Ranma ½: Nihao My Concubine (movie)
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Ranma ½ OAV (sequel)
Ranma ½: One Flew Over the Kuno's Nest (movie) (sequel)
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| Ranma ½: Nihao My Concubine (DVD) 1998-11-10 (from $4.18) |
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Director: Akira Suzuki Screenplay: Ryota Yamaguchi Music: Akihisa Matsuura Original Manga: Rumiko Takahashi Character Design: Atsuko Nakajima Art director: Animation director: Atsuko Nakajima Director of Photography: Mitsunobu Yoshida Executive producer: Kei Ijichi Producer: Animation Check: Tomoyuki Awabi (assistant) Art Continuity: Kazuhiro Furuhashi Color Coordination: Kouichi Takada Editing: Key Animation: Planning: Shigekazu Ochiai Production manager: Hideo Deguchi Recording Director: Shigeharu Shiba Special Effects: Takeshi Saito Theme Song Performance: Picasso (ED) | Kappei Yamaguchi as Megumi Hayashibara as Mitsuaki Madono as Noriko Hidaka as Hiromi Tsuru as Hirotaka Suzuoki as Ichirô Nagai as Kenichi Ogata as Kikuko Inoue as Kouichi Yamadera as Minami Takayama as Rei Sakuma as Ryunosuke Ohbayashi as Toshihiko Seki as | |||||||
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Script: Trish Ledoux Translation: Toshifumi Yoshida Producer: Seiji Horibuchi Assistant Engineer: Karl Willems Associate producer: Satoru Fujii Dialogue Director: Terry Klassen DVD Production Coordinator: Hiroe Tsukamoto Mixing: Cliff Cockrall Production Coordination: Recording engineer: Jason Fredrickson Video Post-Production: Pierre Roche Wordfit Editor: Nick Stocker | Alessandro Juliani as Myriam Sirois as Sarah Strange as Venus Terzo as Angela Costain as Brad Swaile as Cathy Weseluck as David Kaye as Kathleen Barr as Kelly Sheridan as Michael Donovan as Paul Dobson as Robert O. Smith as Ted Cole as Willow Johnson as Gerard Plunkett as Terry Klassen as | |||||||
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Script: Luciano Setti Executive producer: Francesco Di Sanzo Assistant Director Of Dubbing: Maurizio Picchio Director Of Dubbing: Fabrizio Mazzotta Mixing: Stefano Morandi Synchronization: Salvatore Fabozzi | Alessandro Quarta as Massimiliano Alto as Monica Ward as Stella Musy as Christian Iansante as Fabrizio Mazzotta as Francesca Fiorentini as Francesca Guadagno as Francesco Bulckaen as Georgia Lepore as Giovanni Petrucci as Ilaria Stagni as Nino Scardina as Riccardo Rossi as Vittorio Di Prima as Andrea Ward as Fabrizio Mazzotta as Giorgio Locuratolo as Isa Di Marzio as Roberto Stocchi as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: José Parisi Jr. Translation: Fernando Janson | Fátima Noya as Letícia Quinto as Márcio Araújo as Armando Tiraboschi as Carlos Silveira as Hermes Baroli as Márcia Regina as Sérgio Corsetti as Tatá Guarnieri as Wendel Bezerra as Angelica Santos as Denise Reis as | |||||||
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