Time Bokan (TV)
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Chief Director: Hiroshi Sasagawa Script: Episode Director: Music: Masayuki Yamamoto Original creator: Tatsuo Yoshida Character Design: Yoshitaka Amano Animation director: Mecha design: Mitsuki Nakamura Producer: Assistant director: Koichi Mashimo Planning: Theme Song Performance: Masayuki Yamamoto (OP) | Akira Kamiya as Akira Murayama as Akira Shimada as Haru Endô as Hiroshi Ohtake as Jouji Yanami as Junkichi Souta as Junpei Takiguchi as Kaneta Kimotsuki as Kazuko Sugiyama as Kei Tomiyama as Keiko Yokozawa as Kinto Tamura as Koichi Chiba as Kôichi Kitamura as Koudai Tobe as Mari Okamoto as Masaaki Tsukada as Masako Nozawa as Masashi Amenomori as Mitsuo Senda as Noriko Ohara as Norio Wakamoto as Osamu Kato as Reiko Katsura as Ryuji Nakagi as Ryuuji Saikachi as Seizo Katou as Setsuo Wakui as Shigezou Sasaoka as Shozo Hirabayashi as Takao Ohyama as Takashi Taguchi as Takeshi Watabe as Tohru Furuya as Yoshiko Ohta as Yoshito Yasuhara as Youko Hatakeyama as | |||||||
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Music: Theme Song Performance: Guillermo Aguirre (a.k.a. Santiago) | Broadcaster: Distributor: Dubbing Studio: Intersound Inc. Producer: Harmony Gold U.S.A. Inc. | |||||||
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Director Of Dubbing: Gianni G. Galassi | Anna Marchesini as Giorgio Piazza as Massimo Còrizza as Sergio Gibello as Sergio Matteucci as Susanna Fassetta as | |||||||
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