Kodocha (TV)
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| Kodocha - Box Set 1 (Viridian Collection) (DVD) 2008-08-05 (from $24.79) |
| Kodocha - Box Set 2 (DVD) 2008-08-05 (from $23.39) |
| Kodocha (DVD 1) 2005-06-28 (from $5.00) |
| Kodocha - Hayama Hijinks (DVD 2) 2005-08-23 (from $5.00) |
| Kodocha - Crush of Truth (DVD 3) 2005-11-15 (from $5.00) |
| Kodocha - Moving and Shaking (DVD 4) 2006-01-10 (from $17.99) |
| Kodocha (DVD 5) 2006-03-07 (from $16.99) |
| Kodocha - Sana's Bombshell (DVD 6) 2006-05-02 (from $5.00) |
| Kodocha - Adult Sized Secrets (DVD 7) 2006-08-22 (from $5.00) |
| Kodocha - Sana's Duty (DVD 8) 2006-08-22 (from $5.00) |
| Kodocha (DVD 9) 2006-10-17 (from $16.99) |
| Kodocha (DVD 10) 2006-12-12 (from $16.99) |
| Kodocha (DVD 11) 2007-02-06 (from $5.00) |
| Kodocha (DVD 12) 2007-04-03 (from $5.00) |
| Kodocha - That's a Wrap (DVD 13) 2007-06-05 (from $5.00) |
| Kodocha - DVD Box Set 1 (DVD 1-6) 2007-02-27 |
| Kodocha + Artbox (DVD 7) 2006-08-08 (from $25.99) |
| Kodocha DVD1 + Box (DVD 1) 2005-06-28 (from $25.99) |
Director: Series Composition: Miharu Hirami Script: Screenplay: Music: Original creator: Miho Obana Character Design: Hajime Watanabe Art director: Animation director: Nobuyuki Tokinaga Director of Photography: Producer: Direction Support: Ryousuke Takahashi Key Animation: Sound Effect Director: Theme Song Performance: | Shizue Oda as Sana Kurata Tatsuya Nakazaki as Akito Hayama Hana Kino as Misako Kurata Harumi Ikoma as Fuuka Matsui (ep 52-102) Mayumi Misawa as Tsuyoshi Ohki Ryo Naitou as Rei Sagami Tomoko Hikita as Babbit Ai Satou as Sumire Ando Akemi Okamura as Akiko Kikuchi as Aya Sugita Akiko Nakagawa as Ayaka Saito as Mariko Sakai Azusa Nakao as Daiki Nakamura as Hinako Saeki as Hinako-chan (ep 98) Hiroko Konishi as Junko Okada as Rumiko Yokota (ep 88) Kae Araki as Kaori Asou as Mayu Tobita Kaori Yuasa as girl (ep 98) Keiko Amano as Shimura-san Makoto Tsumura as Atsushi (ep 21) Masaaki Ishikawa as Onda-san Masahiro Matsuoka as Special Guest (TOKIO, ep 1) Masanobu Hirota as Shinichi Gomi Masashi Ebara as Rick Mayumi Shou as Miyoko (ep 97) Miki Nagasawa as Minako Takenouchi as Chris (ep 84) Mitsuo Iwata as Miwa Matsumoto as Mizue Nishimori as Yukihiro Yasuda Naoki Bandou as Maeda-san Naoko Ishii as Omi Minami as Rie Iwatsubo as Ryo Naitou as Scott Saori Higashi as buchou (ep 63) Satomi Koorogi as Sisil Shiho Kikuchi as Takashi Matsuyama as Tsutomu Kashiwakura as Yoshikazu Nagano as Director Yoshiko Sakakibara as Michelle Yuji Ueda as Takuya Kimuchi (ep 30) Yukiko Matsuura as Tatsuya Kurosaki (ep 31) Yumiko Kikuchi as Hisae Kamayai Yuri Amano as Yuko Zenjiro as Zenjiro | |||||||
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ADR Director: ADR Script: Executive producer: Producer: ADR Engineer: Assistant Talent Coordinator: Scott Garner Assistant Video Editor: Audio Mixing Engineer: Evan Jones Episodes 15, 19, 28, 24, 31, 33, 34,35,: Spencer Prokop Japanese Translations: Steven J. Simmons Line Producer: Justin Cook Post-Production Assistant: Anthony Benavides (V.7-12) Production Assistant: Production Coordination: Neil Weathersbee Rotoscoping: Jeffrey Miller (1-47) Script Supervisor: Jeremy Carlile Talent Coordinator: Tara Williams Video Editor: | Jerry Jewell as Akito Hayama Laura Bailey as Sana Kurata Chris Cason as Babbit Chris Patton as Naozumi Kamura Colleen Clinkenbeard as Misako Kurata Greg Ayres as Tsuyoshi Ohki John Burgmeier as Rei Sagami John Gremillion as