruyama Assistant director: Harumi Tamano Assistant Editor: Kumiko Sakamoto Background Art: Color design: Harumi Takahoshi Digital Paint: Editing: Masahiro Matsumura In-Between Animation: Key Animation: Photography: Production Advancement: Yukari Hitano Production Desk: Yuriko Hidano (Animation Runner!) Production Director: Masayuki Watanabe Recording: Yasunori Ebina Recording Assistant: Fumiko Gotō Sound Effects: Ijo Okuda (Suwara Pro) Sound Producer: Tetsu Hirata Sound Production Manager: Masakatsu Oomuro Special Effects: Asami Yamashita Theme Song Performance: Kaori Asou (ED) Title Logo Design: Norihiko Nezu (C Square) VTR Editing: Kazunori Okada | Kaori Asou as Mikiko "Kuromi-chan" Oguro Kouji Ishii as Rei Takashimadaira Reiko Yasuhara as Hamako Shihonmatsu Akemi Okamura as Aoi Fukami Eiji Itô as Mizuho Tanonaka Kazuya Ichijou as Seiichiro Haryu Mayumi Misawa as Mai Horaguchi Yoshiaki Matsumoto as Hassaku Hozomi Akitaro Daichi as Studio Acohida's Production Assistant Kazuya Ichijou as Catman Kouji Ishii as President Makoto Yasumura as Animator A Masashi Yabe as Masuo Amada as Mieko Ichikawa as Battobi Rika Komatsu as Yuri (Time Journeys) Shinji Suzuki as Charmy Tatsuo Sato as Yamitaro Yuuichi Nagashima as Nonki Hayama | |||||||
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ADR Script: Tom Wayland Executive producer: John O'Donnell Producer: Stephanie Shalofsky ADR Engineer: In-House Production: Alex Shum Mixing: Questar Welsh Production Coordination: Erin Kinnee Video Production Manager: Tim Werenko Voice Direction: Tom Wayland | Carol Jacobanis as Hamako Shihonmatsu Dan Green as Rei Takashimadaira Lisa Ortiz as Mikiko "Kuromi-chan" Oguro Angora Deb as Dan Green as Seiichiro Haryu Eric Stuart as Mike Pollock as Yu Tokahara Rachael Lillis as Mai Horaguchi Tom Wayland as Nonki Hayami Wayne Grayson as Hassaku Hozumi | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Thomas Guitard | Bruno Magne as Rei Takashimadaira Geneviève Doang as Kuromi Nadine Bellion as Hamako Shihonmatsu Alexandre Coadour as Seiichiro Haryu Bruno Meyere as Mizuo Tanonaka Christèle Billault as Mai Horaguchi Damien Da Silva as Hassaku Hozomi Sophie Legrand as Aoi Fukami Damien Da Silva as Catman Fanny Bloc as Pierre Bigot as Komegawa Thomas Guitard as Hayama | |||||||
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Producer: Ekkehard Holzer Additional Dialogue Director: ADR Engineer: Dustin Aßmuteit Dialogue Director: Mixing And Mastering Engineer: Dustin Aßmuteit Theme Song Lyrics: Marco Konar Theme Song Performance: Annett Perka (ED 'Kein Weg zu weit') | Annett Perka as Mikiko "Kuromi" Oguro Renier Baaken as Rei Takashimadaira Birte Baumgardt as Battobi Dustin Aßmuteit as Hassaku Hozumi Fabienne Franken as Hamako Shihonmatsu Leslie Keane as Aoi Fukami Mark O'Conner as Seiichiro Haryu Petra Glunz-Grosch as Mai Horaguchi René Dawn-Claude as Mizuho Tanonaka Klaus Dittmann as Matheus Dudek as Nonki Hayama | |||||||
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