Ahiru no Quack (TV)
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Director: Hiroshi Saitô Screenplay: Akira Miyazaki Storyboard: Akira Miyazaki Original story: Herman van Veen Character Design: Animation director: Susumu Shiraume Theme Song Performance: Megumi Hayashibara (OP & ED) | Megumi Hayashibara as Kei Tomiyama as Kenichi Ogata as Shigeru Chiba as Takuzou Kamiyama as TARAKO as Yuko Kobayashi as | |||||||
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Theme Song Performance: Evelyne Grandjean (ending) | Evelyne Grandjean as Henri Poirier as Roger Carel as Valérie Siclay as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Amelia Jara (Spain dub) | Angela González as Abel Navarro as Amelia Jara as Ángel Rodríguez as Miguel Campos as Fernando Mateo as Luis Marín as Rafael Calvo as Simón Ramírez as | |||||||
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Script: Guido Rutta Translation: Director Of Dubbing: Guido Rutta Theme Song Performance: Cristina D'Avena |  |
Davide Garbolino as Alessandra Karpoff as Antonio Paiola as Marco Balzarotti as Mario Scarabelli as Paolo Marchese as Pietro Ubaldi as Sergio Romanò as Veronica Pivetti as | ||||||
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| (none) | Klaus Sonnenschein as Susanna Bonasewicz as Eva Maria Miner as Frank Odjidja as Gaddah Al Akel as Gottfried Kramer as Hans Teuscher as Herman van Veen as Ingolf Gorges as Joachim von Ulmann as Klaus Biederstedt as Marious Fluitsma as Patrick Winczewski as Till Hagen as Udo Schenk as Wolf Rüdiger Reutermann as | |||||||
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Director: Dennis Livson Script: Herman van Veen Music: Character Design: Harald Siepermann Art: Annet Kossen Background Designs: Hans Bacher Design: Annet Kossen Storyboard Supervisor: Harald Siepermann Theme Song Performance: | Herman van Veen as Ryan van den Akker as Bram van der Vlugt as Fred Butter as Frits Lambrechts as John Kraaykamp as Marlous Fluitsma as Alida Neslo as Bill van Dijk as Cor Witschge as Ena Heese as Felix Meurders as Fred Butter as Guido Jonckers as Hans Otjes as Henk Westbroek as Herman van Veen as Jan Anne Drenth as Kees Schilperoort as Niek Pancras as | |||||||
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Broadcaster: TVP1 Distributor: Starling | ||||||
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