Ninja Nonsense (TV)
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| Related releases: |
| Ninja Nonsense - Enter the Ninja (DVD 1) 2006-07-25 (from $12.00) |
| Ninja Nonsense - Psychedelic Summer (DVD 2) 2006-09-26 (from $12.00) |
| Ninja Nonsense - Ninjas on First (DVD 3) 2006-10-31 (from $12.00) |
| Ninja Nonsense - Exit the Ninja (DVD 4) 2006-11-28 (from $12.00) |
| Ninja Nonsense - Complete Collection Limited Edition (DVD 1-4) 2007-12-04 (from $50.99) |
Series director: Haruo Sotozaki Director: Hitoyuki Matsui Series Composition: Ryunosuke Kingetsu Music: Harukichi Yamamoto Original Work: Ryoichi Koga Character Design: Jun Shibata Art director: Hiroshi Ohno Sound director: Jin Aketagawa Director of Photography: Takeshi Nagata Color design: Emi Chiba Production producer: Hikaru Kondo Prop Design: Mitsuru Obunai Theme Song Performance: | Ayako Kawasumi as Nana Mizuki as Norio Wakamoto as Rie Kugimiya as Tomokazu Seki as Chiwa Saito as Daisuke Kirii as Daisuke Ono as Hirofumi Nojima as Makoto Yasumura as Masakazu Kohara as Michiko Neya as Mitsuo Iwata as Rio Natsuki as Shinji Kawada as Takayuki Kondou as Tarô Yamaguchi as Youji Ueda as Yumiko Kobayashi as Fumihiro Okabayashi Gô Shinomiya Hitomi Nabatame Kaoru Yamamoto Mikako Takahashi Sawa Ishige Takashi Oohara Youko Honna | |||||||
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ADR Director: Translation: Executive producer: Shawne Kleckner Producer: Kris Kleckner Assistant producer: Menu Design: Greg Hillsman Mixing: Rawly Pickens | Dave Willis as Emily Blau as Jason Linder as Sean Schemmel as Veronica Taylor as Zoe Martin as Carolyn Elizabeth as Dave Willis as Emily Blau as Marc Thompson as Michael Sinterniklaas as Wayne Grayson as | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: space power korean | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: Dybex | |||||||
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| (none) | Licensed by: Muse Communication Co., Ltd. | |||||||
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