Takeshi Gojo Juli Erickson as Shizuka Kurata Alison Retzloff as boy on stage (ep16) Amy Rosenthal as Keiko Ashley Gonzales as Miss Mitsuya Bill Jenkins as Tomomi's Manager Brandon Potter as Kunisada (Ep. 36) Brina Palencia as Caitlin Glass as Natsumi Hayama Chris Burnett as Sashuka Christopher R. Sabat as Naru Naru Chuck Huber as Tanaka Cindy Mayfield as TV Mom Cynthia Cranz as Hisae Kumagai Daniel Penz as Doctor (Ep. 11) David Brown as O'Brian Eric Vale as Sensei (Ep. 21) Jamie Marchi as Ayumi (Ep. 26) Jeff Johnson as Mitokouman (Ep. 22) Jim Foronda as Onda Juli Erickson as Ms. Sasaki (Ep. 35) Julie Mayfield as Sumire Ando Justin Cook as Mr. Ohki Justin Pate as Mamo Kate Borneman as Mami Suzuki Kate Oxley as Mami Kent Williams as Shinichi Gomi Kevin Connoly as Manager Kevin M. Connolly as Naozumi's Manager Kyle Hebert as Leah Clark as Mayu Tomita Luci Christian as Asako Kurumi Lydia Mackay as Obana Maria Vu as Mika and {unlisted credits} Mark Stoddard as Tsu Melanie Mason as Shimura Meredith McCoy as Jackie O Michael Pandolfo as Koji Mike McFarland as Monica Rial as Aya Sugita Nicole Leigh as Yui (Ep. 26) R Bruce Elliott as Sanzou (Ep. 36) Randy Tallman as Mr. Hayama Reese Rios as Manager (Ep. 8) Shannon McGrann as Ms. Kamura Sonny Strait as Zenjiro Stephanie Young as Mrs. Tomita Steven Walters as Mr. Sakai (Ep. 22) Tierney Titus as Mariko Troy Baker as Hiroshi Z. Charles Bolton as Sanekichi | |||||||
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Script: Executive producer: Nicola Bartolini Carrassi Dialogues: Director Of Dubbing: Guido Rutta Mixing: Publisher: Nicola Bartolini Carrassi Synchronization: Theme Song Performance: Transcription: Video Postproduction: Tiziano Pellegris | Marcella Silvestri as Rossana Renata Bertolas as Rossana (Singing Voice) Alessandra Karpoff as Alyssa Anna Bonel as Peggy (Keiko), vera madre di Rossana Anna Maria Tulli as Charles Caterina Rochira as Nonna Rosemary Cinzia Massironi as Claudio Moneta as Dania Cericola as Daniela Fava as Daniela Trapelli as Madre di George Davide Garbolino as Debora Magnaghi as Fanny Diego Sabre as Elda Olivieri as Alicia (Asako Kurumi) Elisabetta Spinelli as Melly (2nd voice) Emanuela Pacotto as Marine (Mami Suzuki) Federica Valenti as Margareth (Hisae Kumagai) Flavia Fantozzi as Yuko Gianfranco Gamba as Padre di Eric (1st voice) Gianluca Machelli as Robby (Rei Sagami) (singing voice) Giorgio Bonino as Thaddeus Green (Take) Grazia Migneco as Patricia (Shimura), la governante (2nd voice) Guido Rutta as Padre di Eric (2nd voice) Irene Scalzo as Eric (2nd voice) Ivo De Palma as Loredana Nicosia as Prof.Ssa Miles (Mitsuya-Sensei) Luca Bottale as Bob Luca Sandri as Kobayakawa Marco Balzarotti as Maria Grazia Errigo as Madre di Fanny Marisa Della Pasqua as Bunny Massimo Di Benedetto as Monica Bonetto as Eric (1st voice) Nadia Biondini as Camilla, madre di Eric Nicola Bartolini Carrassi as Oliver (Onda) Paolo Sesana as Padre di Terence (Mr. Ohki) Patrizia Scianca as Terence (1st voice) Patrizio Prata as Renata Bertolas as Marika (Mariko) Riccardo Lombardo as Mcgavan Riccardo Rovatti as Gary Hamilton Roberta Gallina Laurenti as Mayu / Marilla (ep.34, 80) Rosalba Bongiovanni as Sig.Na Andrews Simone D'Andrea as Robby (speaking voice) Stefania Buzzetti as Jeremy (Takaishi) Stefania Patruno as Catherine Smith Stella Bevilacqua as Cicyl Tullia Piredda as Patricia (Shimura), la governante (1st voice) | |||||||
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