Negima!? (TV)
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Negima!? DVD 2
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| Negima!? - Part 2 (DVD 2) 2009-03-31 (from $35.74) |
| Negima!? - Part One (DVD 1) 2008-12-16 (from $44.99) |
Director: Akiyuki Shinbo Series Composition: Kenichi Kanemaki Music: Kei Haneoka Original creator: Ken Akamatsu Character Design: Kazuhiro Ota Art director: Megumi Kato Chief Animation Director: Minoru Mihara Sound director: Yota Tsuruoka Director of Photography: Shinichiro Eto Producer: Animation producer: Mitsutoshi Kubota Background Art: Clean-Up Animation: Collaboration: Color Inspection: Izumi Takizawa Color setting: Izumi Takizawa Colour Design: Editing: Kazuhiko Seki In-Between Animation: Chie Sekiguchi Key Animation: Photography: Shinichiro Eto Sound Effects: Minoru Yamada Sound Production Manager: Yoshimi Sugiyama Theme Song Arrangement: Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: Video Editing: Saori Tadokoro Visual Effects: Motoi Sakai | Akemi Kanda as Asuna Kagurazaka Rina Satou as Negi Springfield Ai Bandou as Misora Kasuga Ai Nonaka as Konoka Konoe Akane Omae as Sakurako Shiina Akeno Watanabe as Chachamaru Karakuri Ayana Sasagawa as Kazumi Asakura Azumi Yamamoto as Akira Ookouchi Chiwa Saito as Anya Hazuki Tanaka as Ku Fei Junko Minagawa as Ayaka Yukihiro Kimiko Koyama as Fuuka Narutaki Kotomi Yamakawa as Ako Izumi Madoka Kimura as Yuuna Akashi Mai Aizawa as Natsumi Murakami Mai Kadowaki as Satomi Hakase Mami Deguchi as Madoka Kugimiya Mamiko Noto as Nodoka Miyazaki Mari Kanou as Fumika Narutaki Masashi Yabe as Camomile Albert Megumi Takamoto as Chao Rinshen Miho Sakuma as Mana Tatsumiya Misa Kobayashi as Chizuru Naba Miyuki Sawashiro as Nekane Springfield Naomi Inoue as Satsuki Yotsuba Natsuko Kuwatani as Yue Ayase Norihiro Inoue as Takamichi T. Takahata Ryoko Shiraishi as Kaede Nagase Sawa Ishige as Haruna Saotome Shizuka Itou as Misa Kakizaki Yu Kobayashi as Setsuna Sakurazaki Yui Horie as Makie Sasaki Yuka Inokuchi as Zazie Rainyday Yuki Matsuoka as Evangeline A.K. McDowell Yumi Shimura as Chisame Hasegawa Yuri Shiratori as Sayo Aisaka Chiwa Saito as Motsu Cho as Yamada-san Mahito Tsujimura as Konoemon Konoe Miyuki Sawashiro as Shichimi Mugihito as Narration Tomoko Ogawa as Konoka's mother (ep 12) | |||||||
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ADR Director: Script: Translation: Shoko Oono Executive producer: Gen Fukunaga Producer: ADR Engineer: DVD Authoring: DVD Compression: DVD Editor: Jeremy Jimenez DVD Menu Audio: Duane Deering DVD Menu Design: Ian Bailon DVD Producer: Clarine Harp DVD Quality Control: Head Writer: Eric Vale Line Producer: Colleen Clinkenbeard Mix Engineer: Evan Jones Music Director: Brina Palencia Post Production Assistant: Anthony Benavides (Entire Series) Production Assistant: Susie Nixon Rotoscoping: Niki Cooper (Ep. 14-26) Subtitling: Talent Coordinator: Tara Williams Theme Song Performance: Video Editor: Video Post-Production Coordinator: Margaret Yabs Video Post-Production Director: Brandon Tyler | Greg Ayres as Negi Springfield Luci Christian as Asuna Kagurazaka Amber Cotton as Yuuna Akashi Amy Rosenthal as Chizuru Naba Avery Rice-Williams as Ako Izumi Brina Palencia as Yue Ayase Brittney Karbowski as Anya Caitlin Glass as Carrie Savage as Cherami Leigh as Colleen Clinkenbeard as Sakurako Shiina Gwendolyn Lau as Misa Kakazaki