Grappler Baki Maximum Tournament (TV)
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Series director: Katsuyoshi Yatabe Director: Script: Yasunori Yamada Original Manga: Keisuke Itagaki Character Design: Naoyuki Itou Art director: Minako Akaishi Animation director: Masayuki Sato Executive producer: Dynamite Tommy Animation: Minefumi Harada Animation producer: Assistant Editor: Yuuji Oka Color director: Motomu Suzuki Coloring: Kazumi Hasegawa (St. Toys) Director Of Digital Photography: Shinichiro Tachi Editing: Masashi Furukawa EED: Tsuyoshi Morisugi Production Coordination: Youshihito Suzuka Production manager: Syuoji Moriya Program Check: Naotake Goshima Recording: Chiaki Sato Situation Design: Isamu Imakake Situation Producer: Aki Yamasato Sound Effects: Kazutoshi Sato Supervision: Theme Song Performance: Titles: Nana Mochizuki | Kenji Nomura as Masami Kikuchi as Kizaki as Kozue Matsumoto as Masayuki Nakata as Mugihito as Naomi Kusumi as Sachiko Kojima as Takehiro Murozono as Toru Ohkawa as Toshitaka Shimizu as Hidetoshi Nakamura as Keiji Fujiwara as Yoshikazu Nagano as Yurika Hino as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Chris Cason Script: Sean Michael Teague Producer: ADR Engineer: Animation: Assistant Script Supervisor: Jaqueline Gilbert Assistant Talent Coordinator: Scott Garner Executive Director: Gen Fukunaga Mix Engineer: Adrian Cook Post Production Assistant: Script Supervisor: Jeremy Carlile Talent Coordinator: Tara Williams Video Editor: | Daniel Penz as Matt Tompkins as Robert McCollum as Brice Armstrong as Christopher R. Sabat as Doug Burks as Greg Dulcie as Jim Johnson as Kate Borneman as Kyle Hebert as Mark Lancaster as Troy Baker as Bob Carter as Brad Jackson as Ed Blaylock as John Burgmeier as Mark Stoddard as Mike McFarland as Mike Murray as Randy Tallman as Stephanie Young as Wendy Powell as | |||||||
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