Pumpkin Scissors (TV)
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| Pumpkin Scissors - Box Set Season 1 Part 1 (DVD) 2008-11-25 (from $33.99) |
| Pumpkin Scissors - Box Set Season 1 Part 2 (DVD) 2008-11-25 (from $33.99) |
| Pumpkin Scissors - Complete Series (DVD) 2009-08-25 (from $39.92) |
| Pumpkin Scissors - Honor & Blood (DVD 1) 2007-10-23 (from $9.00) |
| Pumpkin Scissors - The Enemy Within (DVD 2) 2007-12-11 (from $9.00) |
| Pumpkin Scissors - The Enemy Within + Artbox (DVD 2) 2007-12-11 (from $12.00) |
| Pumpkin Scissors - Wounds of War (DVD 3) 2008-02-26 (from $9.00) |
| Pumpkin Scissors - Inferno (DVD 4) 2008-05-27 (from $9.00) |
| Pumpkin Scissors - Battlefield of the Heart (DVD 5) 2008-07-22 (from $9.00) |
| Pumpkin Scissors - Final Countdown (DVD 6) 2008-12-16 (from $22.49) |
Director: Katsuhito Akiyama Series Composition: Atsuhiro Tomioka Script: Yuuji Hosono Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Kô Ôtani Original creator: Ryoutarou Iwanaga Character Design: Chizuko Kusakabe Art director: Maho Takahashi Animation director: Mechanical design: Shuichi Hara 3D Director: Tomokazu Yoshioka Sound director: Jun Watanabe Producer: Yoko Kawahara Animation producer: Hisao Fuke Background Art: Clean-Up Animation: Collaboration: Yoshimi Nakajima Color design: Aya Ouchi Color Inspection: Aya Ouchi Color setting: Aya Ouchi Ending Animation: Yuu Yonezawa In-Between Animation: In-Between Check: Key Animation: Music producer: Opening Animation: Photography: Planning Collaboration: Publicity: Recording: Tetsuya Satake Sound Effects: Yasuyuki Imano Sound Producer: Takeshi Nishina Theme Song Arrangement: Toshiyuki Omori (OP) Theme Song Composition: Takayuki Negishi (ED) Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: Video Editing: Takeshi Nomura (TOVIC) | Kenta Miyake as Shizuka Itou as Chihiro Suzuki as Cho as Kana Ueda as Kazuki Ogawa as Kousuke Toriumi as Shinichiro Miki as Chafurin as Ai Uchikawa as Akeno Watanabe as Akiko Hiramatsu as Akira Tomisaka as Ako Mayama as Atsuko Yuya as Ayumi Tsunematsu as Chikara Oosaka as Chiwa Saito as Dai Matsumoto as Daiki Matsubayashi as Emiri Katou as Gô Shinomiya as Hideyuki Umezu as Hiroki Touchi as Hiroshi Naka as Hiroshi Shirokuma as Isshin Chiba as Ito Sakata as Izumi Kikuchi as Junji Majima as Kaho Kouda as Kan Tanaka as Katsuyuki Konishi as Kaya Miyake as Kazuki Ogawa as Kazusa Murai as Keikou Sakai as Kenji Hamada as Kishô Taniyama as Masaki Aizawa as Norihisa Mori as Ryouhei Nakao as Sayaka Narita as Shinji Kawada as Takashi Mito as Takashi Nagasako as Takayuki Kondou as Takeharu Onishi as Takeshi Aono as Takumi Yamazaki as Tetsuya Kakihara as Tomo Adachi as Tomohiro Tsuboi as Tomohisa Asou as Tomomichi Nishimura as Tomoyuki Shimura as Tooru Nara as Toru Ohkawa as Yasunori Matsumoto as You Kitazawa as Yuko Gibu as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Charles Campbell Translation: Amy Forsyth ADR Script: George Manley Executive producer: Producer: Scott McClennen DVD Graphics: Victor Cormier Editing: International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Media Coordinator: Sarah Alys Lindholm Mix: Packaging Design: Victor Cormier Production Assistant: Production manager: Recording engineer: Sound Design: Subtitle Script & Timing: Neal Barnes Translation Proofer: Javier Lopez | Adam Dudley as Kaytha Coker as Blake Shepard as Brian Jepson as George Manley as Gray Haddock as John Tyson as Marty Fleck as Monica Passley as Smokey Delange as Alice Fulks as Amanda Hanawa as Andrew Nambu as Ben Wolfe as Bill Wise as Bobby Gordon as Brandon Hearnsberger as Brian Alexander as Brian Jepson as Charles Campbell as Chris Patton as Christine Auten as David Wald as Edwin Neal as George Manley as Glenn Fraser as Jason Douglas as John Gremillion as John Swasey as John Tyson as Josh Grelle as K.C. Jones as Kelley Huston as Kevin Charles as Kim Prause as Klaus Vaux as Kyle Jones as Laura English as Laurie Gallardo as Leraldo Anzaldua as Lowell Bartholomee as Mark X. Laskowski as Michael Dalmon as Michele Harrell as Monica Passley as Paul Hope as Phil Ross as Robert Kraft as Samantha Inoue-Harte as Sarah Swofford as Shannon Emerick as Stephanie Nadolny as Tamara Levine as Thea Goodman as Vic Mignogna as William Orendorff as Winston Parish as | |||||||
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