Shadow Star Narutaru (TV)
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| Shadow Star Narutaru - LE Box + T-Shirt (DVD 1) 2005-04-12 (from $24.99) |
| Shadow Star Narutaru (DVD 1) 2005-04-12 (from $16.09) |
| Shadow Star Narutaru (DVD 2) 2005-06-14 (from $6.99) |
| Shadow Star Narutaru (DVD 3) 2005-09-13 (from $5.99) |
| Shadow Star Narutaru (DVD 4) 2005-11-08 (from $5.99) |
| Shadow Star Narutaru - DVD Collection (DVD 1-4) 2006-07-25 (from $37.49) |
Director: Toshiaki Iino Series Composition: Chiaki J. Konaka Script: Chiaki J. Konaka Music: Susumu Ueda Original Manga: Mohiro Kitoh Character Design: Art director: Akira Ito Theme Song Performance: | Asami Sanada as Shiina Tamai Mamiko Noto as Akira Sakura Sakura Nogawa as Hiroko Kaizuka Satsuki Yukino as Hoshimaru Akira Ishida as Tomonori Komori Chizuru Fuyuki as Misono Tamai (eps 4-5) Eiji Miyashita as Takeo Tsurumaru Hideki Tasaka as Naozumi Sudou Hisayoshi Suganuma as Bungo Takano Kaori Tanaka as Satomi Ozawa Kouki Akaishi as Norio Koga Nobuo Tobita as Shunji Tamai Satsuki Yukino as Mamiko Kuri Chafurin as Lieutenant Watanabe (eps 7-8) Anri Katsu as Chifuyu Yonemura as Shouko's mother (ep 10) Harumi Asai as Hiroko's mother (ep 11) Haruo Satou as Hiroko's father (eps 11-12) Hideki Ogihara as Kura (ep 1) Hikaru Tokita as Takaya Mizushima (eps 12-13) Hiroka Nishizawa as Hirotaka Nagamatsu as Male student (ep 2) Kahoru Sasajima as Aki Honda (eps 11-12) Kouki Akaishi as Satoru (ep 1) Kousuke Takaguchi as Pilot B (ep 8) Kunihiko Higashi as Kunihiro Kawamoto as Masaya Taki as Akira's Father (eps 2,4,6-9,11,12) Masayuki Katou as Fishing man A (ep 9) Megumi Kobayashi as Megumi Kojima as Mihaya Ozaki (eps 11-12) Naoko Suzuki as Shouko Fukuyama (ep 10) Ryuuzo Hasuike as Customer A (ep 9) Satoru Tsugawa as Customer B (ep 9) Satsuki Yukino as Jun Ezumi (ep 10) Sho Saito as Shiina's grandmother (ep 1) Shoko Tsuda as President (eps 5,13) Takamasa Oohashi as Takayuki Suzuki as Takurou Nakakuni as Toru Sakura as Suzuki (eps 1,5) Toshifumi Maeda as Soldier C (ep 7) Toshiyuki Kusuda as Soldier A (ep 7-8) Yasuo Iwata as Shiina's grandfather (ep 1) Yoshiharu Kurauchi as Fishing man B (ep 9) Yuki Shouji as Akira's mother (eps 6,7,9,11,13) Yukitoshi Tokumoto as Pilot A (ep 7) Yuu Amano as Male student (ep 2) Yuuki Tai as Yuuya Yoshikawa as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Translation: Keisuke Okamoto Executive producer: John O'Donnell Producer: Stephanie Shalofsky Dubbing Coordinator: Ross Lefko DVD Coordination: Eric Thomann DVD Menu Design: Michael Chin DVD Premastering: Michael Palan In House Production: Mix Engineer: Kip Kaplan Recording engineer: Kip Kaplan Script Adaptation: Subtitling: Marc Landers Video Production Manager: Tim Werenko | Flora Stanberg as Hiroko Kanzuki Kelly Ray as Shiina Tamai Renee Gloger as Akira Sakura Frankie Rome as Takano Jamie McGonnigal as Norio Koga Josh Mosby as Shunji Tamai Renee Goldstein as Satomi Ozawa Bella Hudson as Misono Tamai Bruce Aarons as Grandfather Carolyn Castiglia as Grandmother Dan Green as Lisa Ortiz as Jun Ezumi Marc Thompson as Michael Mercer as Sudo Ross Lefko as Kura Wally Cole as Walter 'Barney' Barnes as Akinori Komori | |||||||
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