Nightwalker (TV)
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Director: Script: Screenplay: Ryota Yamaguchi Storyboard: Music: Akifumi Tada Original creator: Ayana Itsuki Character Design: Art director: Animation director: Hiroshi Ishiodori Director of Photography: Akio Saitô Producer: Hiroaki Inoue Animation producer: Ikuro Sato Animation Supervisor: Satoshi Isono Color design: Design: Ryoichi Makino Editing: Seiji Morita Planning: Atsushi Miura Planning Collaboration: Series Planning: Ryota Yamaguchi Sound Design: Toru Nakano Theme Song Performance: BUCK-TICK (OP) | Takumi Yamazaki as Emi Shinohara as Maaya Sakamoto as Akira Ishida as Daiki Nakamura as Hidenari Ugaki as Hidetaka Takeda as Hideyuki Tanaka as Ikue Ohtani as Kazuki Yao as Koichi Sakaguchi as Makiko Ohmoto as Masako Katsuki as Maya Okamoto as Mikako Takahashi as Naoki Bandou as Ryoichi Hino as Sanae Miyuki as Satomi Koorogi as Shigenori Sôya as Shiho Kawaragi as Takako Kikucha as Tetsuya Iwanaga as Tomoko Kotani as Toshihiko Seki as Yuko Kobayashi as Yumiko Kobayashi as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Eric P. Sherman Translation: Katsuho Shimoharu Executive producer: John O'Donnell Producer: Stephanie Shalofsky ADR Editor: Patrick Rodman ADR Producer: ADR Recording Engineer: Patrick Rodman ADR Script Adaptation: ADR Writer: Rebecca Olkowski Dubbing supervisor: Re-Recording Engineer: Thomas J. Maydeck Studio Administration: | Abe Lasser as Bob Bobson as Chuck Farley as Dave Mallow as David Mallow as David Umansky as Dorothy Melendrez as Ellen Wilkinson as Francis Cherry as Jane Alan as Jeremiah Freedman as John Smallberries as Julie Maddalena as Lex Lang as Lia Sargent as Mary Elizabeth McGlynn as Melissa Charles as Melora Harte as Michelle Ruff as Mona Marshall as Sandy Fox as Simon Issacson as Sonja S. Fox as Steve Cannon as Steve Kramer as Terrence Stone as Vincent Hatcher as Wendee Lee as | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: Déclic Images | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: Locomotion (sub only) | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: Locomotion Brazil (Subbed) | |||||||
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