Doraemon (TV 2)
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Chief Director: Director: Soichiro Zen (2009) Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Original creator: Character Design: Eiichi Nakamura Chief Animation Director: Eiichi Nakamura (1991 to 2005) Animation director: 2nd Key Animation: Hideaki Furusawa 3DCG Animation: Background Art: Color Key: Composite Photography: Digital Paint: In-Between Animation: In-Between Check: Key Animation: Special Effects: Theme Music Performance: Twelve Girls Band (OP: 2005-04-15) Theme Song Performance: | Megumi Oohara as Nobuyo Oyama as Noriko Ohara as Wasabi Mizuta as Kaneta Kimotsuki as Kazuya Tatekabe as Keiko Yokozawa as Kotono Mitsuishi as Masayuki Kato as Michiko Nomura as Sachiko Chijimatsu as Subaru Kimura as Tomokazu Seki as Yasunori Matsumoto as Yousuke Naka as Yumi Kakazu as Ai Orikasa as Akiko Takamura as Atsuko Mine as Banjou Ginga as Chie Kitagawa as Daisuke Gouri as Hideyuki Tanaka as Issei Futamata as Katsuhisa Houki as Kazuhiko Inoue as Kazuyo Aoki as Keiko Yamamoto as Keiko Yokozawa as Kenichi Ogata as Kumiko Watanabe as Mari Yokoo as Masaharu Satou as Masako Matsubara as Minami Takayama as Minoru Yada as Miyako Takeuchi as Motoko Kumai as Rei Sakuma as Ritsuo Sawa as Ryouichi Tanaka as Sachi Matsumoto as Shihoko Hagino as Shingo Kanemoto as Sumiko Shirakawa as Takeshi Watanabe as Takumi Yamazaki as Tesshô Genda as Vanilla Yamazaki as Wataru Takagi as Yasuroo Tanaka as Yoshiko Ohta as Yoshino Ohtori as Yutaka Shimaka as | |||||||
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Translation: Homero Villarreal Executive producer: Rosa María González |  | Ana Orra as Anna Orra as Assumpta Navascues as Estívaliz Lizárraga as Laura Torres as Nuria Marín Picó as Nuria Martín as Ricardo Tejedo as Cristina Hernandez as Irwin Daayan as Josep Sobrevia as María Rosa Gil as Meritxell Ané as Alberto Escobal García as Anselmo Herrero as Fátima Casado as José Manuel Cortizas as Mayte Supervia as Miguel Ortiz as Nacho de Porrata as Noemi Bayarri as Pilar Ferrero as Sergio Bonilla as Sonia Torrecilla as 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 Liù Bosisio as Marco Joannucci as Massimo Còrizza as Pietro Ubaldi as Carla Comaschi as Cesare Rasini as Elda Olivieri as Federica Valenti as Luca Bosisio as Luca Bottale as Patrizia Scianca as Serena Clerici as Anna Maria Tulli as Barbara Cinquatti as Marina Thovez as Rosalba Bongiovanni as Sergio Romanò as Antonio Paiola Claudio Ridolfo Mario Scarabelli Mario Zucca Riccardo Rovatti | |||||||
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