Ashita no Joe 2 (TV)
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Ashita no Joe 2 (movie) (remake)
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Director: Osamu Dezaki Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Ichiro Araki Original creator: Character Design: Akio Sugino Art director: Kazuo Oga Animation director: Akio Sugino Director of Photography: Hirokata Takahashi Producer: Key Animation: Koji Morimoto Literary: Junichi Iioka Music Director: Seiji Suzuki Planning: Production Chief: Shiro Aono Recording Director: Satoshi Kato Supervision: Theme Song Composition: Ichiro Araki Theme Song Lyrics: Ichiro Araki Theme Song Performance: | Teruhiko Aoi as Joe Yabuki Emi Tanaka as Youko Shiraki Ryusei Nakao as Carlos Rivera Junko Hori as Kinoko Takeshi Watanabe as Goromaki Kondou Tohru Furuya as juvenile delinquent (ep 32) | |||||||
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Theme Song Performance: Jean-Paul Cesari | Philippe Bellay as Joe Yabuki Bernard Demory as Charles Pestel as Constantin Pappas as Kiyoshi Suga (2nd voice) Corinne Richardon as Noriko (1st voice) Eric Connor as Hubert Drac as Jacques Bouanich as Malvina Germain as Yoko Shiraki (1st voice) Mario Pecqueur as Mirabelle Kirkland as Nathalie Bleynie as Odile Schmitt as Patrick Raynal as Danpei (2nd voice) Pierre Dany as Danpei (first voice) Susan Sindberg as Thomas Roditi as Commentateur (2nd voice) | |||||||
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Director Of Dubbing: Graziano Galoforo Theme Song Performance: Massimo Dorati | Riccardo Onorato as Rocky Joe Francesco Bulckaen as Eddie Morgan Gino Pagnani as Frank Miller Stefania Patruno as Alex Shiraki Edoardo Nevola as Giornalista Fabrizio Pucci as Max Ryan Giancarlo Padoan as Colonnello Giorgio Bandiera as William Slorin Giorgio Locuratolo as Robert Giuliano Santi as Igor Maurizio Reti as Pinan Sarawaku Oliviero Dinelli as Sugar Kyoshi Riccardo Garrone as Michael Shiraki Sandro Pellegrini as Mister Shot Saverio Moriones as Josè Mendoza Sergio Matteucci as Dan Robertson | |||||||
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