Fushigi Yuugi (OAV)
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Fushigi Yuugi OVA DVD
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| Mysterious Play OVA [Box Set] (DVD) 2001-05-29 (from $67.49) |
Director: Hajime Kamegaki Music: Yusuke Honma Original story: Yuu Watase Character Design: Hideyuki Motohashi Art director: Sound director: Katsunori Shimizu Director of Photography: Tomoyoshi Ishizuka Producer: Theme Song Performance: | Hikaru Midorikawa as Tamahome Kae Araki as Miaka Yuki Juurouta Kosugi as Tenkou Nobutoshi Hayashi as Tasuki Tomokazu Seki as Chichiri Yumi Touma as Yui Hongo Akemi Satou as Kaen Atsuko Mine as Kai-ka's Mother Atsuko Tanaka as Chika Sakamoto as Hikaru Midorikawa as Taka Sukunami Hiroko Konishi as Naomi Kyomoto Hisako Kyouda as Taiitsukun Katsuya Shiga as Toki Ken Narita as Kouji Ishii as Mitsukake Kyoko Hikami as Nyan Nyan Midori Nakazawa as Miboshi Nobuaki Fukuda as Kai-Ka's Father Nobuo Tobita as Tomo Ryûzaburô Ôtomo as Ashitare Shinichiro Miki as Keisuki Yuki Takehito Koyasu as Tohru Furusawa as Nakago Tomokazu Seki as Kouji Tomoko Kawakami as Yuji Ueda as Yumi Touma as Tama | |||||||
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ADR Director: Bridget Hoffman Translation: Neil Nadelman ADR Script: Bridget Hoffman Executive producer: Hideki 'Henry' Goto Producer: Hiroe Tsukamoto Additional Sound Effects: Michael McCarty Assistant producer: Kevin Chu Casting: Jenny Haniver Digital ADR Engineer: Phil Brewster Final Mix: Scheduling: Jenny Haniver Supervision: Jenny Haniver | Bo Williams as Tetsuya David Hayter as Tamahome/Taka Sukunami David Umansky as Keisuke Yuka Ruby Marlowe as Miaka Yuuki David Umansky as Nakago Melissa Williamson as Nuriko Sean Mitchell as Chichiri Wendee Lee as Yui Hongo Catherine Luciani as Taiitsukun (ep.3) David Lucas as Councilor (ep.1) Georgette Rose as Kaen Harold Muckle as Tomo Jack Hammer as Nakago James Penrod as Tasuki Jane Alan as Kai-ka's Mother Mike D'Gard as Kai-ka's Father (ep.2) Richard George as Mitsukake (ep.3) Sharon Alsina as Takiko Sparky Thornton as Emperor Hotohori (ep.3) Steve Cannon as Amiboshi/Suboshi Zan as Chiriko (ep.3) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Melina Martello Art director: Laura Valentini Translation: Laura Valentini Executive producer: Francesco Di Sanzo Dialogues: Barbara Chies Dubbing Assistant: Elisabetta Liberti | Patrizio Prata as Tomahome Debora Magnaghi as Nuriko Federica De Bortoli as Miaka Yuki Massimiliano Alto as Tasuki Massimiliano Manfredi as Imperatore Hotohori Simone D'Andrea as Chichiri Barbara De Bortoli as Yui Hongo Daniele Raffaeli as Emanuela Baroni as Takiko Fabrizio Vidale as Tetsuya Flavio Aquilone as Principe imperiale ereditario Francesco Bulckaen as Koji Francesco Prando as Nakago Gianluca Tusco as Mitsukake Ilaria Latini as Kaen Ilaria Stagni as Letizia Ciampa as Nyan Nyan Massimo Rossi as Toki Maurizio Romano as Tomo Perla Liberatori as Miboshi Roberto Stocchi as Ashitare Sergio Di Stefano as Tenko Solvejg D'Assunta as Taiitsukun Stefano Crescentini as Keisuke Yuki | |||||||
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