Attacker You! (TV)
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Director: Kazuyuki Okaseko Script: Episode Director: Music: Shiro Sagisu Original creator: Shizuo Koizumi (novel "Ima, Hakkyu wa Ikiru") Original Character Design: Jun Makimura Character Design: Kyomu Fukuda Art director: Kazuhiro Arai Animation director: Background Art: Ken Kawai Planning: Theme Song Performance: Harumi Kamo | Yuko Kobayashi as Yu Hazuki Eriko Hara as Oki Hiroko Nishi as Oki Kazuyuki Sogabe as Shingo Mitamura Keaton Yamada as Announcer Naoko Matsui as Nami Hayase Roko Takizawa as Taka Runa Akiyama as Sunny Satoko Kitô as Meiko "Chibi" Nanao Kumiko Takizawa as Kanako Tajima Michihiro Ikemizu as Toshihiko Hazuki Rei Igarashi as Mina Shigezou Sasaoka as Coach Daimon Yumi Takada as Eri Takigawa | |||||||
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Theme Song Performance: Valérie Barouille | Jackie Berger as Jeanne Hazuki Thierry Bourdon as Serge Takiki Anne Kerylen as Catherine Privat as Christian Pelissier as Mr Daïmon Hélène David as Joelle Guigui as Odile Schmitt as Kira Sabuki Pierre Fromont as Toshiko Hazuki Thierry Bourdon as Danny Mitamura Anne Kerylen as Brigitte Lecordier as Kira (voix de remplacement) Catherine Privat as Christian Pelissier as Danièle Hazan as Marie et Mme Tajima (épisode 4) Hélène David as Joelle Guigui as Marie-Laure Beneston as Odile Schmitt as Sina Pierre Fromont as Thierry Bourdon as Vincent Ropion as | |||||||
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Assistant Director Of Dubbing: Francesco Vivaldi Director Of Dubbing: Willy Moser Theme Song Performance: Cristina D'Avena | Barbara De Bortoli as Mila (Yu) Rita Baldini as Nami Hayase Anna Teresa Eugeni as Signorina Tajima (2nd voice) Claudia Razzi as Francesco Prando as Mitamura (1st voice) Laura Boccanera as Kaori Tachigawa (1st voice) Luca Ward as Yamaoka (2nd voice) Maura Cenciarelli as Yugina (2nd voice) Mauro Bosco as Toshiko Monica Ward as Riccardo Rossi as Saguru Rita Baldini as Roberto Del Giudice as Mitamura (2nd voice) Rosalinda Galli as Sergio Matteucci as Telecronista Teo Bellia as Kento Vittorio Guerrieri as Shiro | |||||||
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