Ochamegami Monogatari Korokoro Poron (TV)
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Series director: Takao Yotsuji Series Composition: Yu Yamamoto Script: Storyboard: Takao Yotsuji Episode Director: Music: Masayuki Yamamoto Original Manga: Hideo Azuma Animation director: Toshio Takagi Theme Song Arrangement: Masayuki Yamamoto (OP,ED) Theme Song Composition: Masayuki Yamamoto (OP,ED) Theme Song Lyrics: Masayuki Yamamoto (OP,ED) Theme Song Performance: Yoshie Hara | Masako Miura as Pollon Akio Nojima as Apollon Eiko Yamada as Hera Masashi Amenomori as Zeus Shigeru Chiba as Apollon Tohru Furuya as Narcissus Youko Kawanami as Aphrodite Banjou Ginga as Poseidan Hiromi Tsuru as Goddess Hiroshi Ohtake as Azuma the Bug Kachiko Hino as Athena Keiko Yamamoto as Eros Kenichi Ogata as Hephaestus Kyouko Tonguu as The Goddess of Time Masaharu Satou as Naoki Tatsuta as Hades Rumiko Ukai as Artemis Shingo Kanemoto as Dr. Nahaha Tohru Furuya as Kyknos (ep 21) Tomie Kataoka as Persephone Yoku Shioya as Gahir Yoshiko Asai as Yuji Mitsuya as Akiresu | |||||||
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Theme Song Performance: Claude Lombard | Stéphanie Murat as Olympe Caroline Beaune as Aphrodite Claude Chantal as Hera Jean-Claude Robbe as Zeus Jean-François Kopf as Eros Olivier Destrez as Apollon Bernard Tiphaine as Caroline Beaune as Artemis Claude Chantal as Insecte Narrateur Azumamuchi Emmanuel Curtil as Triton Jean-Claude Robbe as Héphaïstos Maurice Sarfati as Poseidon (voix de remplacement) Philippe Ogouz as Poseidon (2ème voix de remplacement) | |||||||
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| (none) | Selica Torcal as Polon (Spain dub) Amelia Jara as Eros (Spain dub) Jose Maria Cordero as Apolo (Spain dub) Ana María Saizar as Hera (Spain dub) Angela González as Claudio Rodriguez as Poseidon (Spain dub) Eduardo Calvo as Zeus (Spain dub) Glòria Camara as Mirra (Spain dub) Valle Acebrón as Insecto Comentarista (Spain dub) Angelina Gatell (Spain dub) Antolin García (Spain dub) Conchita Núñez (Spain dub) Eduardo Jover (Spain dub) Glòria Camara (Spain dub) José Carabias (Spain dub) Jose Luis Gil (Spain dub) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Renzo Stacchi Script: Theme Song Performance: Cristina D'Avena | Alba Cardilli as Artemide Anita Bartolucci as Era (1st voice) Aurora Cancian as Chiara Salerno as Eco Cinzia De Carolis as Daniela Gatti as Sfinge Emanuela Fallini as Afrodite Fabrizio Mazzotta as Eros Francesca Palopoli as Persefone Giorgio Bandiera as Zeus (2nd voice) Guido Sagliocca as Apollo Liliana Sorrentino as Pollon Maurizio Mattioli as Renzo Stacchi as Narratore Riccardo Rossi as Narciso Roberta Rem as Ape di Hera Rosalinda Galli as Era (2nd voice) Vittorio Battarra as Cha Cha Cha Vittorio Guerrieri as Icaro | |||||||
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