Marmalade Boy (TV)
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Marmalade Boy Movie (prequel)
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| Marmalade Boy - DVD Box Set 1 (DVD) 0000-00-00 |
| Marmalade Boy (DVD 1) 2004-04-27 |
| Marmalade Boy - Ultimate Scrapbook 1 DVD Box Set (DVD 1) 2004-04-27 |
| Marmalade Boy - Ultimate Scrapbook 2 DVD Box Set (DVD 2) 2004-10-26 (from $55.99) |
| Marmalade Boy - Ultimate Scrapbook 3 DVD Box Set (DVD 3) 2005-01-25 |
| Marmalade Boy - Ultimate Scrapbook 4 DVD Box Set (DVD 4) 2005-04-26 |
Series director: Akinori Yabe Series Composition: Aya Matsui Script: Episode Director: Music: Keiichi Oku Original Manga: Wataru Yoshizumi Character Design: Yoshihiko Umakoshi Art director: Kunihiro Chida Background Art: Editing: Masaaki Hanai Key Animation: Performance Of Second Theme: Yasuhiro Mizushima Photography: Akemi Kimura Planning: Production Advancement: Production manager: Recording: Kimitaka Kawasaki Sound Effects: Takahisa Ishino Theme Song Arrangement: Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Performance: | Jun'ichi Kanemaru as Ginta Suou Kikuko Inoue as Anju Kitahara Mariko Kouda as Miki Koishikawa Ryotaro Okiayu as Yuu Matsuura Shinichirou Ohta as Satoshi Miwa Tohru Furuya as Shin'ichi Namura Wakana Yamazaki as Meiko Akizuki Akira Ishida as Kei Tsuchiya Aya Hisakawa as Arimi Suzuki Hikaru Midorikawa as Michael Grant Kazunari Tanaka as Tsutomu Rokutandou Sakura Tange as Suzu Sakuma Youko Kawanami as Rumi Koishikawa Yuka Koyama as Jinny Golding Atsushi Kisaichi as Alex Ayako Ono as Saki Bin Shimada as Youji Matsuura Chie Satou as Uchiyama Chizu Yonemoto as boy (ep 7) Daisuke Sakaguchi as Yamaguchi Hideyuki Tanaka as Jin Koishikawa Hiroko Emori as Chiyako Matsuura Ikuya Sawaki as Rihito Sakuma Izumi Kikuchi as Mayu Jun Kisaichi as Rokuntanda's Friend Kazunari Tanaka as Keiko Han as Kei's mother Ken Yamaguchi as Takuji Kijima Kiyoyuki Yanada as Meiko's father Kouji Totani as Yoshimitsu Miwa Machiko Toyoshima as Mami Matsui as Eddie Mariko Onodera as Masato Hirano as Genta Kitahara Masato Oba as Producer Takemura Megumi Urawa as Ryoko Momoi Michiko Abe as Meiko's mother Midori Nakazawa as Tomishige Miki Inoue as Yayoi Takase (eps. 42, 58+) Nana Yamaguchi as Vice Principal Naoko Nakamura as Keiko Naoko Watanabe as Chris Nobou Satouchi as Shinpan Nobuhiko Kazama as Nobuyuki Hiyama as William Matheson Noriyuki Hori as Reiji Tsuchiya (eps. 1-63) Sakiko Tamagawa as Mio Hagiwara Sanae Takagi as Shiho Niiyama as Doris Shinji Nakae as Principal Takeshi Endo as Director Miyajima Tomohisa Asou as Nishida Tomokazu Seki as Toshiyuki Morikawa as Brian Grant Wataru Takagi as Akira Mizutani Yasuhiko Kawazu as Mr. Rainy Yoshiyuki Kouno as Yuka Ohno as Akizuki's maid Yukitoshi Hori as Reiji Tsuchiya (eps. 64+) Yuko Nagashima as | |||||||
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Director: Olivia Venegas Script: Art director: Matt Alford Executive producer: Associate producer: Daisuke Kinouchi Creative Director: Jennifer Wagner DVD Menu's: Gary Shum Final Mix: Michael Clark Packaging Design: Matt Alford Production Assistant: Sean Kelley Production manager: Mutsumi Miyazaki Recording engineer: Story Editor: Jennifer Wagner Sweetening: Michael Clark Translation Supervisor: Daisuke Kinouchi | Jack Aubree as Kate Davis as Meiko Akizuki Michael Lindsay as Yuu Matsuura Michelle Ruff as Miki Koishikawa Carrie Savage as Arimi Suzuki Henry Banks as Kei Tsuchiya Tara Platt as Jinny Alex Lowell as Meiko's Mother Anthony Robert as Brian