Idol Project (OAV)
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Idol Project DVD 1
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| Idol Project (DVD 1) 2002-12-17 (from $13.25) |
| Idol Project - Final Concert (DVD 2) 2003-04-29 (from $13.25) |
| Idol Project - Super Pop Anthology (DVD 1-2) 2004-02-24 (from $19.43) |
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Director: Yasufumi Nagaoka Screenplay: Music: Kanji Saito Original story: Noritaka Suzuki Character Design: Noritaka Suzuki Art director: Yukiko Iijima Animation director: Noritaka Suzuki Sound director: Hiroki Matsuoka Director of Photography: Hideki Imiizumi Chief animator: Keisuke Watanabe Key Animation: Keiji Gotoh (OP) Theme Song Performance: | Aya Hisakawa as Hinako Kanamaru as Kikuko Inoue as Mariko Kouda as Mika Kanai as Rie Iwatsubo as Satomi Koorogi as Ai Orikasa as Chinami Nishimura as Eiji Itô as Hiroaki Hirata as Kyoko Hikami as Wataru Takagi as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Art director: Merideth Mulroney Translation: Masumi Doeda ADR Script: Clark Cheng Executive producer: John Sirabella Producer: Eric P. Sherman Assistant producer: Mami Okada Chief Engineer: Patrick Rodman Co-Producer: Kaeko Sakamoto Editing: Khalid Mills Foley Artist: Michael Lyle Production Assistant: Anna Yamamoto Production manager: Scott Marchfeld Production Supervision: Sean Molyneaux Re-Recording Mixing: Mark Rozett (C.A.S.) Recording engineer: Matthew J. Mondrick Sound Effects Editor: Matthew J. Mondrick Walla Coach: Gully Jimson |  | Ellen Wilkinson as Julie Pickering as Michelle Ruff as Midge Mayes as Sue Beth Arden as Tina Dixon as Willow Armstrong as Sheri Peppars as Carrie Savage as Dave Mallow as David Lucas as Lex Lang as Marie Danielle as Midge Mayes as Ron Allen as Steve Kramer as Sue Beth Arden as Tina Dixon as Willow Armstrong as | ||||||
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