Fancy Lala (TV)
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Fancy Lala (manga) (adaptation)
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| Fancy Lala - A Star is Born! (DVD 1) 2002-07-09 |
| Fancy Lala - Sharing the Spotlight! (DVD 2) 2002-09-03 |
| Fancy Lala - Taking Center Stage (DVD 3) 2002-11-05 |
| Fancy Lala - Double Duty (DVD 4) 2003-01-07 |
| Fancy Lala - Rise to Stardom (DVD 5) 2003-03-11 (from $5.49) |
| Fancy Lala - Passing Dream (DVD 6) 2003-05-06 |
| Fancy Lala - Complete Collection (DVD 1-6) 2004-11-09 |
Series director: Takahiro Omori Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Michiru Oshima Original creator: Tomomi Mochizuki Original Manga: Rurika Kasuga Character Design: Akemi Takada Art director: Animation director: Sound director: Kazuhiro Wakabayashi Producer: Filming Director: Masahide Okino Key Animation: Music producer: Akihiko Fujita Opening Animation: Planning: Script Supervisor: Tomomi Mochizuki Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: | Reiko Omori as Miho Shinohara/Fancy Lala Atsuko Tanaka as Yumi Haneishi Eiko Kanazawa as Emiko Kanno Fumie Kusachi as Miki Yumeno Hideo Ishikawa as Hiroya Aikawa Kappei Yamaguchi as Taro Yoshida Ken Narita as Komiyama Mayumi Iizuka as Anna Nozaki Michiko Neya as Mifuyu Hiiragi as Chisa Shinohara Mitsuru Miyamoto as Katsunoshin Asaka Noboru Hoshino as Yoichiro Shinohara Omi Minami as Akiru Yuuki Ryunosuke Ohbayashi as Mystery Man Shinobu Adachi as Pigu Yoshiko Sakakibara as Mamiko Shinohara Yuji Ueda as Yoshio Akemi Okamura as Sarina Masuda (ep 6) Akimitsu Takase as Old People (ep 18) Akio Nakamura as Kishi (ep 15) Chinatsu Kawagoe as Chisa Yokoyama as Sayaka Futatsugi (Ep 22) Eiji Maruyama as Old Man/Professor (ep 14) Eiji Sekiguchi as Eriko Fujimaki as Girl A (ep 23) Fumihiko Tachiki as Sponsor (ep 2) Hajime Koseki as Principal (ep 21) Hideo Ishikawa as Prince (ep 14) Hiroshi Naka as Gumbaros Coach (ep 11) Hiroshi Yanaka as Yano (ep 20) Hisayoshi Izaki as Shoichi Sakamoto (eps 16-18) Junichi Sugawara as Akiru's Father (ep 4) Kaoru Shimamura as Host (ep 5) Katsuaki Arima as Hoshizawa (eps 11,24) Kazumi Okushima as Girl (ep 14) Kenji Hamada as Kenji Nojima as Host (ep 20) Kiyoyuki Yanada as Asao Narumi (eps 6,10,13,24) Kotono Mitsuishi as Ryoko Anzai (ep 6) Kujira as Bulldog Iwata (ep 3) Masahiro Ogata as Michiko Yamamoto as Tsuruko Asaka (ep 21) Midori Shimada as Mika Kanai as Asuka Futatsugi (ep 22) Minako Takenouchi as Girl B (ep 23) Mitsuo Iwata as Takuya Sugio (ep 22) Mitsuru Ogata as Miyuki Yamamoto as Momoyo Kodama as Model (ep 5) Nanae Katou as Naoki Makishima as Floor Director (ep 3) Natsumi Asaoka as Yuka Mayuzumi (ep 21) Norio Yoshida as AD (ep 5) Reiko Omori as Princess (ep 14) Ryoko Nagata as Sachiko Miki as Yoko Shinohara (eps 16-18) Shinji Nomura as Showman (ep 12) Shinobu Adachi as Saburo Furuhata (ep 21) Shouto Kashii as Old People (ep 18) Souju Okita as Takashi Matsuo as Fish Dealer (ep 3) Takeharu Onishi as Tetsuya Iwanaga as Imaichi Toru Shinagawa as Ichiro Shinohara (eps 16-18) Toshihiko Nakajima as Toshiyuki Morikawa as Morio (ep 23) Yasuyuki Kase as Cameraman (ep 5) Yoshiko Kamei as Tappei (ep 15) You Inoue as Kuma san (Bear) (ep. 14) Yuriko Yamaguchi as Wonder Okayama (ep 20) Yuushi Sato as Chief Director (ep 17) | |||||||
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Translation: Paul Baldwin Executive producer: Ken Iyadomi Producer: Assistant Engineer: James Bailey Production Coordination: Travis Fraser Recording engineer: Ryan Manning Script Adaptation: Lucia Frangione Voice Direction: Teri Snelgrove | Katie Rowan as Miho Shinohara/Fancy Lala Chris Simms as Mog Mariette Sluyter as Miki Maureen Jones as Pog Meredith Taylor-Parry as Emiko Steve Gin as Katsunoshin Asaka Allan Boss as Komi Byron Close as Mystery Man Carol-Anne Day as Chisa Shinohara Colleen Blackmore as Serena David Pettitt as Yoichiro Shinohara Doug McKeag as Elizabeth Stepkowski as Mamkio Shinohara Jeffrey Watson as Taro Yoshida Jonathan Love as Maizun Jayoussi as Yuka Mayuzumi (ep 21) Mariette Sluyter as Mark Gatha as Matt Embry as Morio Matthew Erickson as Yoshio Maureen Jones as Miho's Grandmother Meredith Taylor-Parry as Announcer Michelle Armeneau as Onalea Gilbertson as Yumi Haneishi Roger Rhodes as Asao Narumi Scott Hendrickson as Shoichi Sakomoto Scott Roberts as Steve Olson as Victor Atelevich as Hiroya Ikawa Zoe Slusar as Saburo Furahata | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: Distributor: Arait Multimedia (Spain) | |||||||
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Script: Benedetta Brugia Director Of Dubbing: Federico Danti Theme Song Performance: Cristina D'Avena | Alessandra Karpoff as Miho Izuki/Fancy Lala Adele Pellegatta as Erika Anna Bonel as Yumi Caterina Rochira as Nonna di Miha Cinzia Massironi as Chrissy Emanuela Pacotto as Pea Federica Valenti as Peo Marco Balzarotti as Professor Asaka Mario Scarabelli as Padre di Miho Monica Bonetto as Teddy Nadia Biondini as Ririka Patrizia Scianca as Madre di Miho Patrizio Prata as Hiro Pino Pirovano as Cody Riccardo Rovatti as Mister Mistero Roberta Gallina Laurenti as Akira Simone D'Andrea as Toshio | |||||||
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| (none) | Carlo Eduardo Labalan as Taro Yoshida Ed Belo as Yoichiro Shinohara, Mystery Man | |||||||
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| (none) | Bárbara Lourenço as Lala (Portugal) | |||||||
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| (none) | Licensed by: Power International Multimedia Inc. | |||||||
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