Grant Chris Kent as Cindy Robinson as Conner Holly as Youji Matsuura Deborah Sale Butler as Debra Cunningham as Assistant Principal Kyoto Dorothy Elias-Fahn as Nurse Doug Erholtz as Gil Ramsee as Boy Student 3 (Ep. 55) Henry Banks as Cop Jack Aubree as Jennifer Sekiguchi as Jennifer Wagner as Schoolmate (Ep. 74) John Smallberries as Doctor Julie Ann Taylor as Doris O'Connor Kate Davis as Kay Jensen as Kristy Pape as Rei Kijima Liam O'Brien as Marvin Lee as Sakai Mia Bradly as Michael Lindsay as Yamasaki Michael McConnohie as Michael Sorich as Michelle Ruff as Olivia Venegas as Schoolmate (Ep. 74) Richard Epcar as Ron Allen as Principal Sam Regal as Sean Roberts as Tom Anthony as Tsutomu Rokutanda Tony Oliver as Wendee Lee as Will Barrett as Jin Koishikawa Yuri Lowenthal as Ginta Suou Zoe Oliver as Meiko's Mother | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Translation: Alessandra Moura (Spain dub) Executive producer: Hernán Schmidt (Telefilms / ETC) Theme Song Performance: | Amalia Cantarero as Miki Koishikawa (Spain dub) Iván Jara as Yuu Matsuura (Spain dub) Jaime Roca as Ginta Suou (Spain dub) Jorge Araneda as Yuu Matsuura Jorge Araneda J. as Yuu Matsuura Julia Martínez as Meiko Akizuki (Spain dub) Laura Olazabal as Miki Koishikawa Alfredo Martínez as Carlos Carvajal as Ginta Suou Elena Ruiz as Jinny Golding (Spain dub) Gianina Talloni as Suzu Sakuma Isabel Gaudi as Suzu Sakuma (Spain dub) Pedro Tena as Kei Tsuchiya (Spain dub) Pilar Dominguez as Rosario Zamora as Arimi Suzuki Alejandro Trejo as Jin Koishikawa Amalia Cantarero as Madre de Kei (Spain dub) Carol Knuckey as Rumi Koishikawa Gianina Talloni as Chigusa Isabel Gaudi as Isabel Quinteros as Chiyako Matsuura Jaime Roca as Jessica Toledo as Doris José Alberto Sánchez as Satoshi Miwa (Spain dub) Julia Martínez as Keyros Guillén as Meiko Akizuki Milagros Fernández as Pablo Ausensi as Pedro Tena as Pilar Dominguez as Rais David Báscones as William Matheson (Spain dub) Rodrigo Saavedra as William Matheson Viviana Navarro as Anju Kitahara Iván Jara (Spain dub) Jaime Roca (Spain dub) Pedro Tena (Spain dub) Pilar Dominguez (Spain dub) | |||||||
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Script: Executive producer: Nicola Bartolini Carrassi Dialogue: Nicola Bartolini Carrassi Director Of Dubbing: Loredana Nicosia Mixing: Moreno Grossi Pometti Post Production Cordinator: Nicola Bartolini Carrassi Publisher: Nicola Bartolini Carrassi (TV) Synchronization: Giancarlo Martino | Diego Sabre as Steve Elisabetta Spinelli as Miki Emanuela Pacotto as Meri Marco Balzarotti as Nik Monica Mantegazza as Angela Patrizio Prata as Ghinta Simone D'Andrea as Yuri Alessandra Karpoff as Arimi (1st voice) Caterina Rochira as Rumi, madre naturale di Miki Cinzia Massironi as Arimi (2nd voice) Davide Garbolino as Alessandro Debora Magnaghi as Susy Gualtiero Scola as Michael Grant Marcella Silvestri as Jinny Golding Nicola Bartolini Carrassi as William Caterina Rochira as Madre di Alessandro Claudio Moneta as Willy Claudio Ridolfo as Dania Cericola as Doris O'Conner Daniele Demma as Diego Sabre as Mark Fabrizio De Giovanni as Brian Grant Gianfranco Gamba as Jin, padre naturale di Miki Gianluca Iacono as Freddie Giusy Di Martino as Lisa Gualtiero Scola as Jimmy Luca Bottale as Andrea Mariagrazia Errigo as Laila Patrizia Scianca as Katia, madre naturale di Yuri Riccardo Peroni as Christopher, padre naturale di Yuri Roberta Gallina Laurenti as Tony Fuochi as Padre di Alessandro | |||||||
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