Genshiken (TV)
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Genshiken (OAV) (sequel)
Genshiken 2 (TV) (sequel)
Kujibiki Unbalance (OAV)
Kujibiki Unbalance (manga) (alternate retelling)
Kujibiki Unbalance (TV) (adaptation)
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| Genshiken - Economy DVD Set (DVD) 2007-02-13 (from $23.85) |
| Genshiken - The Society for the Study of Modern Visual Culture (DVD 1) 2005-07-26 (from $20.98) |
| Genshiken - (DVD 2) 2005-09-13 (from $20.99) |
| Genshiken - Volume 1 + Box (DVD 1) 2005-07-26 (from $22.99) |
| Genshiken - Cosplay Confessions (DVD 3) 2005-12-13 (from $19.99) |
| Genshiken - Premium DVD Collection (DVD 1-3) 2006-06-13 (from $62.99) |
Director: Series Composition: Michiko Yokote Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Masanori Takumi Original Manga: Shimoku Kio Character Design: Hirotaka Kinoshita Art director: Shin Okui Chief Animation Director: Hirotaka Kinoshita Animation director: Sound director: Jin Aketagawa Director of Photography: Eiji Tsuchida Color design: Kayoko Nishi Editing: Jun Takuma Theme Song Lyrics: Saori Atsumi (ED) Theme Song Performance: | Mitsuki Saiga as Makoto Kohsaka Satsuki Yukino as Saki Kasukabe Takanori Ohyama as Kanji Sasahara Ayako Kawasumi as Kanako Ohno Kaori Shimizu as Keiko Sasahara (eps 6,10,12) Kenji Nomura as Mitsunori Kugayama Nobuyuki Hiyama as Harunobu Madarame Tomokazu Seki as Soichiro Tanaka Yuji Ueda as Genshiken chairman Akira Ishida as Manabu "Kucchi" Kuchiki (ep 7) Daisuke Kirii as Daisuke Ono as Eiji Yanagisawa as Takayanagi (eps 1,3,11) Hirofumi Nojima as Ex-boyfriend (ep 4) Ikue Ohtani as Renko Kamishakujii (eps 1,12) Junichi Endou as Director Mizudori (ep 11) Kentarou Itou as Sawazaki (ep 7) Kouji Ishii as Haraguchi (eps 2,3,5,7) Makoto Yasumura as MC (ep 11) Masako Joh as Cafeteria lady (ep 5) Masayuki Katou as Otaku #4 Saeko Chiba as ComiFes announcer (ep 3) Sanae Kobayashi as Yurie Kitagawa (eps 5,7,8,11,12) Susumu Chiba as Takashi (ep 10) Takayuki Kondou as Tarusuke Shingaki as Male student (ep 1) Toshitsugu Takashina as Tsugumi Higasayama as Youji Ueda as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Bill Timoney Art director: John Siers Translation: Duane Johnson Executive producer: John Sirabella ADR Engineer: Assistant Editor: Rok Rodriguez DVD Authoring: Editing: Naneen Paglieri Mixing: Production Supervision: Sean Molyneaux Script Adaptation: Bill Timoney Translation Manager: Anna Yamamoto | Carol Jacobanis as Saki Kasukabe Kenneth Robert Marlo as Kosaka Makoto Michael Perreca as Sasahara Kanji Bill Rogers as Tanaka Soichiro Billy Regan as Madarame Dala Halsted as Kitagawa Dana Halsted as Kitagawa Mandy Bonhomme as Komaki Asagiri (Kujibiki) Meg Francis as Izumi Tachibana (Kujibiki) Rachael Lillis as Rich McNanna as Chihiro Enomoto (Kujibiki) Rome Elliot as Kugayana Mitsunori Tobb Garbeil as Mr. Chairman Zena Fries as Keiko Sasahara Zoe Fries as President Ritsuko Kubel Kettenkrad (Kujibiki) Angora Deb as Renko Kamishakuji (Kujibiki) Chunky Mon as Narrator Jayce Reeves as Ishida (Kujibiki) Jessica Loseth as Cosplayer (Ep. 3) Lisa Ortiz as Yamada Kaoruko (Kujibiki) Michael Alston Baley as Haraguchi Randall Burton as Saki's Ex-Boyfriend (Ep. 4) Veronica Taylor as Tokino Akiyama William Hirsh as Yael Meller as Cafe Lady (Kujibiki) Zoe Fries as Cosplayer (Ep. 3) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Thomas Guitard | Geneviève Doang as Saki Kasukabe Thomas Guitard as Kanji Sasahara Alexandre Coadour as Anouck Hautbois as Kitagawa Anouk Hautbois as Kitagawa Benoit Dupac as Sawazaki Benoit Du Pac as Sawazaki Bruno Meyere as Harunobu Madarame Damien Da Silva as Soichiro Tanaka Fanny Bloc as Keiko Sasahara Gérard Surugue as Haraguchi Jessica Barrier as Kanako Oono Mathieu Doang as Kuchiki Matthieu Morel as Rémi Caillebot as Makoto Kosaka | |||||||
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| (none) | Ariadna Jiménez as Saki Kasukabe (Spain dub) Carlos Lladó as Makoto Kohsaka (Spain dub) Jordi Navarro as Kanji Sasahara (Spain dub) J. Ignacio Latorre as Mitsunori Kugayama (Spain dub) Pilar Mora as Kanako Ohno (Spain dub) Angel del Río as Haraguchi (Spain dub) Carmen Ambrós as Kitagawa (Spain dub) Juan Miguel Díez as President (Spain dub) Sergio Mesa (Spain dub) | |||||||
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| (none) | Esra Vural as Saki Kasukabe Sebastian Schulz as Makoto Kohsaka Timm Neu as Kanji Sasahara Susanne Kaps as Kanako Ohno Anja Stadlober as Kasumi Kisaragi Dennis Schmidt-Foss as Soichiro Tanaka Diana Borgwardt as Renko Kamisgakujii Erich Räuker as Hannes Maurer as Sawazaki (Ep.7) Hans Hohlbein as Haraguchi Jill Böttcher as Kaoruko Yamada Kalpna Joshi as Lisa Humvee Konrad Bösherz as Mugio Rokuhara Maria Koschny as Marie Schramm as Asagiri Komaki Peggy Sander as Izumi Tachibana Raul Richter as Chihiro Enomoto Susanne Hermann as Ritsuko Kübel Kettenrad Sven Plate as Harunobu Madarame Tilo Schmitz as Mitsunori Kugayama Yvonne Greitzke as | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: Kaze Animation S.A. | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: Anime-Virtual | |||||||
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| (none) | Licensed by: Proware Multimedia International Co., Ltd. | |||||||
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