Legend of the Mystical Ninja (TV)
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| Legend of the Mystical Ninja - DVD Complete Collection (DVD) 2006-05-30 (from $28.99) |
| Legend of the Mystical Ninja - Goemon the Good (DVD 1) 2003-12-30 (from $3.00) |
| Legend of the Mystical Ninja - The Fight for Justice (DVD 2) 2004-02-10 (from $3.00) |
| Legend of the Mystical Ninja - A New Villain (DVD 3) 2004-03-23 (from $3.00) |
| Legend of the Mystical Ninja - Love is A Powerful Weapon (DVD 4) 2004-05-04 (from $3.00) |
| Legend of the Mystical Ninja - Treachery & Allegiance (DVD 5) 2004-06-15 (from $3.00) |
Director: Masayoshi Yatabe Script: Yasushi Hirano Storyboard: Futa Morita Music: Yasunori Tsuchida Character Design: Masayuki Hiraoka Animation director: Kazunobu Fuse Producer: Kouki Matsuura Series Creator: Yashusi Hirano Theme Song Arrangement: Nagayume Tanaka (ED) Theme Song Composition: Nagayume Tanaka (ED) Theme Song Lyrics: Yumi Tsuyuki (ED) Theme Song Performance: Mie Kuribayashi (ED) | Tomoko Kojima as Tsukasa Ishikawa Yasunori Matsumoto as Goemon Kenichi Ogata as Ebisumaru Kyoko Hikami as Asuka Sakura Tange as Omitsu Toshiyuki Morikawa as Seppukumaru Aya Hisakawa as Yae Chika Sakamoto as Noboru's Mom Isshin Chiba as Junichi Sugawara as Chief Detective Kouyou Sakuma as Tomoe Nishimura Kumi Sakuma as Nyanko Masaki Aizawa as Dekata Detective Masateru Aizawa as Makuamuge Masato Amada as Hattarino Michiko Neya as Tsukasa's Mother Yasunori Matsumoto as Impact Yoshinori Fujita as Noboru Yuji Ueda as Jojima Yuri Shiratori as Rokudenashi Yuuichi Nagashima as Director | |||||||
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Director: Scott McClennen Script: Dan Dietz Executive producer: Producer: Scott McClennen Editing: International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Mixing: Wade Shemwell Post-Production Manager: Shelly Thomas Production Assistant: Project Translator: Ikuko Overbeck Recording engineer: Sound Design: Wade Shemwell Subtitle Script: Joshua Carvalho Subtitle Timing: Joshua Carvalho | Tiffany Grant as Tsukasa Vic Mignogna as Goemon Chris Patton as Ebisumaru David Born as George Manley as Impact Greg Ayres as Sasuke Hilary Haag as Asuka Jessica Boone as Yae Jim McClellan as Monoshiri John Swasey as Protein Kira Vincent-Davis as Omitsu Andrew Klimko as Andy McAvin as Tsukasa's Dad Chris Patton as Itakaro Ed Paez as Director Greg Ayres as Hatarino Kevin Corn as Noboru Lorinda Boyd as Tsukasa's Mom Monica Rial as Patricia Duran as Randy Sparks as Principal Rick Piersall as Makuamuuge Shelley Calene-Black as Noboru's Mom Tony Oller as Mini | |||||||
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