Kamikaze Kaitou Jeanne (TV)
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Kamikaze Kaitou Jeanne
Director: Atsunobu Umezawa Music: Michiaki Kato Original Manga: Arina Tanemura Character Design: Hisashi Kagawa Art design: Yoshiyuki Shikano General Animation Supervision: Katsumi Tamegai Series Concept: Masahiro Tomita Series Script Supervisor: Sukehiro Tomita Theme Song Arrangement: Shinobu Narita (ED 1) Theme Song Lyrics: Kirito (ED 1) Theme Song Performance: | Houko Kuwashima as Maron Kusakabe/Kaitou Jeanne Akiko Yajima as Access Kumiko Nishihara as Finn Fish Naoko Matsui as Miyako Toudaiji Susumu Chiba as Chiaki Nagoya/Kaitou Sinbad Akiko Yajima as Miyako's mother Aya Sugawara as Student Chieko Arata as Chiyoko Kawashima as Maron's mother Hajimenori Miyata as Akita Harumi Asai as Student (Ep. 3) Harunori Miyata as Student (Ep. 3) Hiromi Tsuru as Jeanne d'Arc Kappei Yamaguchi as Noin Katashi Ishizuka as Kotono Mitsuishi as Saki Matsubara Kumiko Nishihara as Pakkyaramao Masafumi Kimura as Masaya Onosaka as Kaisei Megumi Shintani as Michiko Neya as Kanako Naozumi Takahashi as Minazuki, Yamato Ryotaro Okiayu as Kimura Shigeru Chiba as Toudaiji Shinpachi Tsuji as Yamakawa (Ep. 1) Showtaro Morikubo as Kagura (Ep. 22) Takuma Suzuki as Principal (Ep. 3) Tohru Furuya as Subaru (Ep. 36) Toshihiko Nakajima as Hotel Owner (Ep. 22) Wakana Yamazaki as Yuusuke Kokuri as Detective Fuyuta Kae Araki (Ep. 25) Masako Katsuki (Ep. 37-39) Tohru Furuya (Ep. 9) Yuriko Yamaguchi (Ep. 9) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Mayte Torres (Spain dub) Theme Song Performance: David (OP1,OP2, ED1,ED2, Catalan dub) | Assumpta Navascues as Maron Kusakabe/Jeanne (Catalan dub) Carmen Podio as Maron/Jeanne (Spain dub) Ana María Camps as Finn Fisshu (Catalan dub) Carlos Lladó as Chiaki Nagoya/Simbad (Catalan dub) Inés Blázquez as Miyako (Spain dub) Juan Antonio Soler as Chiaki/Sinbad (Spain dub) Mar Roca as Acces Time (Catalan dub) Miriam Valencia as Fin (Spain dub) Mònica Padrós as Miyako Todaiji (Catalan dub) Alfredo Martínez as Fuyuta/Kaiki (Spain dub) Ana Isabel Hernando as Chiaki's Mother (Spain dub) Blanca Rada as Access/Minatsuki (Spain dub) Clara García Vega as Inmaculada Gallego as Girl (Spain dub) José Núñez as Todaiji (Spain dub) Jose Luis Lozano as Policia (Spain dub) Juan Carlos Lozano as Policeman (Spain dub) Mariano García as Boy (Spain dub) Mayte Torres as Maron's Mother (Spain dub) Miguel Campos as Doctor (Spain dub) Miguel Ángel Garzón as Noin/Hijiri Shikaido (Spain dub) Rafael Torres as Haruta (Spain dub) Rais David Báscones as Natsuka/Kagura (Spain dub) | |||||||
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Theme Song Performance: Ron van Lankereen (OP Sie ist nicht zu fassen) | Sylvie Lüder-Nogler as Maron/Jeanne Christine Pappert as Miyako Toudaiji Kristina von Weltzien as Fynn Fish Tilman Borck as Chiaki/Sindbad Tim Knauer as Access Alexander Draeger as Fuyuta Andreas von der Meden as Kaiki Nagoya Celine Fontanges as Misto Dagmar Dreke as Sakura Toudaiji Eberhard Haar as Miyakos Vater Harald Pages as Yamakawa Heide Berndt as Frau Pakkyaramao Karl Heinz Möller as Natsuta Kerstin Draeger as Frau Matsubara Leonhard Mahlich as Yamato Minazuki Marc Degener as Akita Marco Kröger as Haruta Nicolas König as Shinji Robin Brosch as Noyn/Hijiri Shikaido Sascha Draeger as Fuyuta Tobias Pippig as Zen Traudl Sperber as Marons Mutter | |||||||
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