Jamie Marchi as Haruna Saotome Kate Bristol as Sayo Aisaka Leah Clark as Nodoka Miyazaki Majken Bullard as Natsumi Murakami Mark Stoddard as Takamichi T. Takahata Mary Morgan as Madoka Kugimiya Stephanie Young as Mana Tatsumiya Trina Nishimura as Lingshen Chao Wendy Powell as Misora Kasuga Alison Retzloff as Alison Viktorin as Brina Palencia as Shichimi Brittney Karbowski as Dark Evangeline (ep. 14) Cherami Leigh as Young Setsuna (ep. 12) Chris Cason as Albert Chamomile Christopher Bevins as Doctor Poo (Ep. 10) Christopher R. Sabat as Narrator Clarine Harp as Kaede Nagase Cole Brown as Yamada (Ep. 8) Cynthia Cranz as Gwendolyn Lau as J. Michael Tatum as Nagi Springfield Kate Oxley as Makie Sasaki Laura Bailey as Luci Christian as Young Asuna (ep. 16) Mike McFarland as Magic School Principal (Ep. 1) Monica Rial as R Bruce Elliott as Dean Konoe Stephanie Young as Trina Nishimura as Motsu | |||||||
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| (none) | Rubina Kuraoka as Negi Springfield Tanya Kahana as Asuna Kagurazaka Anja Rybiczka as Chizuru Ann Vielhaben as Kaede Anna Predleus as Bianca Krahl as Ku Fei Cathleen Gawlich as Nekane Catrin Dams as Yue Ayase Daniela Reidies as Sakurako Diana Borgward as Evangeline Esra Vural as Setsuna Gabi Schramm as Natsumi Gerald Schaale as Camo Ilona Otto as Haruna Saotome Jill Böttcher as Konoka Konoe Julia Stoepel as Anya Kathrin Neusser as Chao Luisa Wiezoreck as Misa Magdalena Turba as Maria Sumner as Yuna Marie Schramm as Kazumi Millie Forsberg as Nodoka Miyazaki Olaf Reichmann as Thousand Master Sabine Winterfeldt as Sarah Riedel as Chachamaru Sonja Scherff as Makie Svantje Wascher as Thomas Hailer as Rektor Thomas Schmuckert as Takamichi Takahata | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Pocholo Gonzales Translation: Emsie Reyes | John John Gementiza as Negi Springfield Benjie Dorango as Takamichi T. Takahata Brian Ligsay as Jo Carol Fernandez as Margaret McRae as Owen Caling as Chachamaru Pinky Rebucas as Asuna Kagurazaka Ryan Ang as Chamo Sherwin Revestir as Nekane Yvette Tagura as Yvonne Mejala as Konaka | |||||||
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This week, the dried-
Spit and polish notwithstanding, you're better off sticking to the television series.
Nearly smothered under outlandishly risqué costuming and retread story ideas is some surprisingly entertaining content which mixes humor with a semblance of true sentiment and actual plot. Although still far from great, the series is definitely better in its second half than it looked like at first.
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The problems with this second half are not enough to derail the show, but the experience is way less satisfying than it should be. Such is the power of its characters that I still can't help but love the whole package.
The manga version puts the focus back on the most interesting character: the Count himself. As a result, the plot reaches full steam in a very powerful way—but sadly gets derailed in the later chapters.
It's a film that defies any and all expectations of both medium and genre, that makes us marvel and has really little time to do much else.
The clues it contains about the future direction of Guts' journey—and the relentless monster action—ultimately save it, but unless the series regains its bearings soon this will begin to qualify as a genuine slump.