Nanaka 6/17 (TV)
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| Nanaka 6/17 - Complete Collection (DVD) 2008-12-23 (from $23.99) |
| Nanaka 6/17 - Not So Magical Mishap (DVD 1) 2006-05-23 (from $6.00) |
| Nanaka 6/17 - Reality! Rivalry! Ridicule! (DVD 2) 2006-07-18 (from $6.00) |
| Nanaka 6/17 - Nanaka vs Nanaka! (DVD 3) 2006-09-12 (from $18.35) |
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Director: Hiroaki Sakurai Screenplay: Tomoko Konparu Music: Toshio Masuda Original Manga: Ken Yagami Character Design: Art director: Shichiro Kobayashi | Chiemi Chiba as Kenichi Suzumura as Yui Horie as Asami Sanada as Kaori Nazuka as Kazuyuki Shimura as Mika Kanai as Sakura Nogawa as Takashi Matsuyama as Chinatsu Kasahara as Kaori Umazume as Kazuki Yao as Keiichi Satoh as Kouichi Nagano as Mika Kanai as Nobuyuki Hiyama as Rina Nakayama as Ryo Naitou as Saeko Chiba as Sanae Kobayashi as Yuko Sanpei as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Don Rush Translation: Kaoru Bertrand ADR Script: Mike Yantosca Executive producer: DVD Coordination: Anthony Benavides DVD Menu Design: Larry Koteff Editing: International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Logo Design: Larry Koteff Mix: Wade Shemwell Packaging Design: Larry Koteff Post-Production Manager: Shelly Thomas Production Assistant: Production manager: Joey Goubeaud Recording engineer: Jason Grundy Senior Translator: Sarah Alys Lindholm Sound Design: Wade Shemwell Translation Proofer: Amy Forsyth |  |
Chris Patton as Kira Vincent-Davis as Monica Rial as Chris Ayres as Jessica Boone as John Swasey as Luci Christian as Tiffany Grant as April Brem as Luci Christian as Mariela Ortiz as Nancy Novotny as Sasha Paysinger as Tiffany Grant as | ||||||
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Dubbing Director: Guido Rutta | | Emanuela Pacotto as Federica Valenti as Patrizio Prata as Alessandra Karpoff as Debora Morese as Diego Sabre as Giovanna Papandrea as Roger Mantovani as Serena Clerici as Alessandra Karpoff as Cinzia Massironi as Laura Brambilla as Marcella Silvestri as Massimo Di Benedetto as Monica Bonetto as Nicola Bartolini Carrassi as | ||||||
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