Fushigi na Koala Blinky (TV)
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Series director: Taku Sugiyama Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Reijiro Koroku Character Design: Isamu Kumata Art director: Kôichi Kudô Animation director: Layout Supervisor: Yasuji Mori Theme Song Performance: | Arisa Andou as Haruna Ikezawa as Keiko Toda as Masako Miura as Akio Nojima as Chie Kitagawa as Kumi Mizuno as Sachiko Saitou as TARAKO as Tomoko Munakata as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Script: Music: Supervising Director: Tom Wyner Executive producer: ADR Engineer: Assistant Engineer: Music Clearance: Ron Kenan Music Editor: Music Engineer: Music Supervisor: Andrew Dimitroff Post Production Assistant: Kelly Griffin Post Production Supervisor: Eric S. Rollman Production Accountant: Carol Diesel Re-Recording Engineer: Script Supervisor: Tony Oliver Sound Effects Editor: Supervising Production: Winston Richard |  |
Barbara Goodson as Cheryl Chase as Lara Cody as Morgan Hallet as Dave Mallow as Dean Hagopian as Edie Mirman as Gregory Snegoff as Jane Woods as Jeff Winkless as Steve Kramer as Ted Layman as Ted Lewis as | ||||||
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