He is my Master (TV)
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| He is my Master - Complete Collection (DVD) 2009-10-06 (from $19.99) |
Director: Shouji Saeki Scenario: Shouji Saeki ADR Director: Satoki Iida Script: Music: Seikou Nagaoka Original Manga: Character Design: Kazuhiro Takamura Advertising Production: Editing: Takeshi Seyama Key Animation: Theme Song Performance: | Ai Shimizu as Junko Minagawa as Kana Ueda as Masumi Asano as Kyousei Tsukui as Ayako Kawasumi as Natsuko Kuwatani as Reiko Kiuchi as Romi Paku as Rumi Shishido as Sayaka Ohara as Shizuka Arai as Yousuke Akimoto as | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: ADV Films Licensed by: Sentai Filmworks Subtitles: MX Media LLC Translation: MX Media LLC | |||||||
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ADR Director: Frédéric Souterelle Auteur: Frédéric Roques | Francoise Escobar as Gwen Lebret as Isabelle Volpe as Pascale Chemin as Frédéric Souterelle as Jean-Marc Montalto as | |||||||
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| (none) | Constantin von Jascheroff as Juana von Jascheroff as Mario von Jascheroff as Rubina Kuraoka as | |||||||
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Translation: Niels Viveen Script Check: Kaj Schulten | (none) | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: Mega-Anime | |||||||
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| (none) | Licensed by: Proware Multimedia International Co., Ltd. | |||||||
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