Doraemon (TV 2)
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Chief Director: Director: Soichiro Zen (2009) Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Yoshito Hata Music: Original creator: Character Design: Eiichi Nakamura Chief Animation Director: Eiichi Nakamura (1991 to 2005) Animation director: 3DCG Animation: Background Art: Color Key: Composite Photography: Digital Paint: In-Between Animation: In-Between Check: Key Animation: Special Effects: Atsuko Ito Theme Music Performance: Twelve Girls Band (OP: 2005-04-15) Theme Song Performance: | Megumi Oohara as Nobita (2nd: 2005-04-15) Nobuyo Oyama as Doraemon (1st) Noriko Ohara as Nobita (1st) Wasabi Mizuta as Doraemon (2nd: 2005-04-15) Kaneta Kimotsuki as Suneo (1st) Kazuya Tatekabe as Gian (1st) Keiko Yokozawa as Dorami (1st) Kotono Mitsuishi as Nobita's mom (2nd: 2005-04-15) Masayuki Kato as Nobita's dad (1st) Michiko Nomura as Shizuka (1st) Sachiko Chijimatsu as Nobita's mom (1st) Subaru Kimura as Gian (2nd: 2005-04-15) Tomokazu Seki as Suneo (2nd: 2005-04-15) Yasunori Matsumoto as Nobita's dad (3rd:2005-04-15) Yousuke Naka as Nobita's dad (2nd) Yumi Kakazu as Shizuka (2nd: 2005-04-15) Ai Orikasa as Shizuka's mom (3rd:2005-04-15) Akiko Takamura as Nobita's grandma (2nd) Atsuko Mine as Nobita's grandma (1st) Banjou Ginga as Company President (1st) Chie Kitagawa as Mini Dora (1st) Daisuke Gouri as Gian's Father (3rd) Hideyuki Tanaka as Suneo's Father (2nd) Issei Futamata as Sune-kichi (1st) Katsuhisa Houki as Kaminari-san (3rd: 2005) Kazuhiko Inoue as Nobita's teacher (2nd) Kazuyo Aoki as Keiko Yamamoto as Toraemon Keiko Yokozawa as Shizuka's mom (1st) Kenichi Ogata as Funyakofunyao (4th) Kumiko Watanabe as Mii-chan (6th) Mari Yokoo as Suneo's mom (2nd) Masaharu Satou as Company President (2nd) Masako Matsubara as Shizuka's mom (2nd) Minami Takayama as Suneo's mom (3rd: 2005) Minoru Yada as Funyakofunyao (3rd) Miyako Takeuchi as Gian's mom (2nd: 2005-04-29) Motoko Kumai as Mii-chan (8th) Rei Sakuma as Mini Dora (2nd) Ritsuo Sawa as Nobita's teacher (1st) Ryouichi Tanaka as Nobita's teacher (3rd) Sachi Matsumoto as Sewashi (2nd: 2005) Shihoko Hagino as Dekisugi (2nd: 2005-05-27) Shingo Kanemoto as Kaminari-san (1st) Sumiko Shirakawa as Dekisugi (1st) Takeshi Watanabe as Kaminari-san (2nd) Takumi Yamazaki as Sune-kichi (2nd) Tesshô Genda as Muku (1st) Vanilla Yamazaki as Jaiko (2nd: 2005) Wataru Takagi as Nobita's teacher (4th: 2005) Yasuroo Tanaka as Funyakofunyao (1st) Yoshiko Ohta as Sewashi (1st) Yoshino Ohtori as Suneo's mom (1st) Yutaka Shimaka as Gian's Father (2nd, 4th) | |||||||
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Translation: Homero Villarreal Executive producer: Rosa María González | Ana Orra as Doraemon (Spain dub) Anna Orra as Doraemon (Catalan dub) Assumpta Navascues as Nobita (Spain dub) Estívaliz Lizárraga as Doraemon (new dub) (Spain dub) Laura Torres as Nobita Nobi Nuria Marín Picó as Nobita (new dub) (Spain dub) Nuria Martín as Nobita (new dub) (Spain dub) Ricardo Tejedo as Doraemon Cristina Hernandez as Shizuka Irwin Daayan as Suneo Josep Sobrevia as Takeshi Gôda 'Gegant' (Catalan dub) María Rosa Gil as Suneo Honekawa (Catalan dub) Meritxell Ané as Shizuka Minamoto (Catalan dub) Alberto Escobal García as Anselmo Herrero as (new dub) (Spain dub) Fátima Casado as José Manuel Cortizas as (new dub) (Spain dub) Mayte Supervia as Miguel Ortiz as (new dub) (Spain dub) Nacho de Porrata as Jyan (Spain dub) Noemi Bayarri as Suneo (Spain dub) Pilar Ferrero as Sergio Bonilla as gigante(gian) Sonia Torrecilla as Shizuka (new dub) (Spain dub) Víctor Prieto as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Translation: Stefano Di Modugno (new dub) Dialogues: Theme Song Performance: Cristina D'Avena (new dub) | Davide Garbolino as Nobita (new dub) Liù Bosisio as Doraemon (old dub) Marco Joannucci as Guglia (Nobita) (2nd voice , old dub) Massimo Còrizza as Guglia (Nobita) (1st voice , old dub) Pietro Ubaldi as Doraemon (new dub) Carla Comaschi as Cesare Rasini as Padre di Nobita (new dub) Elda Olivieri as Madre di Nobita (new dub) Federica Valenti as Shizuka (new dub) Luca Bosisio as Giangi (Jaian) (old dub) Luca Bottale as Gian (Jaian) (new dub) Patrizia Scianca as Suneo (new dub) Serena Clerici as Dorami (new dub) Anna Maria Tulli as Yamada (new dub) Barbara Cinquatti as Dekisugi (new dub) Marina Thovez as Madre di Shizuka (new dub) Rosalba Bongiovanni as Madre di Gian (new dub) Sergio Romanò as Professore di Nobita (new dub) Antonio Paiola (new dub) Claudio Ridolfo (new dub) Mario Scarabelli (new dub) Mario Zucca (new dub) Riccardo Rovatti (new dub) | |||||||
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