Eight Clouds Rising (OAV)
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Director: Tomomi Mochizuki Screenplay: Go Sakamoto Storyboard: Tomomi Mochizuki Music: Hajime Mizoguchi Original creator: Natsumi Itsuki Original story: Natsumi Itsuki Character Design: Yuko Kusumoto Art director: Hidetoshi Kaneko Animation director: Yuko Kusumoto Director of Photography: Hidetoshi Watanabe Producer: Audio Director: Hiromi Kikuta Editing: Seiji Morita | Daisuke Namikawa as Takeo Nanachi Tomokazu Seki as Kuraki Fuzuchi Keiji Fujiwara as Kitano-sempai Kinryuu Arimoto as Ushio Fuzuchi Mako Hyoudou as Kayoko (maid) Misa Watanabe as Chika Toda Mitsuaki Madono as Ema-sempai Tomo Sakurai as Yasuko Fuzuchi Yousuke Akimoto as Wakakuni Fuzuchi Daisuke Namikawa as Mikachihiko Keiji Fujiwara as Kitano Hideto Mako Hyoudou as Mitsuaki Madono as Ema Mitsuru Tomokazu Seki as Manashi Yuka Imai as Yuka Nanachi | |||||||
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Director: Wendee Lee Script: Wendee Lee Translation: Yuki Urakawa Executive producer: John Sirabella Producer: Assistant Engineer: Deb Munini Assistant producer: Mami Okada Casting Director: Kaeko Sakamoto Cover Art: Yuko Kusumoto DVD Author: Stephen Poole Editing: Graphic Design: Alissyn Brock Post Production Assistant: Nick Cherry Post-Production Manager: Scott Marchfeld Production Assistant: Emiko Hikita Production manager: Sean Molyneaux Re-Recording Engineer: Marti Humphrey Recording engineer: Sound Supervisor: Patrick Rodman Spotting: Tetsuya Fujita Subtitling: Nagisa Wada Translation Manager: Anna Yamamoto | Kevin Hatcher as Takeo Nanachi Steve Cannon as Kuraki Fuzuchi Michael McConnohie as Ushio Fuzuchi Wendee Lee as Chika Toda Julie Johnson as Yuka Lynn Fischer as Nanachi's Mother Todd Crump as Kitano Hideto Tony Oliver as Ema Misuru | |||||||
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Irwin Daayan as Takeo Nanachi Jose Gilberto Vilchis as Kuraki Fuzuchi Circe Luna as Yasuko Fuzuchi Laura Ayala as Chika Toda Marcos Patiño as Kitano Carlos Becerril as Mikachihiko Emmanuel Rivas as Ema | ||||||||
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