Shuffle! (TV)
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| Shuffle! (DVD 1) 2008-02-12 (from $7.00) |
| Shuffle! (DVD 2) 2008-03-25 (from $7.00) |
| Shuffle! (DVD 3) 2008-05-06 (from $7.00) |
| Shuffle! (DVD 4) 2008-06-17 (from $7.00) |
| Shuffle! (DVD 5) 2008-07-29 (from $7.00) |
| Shuffle! (DVD 6) 2008-09-09 (from $7.00) |
| Shuffle! - Complete Collection (DVD 1-6) 2009-03-31 (from $52.49) |
| Shuffle! + Artbox (DVD 6) 2008-09-09 (from $15.00) |
Director: Naoto Hosoda Series Composition: Masashi Suzuki Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Character Design: Eiji Hirayama Art director: Hachidai Takayama (Production AI) Chief Animation Director: Eiji Hirayama Animation director: Character Conceptual Design: Sound director: Yota Tsuruoka (RAKUONSHA) Director of Photography: Seiichi Morishita (Studio Twinkle) Executive producer: Producer: Animation producer: Kiyonori Hiramatsu Art Setting: Yoshimi Umino (Production AI) Associate producer: Color design: Naoki Fukutani (Studio RON) Editing: Junichi Itou (Jay Film) Key Animation: Music producer: Osamu Abukawa (LANTIS) Planning: Planning Producer: Atsushi Itou Theme Song Performance: | Haruka Nagami as Nerine hitomi as Primula Miki Itou as Asa Shigure Sayaka Aoki as Lisianthus Tomokazu Sugita as Rin Tsuchimi Yuko Goto as Kaede Fuyou Chinomi Takema as Nadeshiko Benibara Hideki Ogihara as Itsuki Midoriba Juurouta Kosugi as King of Gods ("Shin-Ou") Miki Inoue as Mayumi Thyme Toshiyuki Morikawa as King of Devils ("Maou") Yura Hinata as Kareha YURIA as Ama Shigure Daisuke Hirakawa as Masanori Takizawa Megumi Matsumoto as Rin Tsuchimi (child) Ryou Sugisaki as Male student Ryouko Tanaka as Tsubomi Saki Fujita as Female Student (ep 11) Tatsuhisa Suzuki as Lottery Clerk (Ep. 8) Yuko Goto as Masato | |||||||
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ADR Director: Translation: Shoko Oono ADR Script: Executive producer: Gen Fukunaga Producer: ADR Engineer: Justin Houston DVD Authoring: DVD Compression: DVD Editor: Jeremy Jimenez DVD Menu Audio: Nathan Madsen DVD Menu Design: Cate Arnold DVD Producer: Clarine Harp DVD Production Assistant: DVD Quality Control: Head Writer: John Burgmeier Line Producer: Colleen Clinkenbeard Mix Engineer: Subtitling: Talent Coordinator: Tara Williams Title Card: Tramaine Townsend Video Editor: | Brittney Karbowski as Lisianthus Caitlin Glass as Nerine Carrie Savage as Kaede Fuyou Cherami Leigh as Primula Jerry Jewell as Rin Tsuchimi Monica Rial as Asa Shigure Colleen Clinkenbeard as Kareha Jamie Marchi as Ama Shigure Kelly Green as Mayumi Thyme Luci Christian as Nadeshiko Benibara Todd Haberkorn as Itsuki Travis Willingham as King of Gods Vic Mignogna as King of Demons Antimere Robinson as Gay Guy B (Ep. 4) Brandon Potter as Sakai (Ep. 1) Brina Palencia as Chris Cason as KKK Captain (Ep. 1) Christopher Bevins as Chuck Huber as Cynthia Cranz as Nurse A (Ep. 23) Elizabeth Van Winkle as Nurse C (Ep. 23) J. Michael Tatum as Jason Liebrecht as KKK Leader (Ep. 3) Kent Williams as Researcher (Ep. 13-15) Mary Morgan as Lycoris Mike McFarland as Phil Parsons as Doctor (Ep. 19) | |||||||
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