Sister Princess (TV)
Sister Princess: Re Pure (TV) (sequel)
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| Sister Princess - DVD Box Set (Thinpak) (DVD) 2006-06-20 (from $28.99) |
| Sister Princess - Complete Collection (DVD) 2009-02-24 (from $27.12) |
| Sister Princess - Oh, Brother! (DVD 1) 2004-10-19 (from $3.00) |
| Sister Princess - Oh, Brother! + Artbox (DVD 1) 2004-10-19 (from $23.83) |
| Sister Princess - Sibling Revelry (DVD 2) 2004-12-14 (from $16.99) |
| Sister Princess - Sisters & Sunshine (DVD 3) 2005-02-08 |
| Sister Princess - Brotherly Love (DVD 4) 2005-04-05 (from $4.00) |
| Sister Princess - Gifts From the Heart (DVD 5) 2005-05-17 (from $3.00) |
| Sister Princess - One Big Happy Family (DVD 6) 2005-06-28 (from $3.00) |
| Sister Princess - Brother, Where Art Thou? (DVD 7) 2005-08-02 (from $3.00) |
Director: Kiyotaka Ohata (eps 1-12) Series Composition: Masaharu Amiya Script: Masaharu Amiya Music: Takayuki Hattori Original creator: Character Design: Yasunari Nitta Art director: Katsufumi Hariu Animation director: Yasunari Nitta Sound director: Shigeru Chiba Chief Executive Producer: Toshimichi Ootsuki Color design: Shigenobu Kaihou Key Animation: Planning: Tatsuo Sato Theme Song Performance: Yui Horie (OP) | Animation Production: ZEXCS Animation Production Cooperation: Backgrounds: Studio Fuga Broadcaster: TV Tokyo Editing: Jay Film Finish Animation: In-Between Animation: Key Animation: Music Production: Starchild Records Music Production Cooperation: TV Tokyo Music Photography: Production: Production Cooperation: GANSIS Recording Studio: OP Requiem Studio Sound Production: Omnibus Promotion | |||||||
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ADR Director: Scott McClennen Translation: Masumi MacLeod ADR Script: Tiffany Grant Executive producer: DVD Coordination: Mariela Ortiz International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Packaging & DVD Graphics: Russell Etchen Recording engineer: Eden J. Barrera Subtitle Script: Mariela Ortiz | Braden Hunt as Monica Rial as Christine Auten as Cynthia Martinez as Greg Ayres as Hilary Haag as Jessica Boone as John Swasey as Kira Vincent-Davis as Luci Christian as Mariela Ortiz as Nancy Novotny as Sasha Paysinger as Serena Varghese as Shelley Calene-Black as Tiffany Grant as Andy McAvin as Chris Patton as Christopher Ayres as David Born as Kaytha Coker as Kim Prause as Mark X. Laskowski as Tiffany Terrell as Vic Mignogna as | |||||||
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