Popotan (TV)
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Popotan DVD 2
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| Popotan - DVD Box Set (DVD) 2007-08-14 |
| Popotan - Complete Collection (DVD) 2009-10-27 (from $21.99) |
| Popotan - Vanishing House (DVD 1) 2004-12-07 (from $5.00) |
| Popotan - Enigma (DVD 2) 2005-02-22 (from $5.00) |
| Popotan - Decisions of the Heart (DVD 3) 2005-04-26 (from $5.00) |
Director: Shinichiro Kimura Script: Jukki Hanada Storyboard: Shinichiro Kimura Music: Osamu Tezuka Character Design: Rondo Mizukami Art director: Character Conceptual Design: Poyoyon Rock Sound director: Yota Tsuruoka Director of Photography: Tsuguo Ozawa Producer: Animation: Haruka Sakurai Color design: Hiroshi Hibino Composite: Chie Nakamura Design: Haruka Sakurai Editing: Takeshi Seyama Music producer: Yoshiyuki Inoue Series Story Editor: Jukki Hanada Theme Song Performance: | Halko Momoi as Masumi Asano as Sayaka Ohara as Ayako Kawasumi as Mai Kadowaki as Rumi Shishido as Yuuji Takada as Ai Nonaka as Akira Kosaka as Chiwa Saito as Eri Mizuhara as Eriko Nakamura as Fumi Morisawa as Hideyuki Hori as Hiroki Shimowada as Hisayo Mochizuki as Kanako Hattori as Katsuhiro Harasawa as Katsuya Shiga as Ken Takeuchi as Kenichi Suzumura as Kousuke Toriumi as Kôzô Shioya as Mai Nakahara as Mariko Suzuki as Mikako Takahashi as Miwa Sugihara as Noriko Shitaya as Rina Satou as Risa Hayamizu as Ryou Hirohashi as Sakura Nogawa as Sawa Ishige as Shinji Kawada as Susumu Chiba as Takeshi Koyama as Tarou Masuoka as Tomoko Kawakami as Tomomichi Nishimura as Yasuhiko Kawazu as Yoshizato Mizuhara as Yui Itsuki as Yuki Kaida as Yurika Ochiai as | |||||||
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Executive producer: Hideki 'Henry' Goto Producer: Kevin Chu Adaption: Robin Sutherland Dialogue Editing: Production Coordination: Dennis Hrehoriac Re-Recording Mixing: Jan Deny Recording engineer: Ryan Olszewski Subtitle Coordinator: Warren Opheim Subtitling: Kevin McKeown Video Post-Production: Voice Direction: Rob Bakewell (1-12) | Jocelyne Loewen as Nicole Bouma as Nicole Oliver as Anna Cummer as Brian Drummond as Kirby Morrow as Tabitha St. Germain as Alexandra Carter as Andrew Toth as Brenna O'Brien as Chantal Strand as Colin Murdock as French Tickner as Kelly Sheridan as Maggie Blue O'Hara as Matthew Erickson as Michael Dobson as Nicole Leroux as Nicole Oliver as Peter New as Rebecca Shoichet as Reece Thompson as Sharon Alexander as Tabitha St. Germain as Ted Cole as Vanessa Morley as | |||||||
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