The World of Narue (TV)
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| The World of Narue - DVD Box Set+Book 1 Brick Pack (DVD) 2004-10-26 |
| The World of Narue - Anime Test Drive DVD (DVD 1) 2004-04-13 (from $5.00) |
| World of Narue - Complete Collection (DVD) 2009-07-21 (from $18.79) |
| World of Narue - DVD Collector's Series Box (DVD) 2004-04-13 (from $15.00) |
Chief Director: Toyoo Ashida Director: Hiromitsu Morita Series Composition: Yuu Sugitani Music: Takayuki Negishi Original Manga: Tomohiro Marukawa Character Design: Takaaki Hirayama Art director: Mitsuharu Miyamae Chief Animation Director: Art design: Hitomi Sano Sound director: Katsuyoshi Kobayashi Director of Photography: Nobuhiro Tengeji Executive producer: Producer: CGI: Editing: Jun Takuma Eyecatch Illustration: Music producer: Yoshiyuki Ito Planning: Series Story Editor: Yu Sugiyama Theme Song Composition: Yuki Kajiura (ED) Theme Song Performance: | Daisuke Sakaguchi as Kazuto Iizuka Mamiko Noto as Narue Nanase Jun Fukuyama as Masaki Maruo Junko Minagawa as Kanaka Nanase Mami Kosuge as Bathyscaphe Saeko Chiba as Hajime Yagi Aya Yamakawa as Kazuto's Mother Ayaka Yamashita as Student (Ep. 5) Chihiro Kusaka as Student (Ep. 5) Eiji Yanagisawa as Kazuto's Father Gumi Kinoshita as Hiroko Nishi as Narumi's Sister (ep 8) Ichirota Koizumi as Male Student C (Ep. 6) Jiro Saito as Avalon C Junichi Sugawara as Tadashi Nanase Kanako Tateno as Kyoko Kudo Koji Yusa as Shimada Makoto Naruse as Maria Kawamura as Narumi Mutsuki Masafumi Kimura as Masahiko Horio as Masayuki Nakata as Chief Judge Miki Tsuchiya as Student (ep 5) Miwa Sugihara as Student (Ep.5) Nami Kurokawa as Natsuko Kuwatani as Rei Otonashi Oma Ichimura as Rin Asakura Ryoko Shintani as Kei Sherman Sakura Nogawa as Manaka Oatari/Magical Girl #4 (Yongo) Sayaka Aoki as Shigeru Shibuya as Tadashi Nanase (age 30) Tadasuke Oomizu as Tomoko Kawakami as Ran Tendou Tomomichi Nishimura as Tail Messer Utau Mori as Landlady (Ep. 11) Yasuhiko Kawazu as Avalonian Yuka Komatsu as Kazuto's Sister Yukie Maeda as Yuko Goto as Yumi Hikita as Kanaka's Mother (ep 4) Yumi Touma as Haruna Yuuko Satou as Rokugo (ep 3) | |||||||
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Translation: Keisuke Okamoto Executive producer: John O'Donnell Producer: Stephanie Shalofsky ADR Engineer: Vern Vennard ADR Voice Director: Tom Wayland Associate producer: Tom Wayland Dubbing Coordinator: Ross Lefko DVD Coordination: In-House Production: Justin Sevakis In-House Production Manager: Tim Werenko Mixing: Vern Vennard Motion Graphics: Justin Sevakis Script Adaptation: Tom Wayland Subtitling: Justin Sevakis | Jamie McGonnigal as Kazuto Iizuka Veronica Taylor as Narue Nanase Carol Jacobanis as Bathyscaphe Jimmy Zoppi as Masaki Maruo Michele Knotz as Hajime Yagi Rachael Lillis as Kanaka Nanase Angora Deb as Haruna Catherine Kim as Dan Green as Dana Halsted as Kazuto's Sister Jimmy Zoppi as Kazuto's Father Josh Mosby as Akio Shimada Lisa Ortiz as Mandy Bonhomme as Yuki Kashiwazaki Rachael Lillis as Kazuto's Mother Tom Wayland as Avalon C Tristan Goddard as Vibe Jones as Ran Tendo Zoe Fries as | |||||||
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