Elf Princess Rane (OAV)
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Director: Akitaro Daichi Script: Taishi Yamazaki Music: Harukichi Yamamoto Character Design: Toshihide Masudate Art director: Kenichi Harada Animation director: Toshihide Masudate Sound director: Kazuya Tanaka Director of Photography: Akio Saitô Producer: Arrangement: Kanji Saito Background Art: Color setting: Miwako Teruya Design Work: Takeshi Yamazaki Editing: Finish Check: Yoshimitsu Hosono Music producer: Sohichiro Harada Recording: Sound Adjustment: Sound Effects: Sound Producer: Kouichi Iizuka Special Effects: Toyohiko Sakakibara Theme Song Composition: Tsukasa Theme Song Lyrics: Akitaro Daichi Theme Song Performance: Akko | Kouichi Yamadera as Miki Takahashi as Aya Hisakawa as Ryo Horikawa as Satomi Koorogi as Junko Shimakata as Rie Iwatsubo as Shocker Ono as | |||||||
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Translation: Tokyo Rose Executive producer: John Sirabella Audio Engineer: Nick Stuteville C.C. Staff: Dialogue Mixer: Ron Abfalter Editing: Scott Marchfeld FX Designer: Skip Bowerman Music & Effects Editor: Kevin Turner Packaging Design: Merideth Mulroney Production Assistant: Clark Cheng Production manager: Sam Liebowitz Production Supervision: Sean Molyneaux Script Supervisor: Scott Simpson Voice Direction: Scott Houle | Juliet Cesario as Shane Callahan as Izzy Burger as Michael Brady as Pamela Weidner as Amy Church as Billie Toney as Chuck Denson Jr. as Daniel Richani as Edi Wagenseller as Keiichi Morisato as Mike Way as Natsumi Ueki as Rob Zapple as Sara Seidman as Scott Bailey as Scott Simpson as Tamara Burnham as Tamara Burnham Mercer as | |||||||
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