Mahoromatic: Summer Special
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Director: Shouji Saeki Script: Bunjuro Nakayama Storyboard: Shouji Saeki Music: Toshio Masuda Original Manga: Character Design: Kazuhiro Takamura Art director: Naoko Kosakabe Chief Animation Director: Kazuhiro Takamura Art design: Masahiro Sato Sound director: Yoshikazu Iwanami Color design: Hiroshi Hibino Editing: Takeshi Seyama Key Animation: Bow Ditama Sound Effects: Kiyotaka Kawada Supervision: Hiroyuki Yamaga Theme Song Lyrics: Kiyomi Kumano (ED) Theme Song Performance: | Ai Shimizu as Minawa Ando Ayako Kawasumi as Mahoro Ando Fujiko Takimoto as Suguru Misato Asami Sanada as Chizuko Oe Atsushi Kisaichi as Kiyomi Kawahara Hideki Ogihara as Toshiya Hamaguchi Keiichi Noda as Slash Manabi Mizuno as Rin Todoroki Yumi Kikuchi as Miyuki Sakura Yumi Takada as Saori Shikijo Halko Momoi as Shi Ho Kazuhiro Nakata as Cmdr. Ryo Misato | |||||||
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Executive producer: Hiroe Tsukamoto Producer: | David Umansky as Suguru Misato Ellen Wilkinson as Mahoro Ando Willow Armstrong as Minawa Ando Dave Lelyveld as Toshiya Hamaguchi Lex Lang as Slash Michelle Ruff as Miyuki Sakura Midge Mayes as Rin Todoroki Rebecca Forstadt as Chizuko Oe Ron Allen as Kiyomi Kawahara Wendee Lee as Saori Shikijo Ron Allen as Cmdr. Ryo Misato | |||||||
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