Mouse (TV)
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| Mouse - Complete Collection (DVD) 2006-12-19 (from $16.49) |
| Mouse - Complete Collection Litebox (DVD) 2009-10-13 (from $13.60) |
| Mouse - Stealing Temptation (DVD 1) 2004-04-13 (from $10.99) |
| Mouse - Lusty Ambitions (DVD 2) 2004-06-15 (from $10.99) |
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Director: Yorifusa Yamaguchi Script: Hiroyuki Kawasaki Screenplay: Music: Original Manga: Character Design: Art director: Animation director: Mechanical design: Toshiharu Murata Director of Photography: Kazuyoshi Shiomi Producer: Advertising: Animation: Animation Check: Animation producer: Assistant Animation Director: Takaaki Sekizaki (OP/ED) Assistant Editor: Risa Yoshida Assistant producer: Associate producer: Background: CG Effects: Cinematography: Color Model: Dramatization: Editing: Seiji Morita Effects: Masami Kitakata Final Checking: Final Line: Music Supervisor: Yoshiyuki Ito Paint: Planning: Production Desk: Recording: Yasuo Tachibana Series Planning: Hiroyuki Kawasaki Sound Production: Special Effects: Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Halko Momoi (OP/ED) Theme Song Performance: Video Editing: | Kappei Yamaguchi as Kikuko Inoue as Mai Nakahara as Yukari Fukui as Asae Sakuragawa as Asako Dodo as Asami Sanada as Eko Wakaizumi as Halko Momoi as Harumi Asai as Hiromi Sugino as Hiroshi Saeki as Hisashi Oda as Kanako Awazu as Kaoru Sasaiima as Katsuaki Arima as Kazuki Yoda as Kazutoshi Hatano as Kazuyoshi Hayashi as Kiyoko Nagaki as Koji Watanabe as Mariko Takigawa as Masaru Ikeda as Masashi Yabe as Mikiko Kurihara as Ryoko Shintani as Sakiko Tamagawa as Seiichi Hokuto as Seizo Katou as Shigeru Chiba as Takashi Matsuyama as Takashi Nagasako as Tomo Saeki as Tomoe Sakuragawa as Toshihide Tsuchiya as Yasuhisa Kawahara as Yoshiko Mori as Yoshimi Moriya as Yuka Aimoto as Yuki Matsuda as | |||||||
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Director: Ruben Arvizu Translation: Julia Rose Executive producer: John Sirabella DVD Author: Stephen Poole Editing: Naneen Paglieri Graphic Design: Merideth Mulroney Mix: Richard Carrier Pro Tools: Peter MacDonald Production Coordination: Frank Pannone Production manager: Scott Marchfeld Production Supervision: Sean Molyneaux Script Adaptation: J.J. Vallejo |  | Cindy Alexander as Grant George as Jessica Gee as Laura Chyu as Bob Buchholz as Bob Pappenbrook as Carol Wadell as Chelsea Armstrong as Dan Woren as Dave Mallow as Jacky Morris as Mari Devon as Philece Sampler as Steve Staley as | ||||||
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