Kamichu! (TV)
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| Kamichu - Complete Box Collection (DVD) 2008-09-23 (from $28.99) |
| Kamichu! - Complete Collection (DVD) 2007-09-25 |
| Kamichu! - Little Deity (DVD 1) 2006-06-06 (from $8.13) |
| Kamichu! - Little Deity Limited Edition + Artbox (DVD 1) 2006-06-06 (from $14.60) |
| Kamichu! - Power of Love (DVD 2) 2006-08-15 (from $26.99) |
| Kamichu! - Discovery (DVD 3) 2006-10-17 (from $18.99) |
| Kamichu! - Holiday Confessions (DVD 4) 2006-12-19 (from $5.18) |
| Kamichu! - CD Soundtrack (OST) 2006-10-10 (from $5.00) |
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Series director: Koji Masunari Director: Screenplay: Hideyuki Kurata Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Yoshihiro Ike Original Work: Besame Mucho Character Design: Takahiro Chiba Art director: Yukihiro Shibutani Animation director: Character Conceptual Design: Taraku Uon Director of Photography: Atsuo Tsukioka Producer: Animation: Animation producer: Yumi Satou Assistant producer: Akeko Yokoyama Background Art: Color setting: Ritsuko Utagawa Colour Setting: Digital Composite: Digital Effects: Masato Sato Editing: Masaki Sakamoto Editing Assistant: Yuri Tamura (all) In-Between Check: Kazuhisa Takeda (ep 7) Key Animation: Key Animation Assistance: Music Assistance: Music producer: Toru Nakano Online Editor: Takashi Kubota (Q Tec) Planning: Shigekazu Takeuchi Production Design: Okama Production Runner: Prop Design: Hiroshi Ogawa Publicity: Recording: Shigeru Fujibayashi Recording Adjustment: Yasushi Nagura Sound Effects: Hidemi Tanaka Sound Production Head: Sound Supervision: Hiromi Kikuta Theme Song Arrangement: Junpei Fujita (Op & Ed) Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Bee' (OP & ED) Theme Song Performance: Title Design: Noriyuki Jinguji Visual Art: Takeshi Sudo (all) | Mako as Ai Nonaka as Chiwa Saito as Issei Miyazaki as Kanako Hattori as Kaori Mine as Kousuke Okano as Makoto Tsumura as Miki Itou as Misato Fukuen as Mitsuaki Hoshino as Rika Morinaga as Yukie Maeda as Akemi Kanda as Akeno Watanabe as Chikara Oosaka as Daiki Nakamura as Hiromi Hirata as Hiroshi Matsumoto as Hiroshi Okamoto as Hisayo Mochizuki as Hitoshi Horimoto as Kanako Hattori as Katsuhisa Houki as Kazuo Oka as Keiko Taniguchi as Kiyonobu Suzuki as Kousuke Okano as Kunihiro Kawamoto as Mantarô Iwao as Mari Toudou as Megumi Kubota as Misa Nishikawa as Misato Fukuen as Mitsuhiro Sakamaki as Naomi Kusumi as Natsuko Takushoku as Noriaki Sugiyama as Reiko Kiuchi as Ryou Hirohashi as Ryusuke Oobayashi as Shinichi Kishino as Shinichirou Ohta as Tadahisa Saizen as Takashi Oohara as Takayasu Usui as Taketoshi Kawano as Tetsu Inada as Tohru Furusawa as Yuki Kaida as Yuki Kodaira as Yukie Maeda as Yukito Souma as Yuko Kaida as Yuko Kato as Yumiko Kobayashi as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Patrick Seitz Translation: Reiko Matsuo ADR Script: Patrick Seitz Executive producer: Hideki 'Henry' Goto Producer: Audio Layback Engineer: Gregg Hall Online Editor: Steve Korechoff Recording engineer: Sound Mixing: Tony Crowe Subtitling: |  | Megan Harvey as Carrie Savage as Erika Weinstein as Hunter MacKenzie Austin as J.D. Stone as Johnny Yong Bosch as Karen Thompson as Liam O'Brien as Lulu Chiang as Michael McConnohie as Rachel Hirschfeld as Sam Regal as Talis Axelrod as Tara Platt as Yuri Lowenthal as Barbara Goodson as Brittney Harvey as Carrie Savage as Dameon Clarke as Darrel Guilbeau as Doug Stone as Elise Baughman as Hope Villanueva as J-Ray Hochfield as J.D. Stone as Jay Klein as Jenny Lindemann as Kristen Amicone as Lauren Bendik as Liam O'Brien as Lily Mason as Lucian Lee as Lulu Chiang as Michael McConnohie as Michelle Ruff as Patrick Seitz as Russell Thor as Sam Regal as Sam Ruddy as Stephen Martello as Talis Axelrod as Tara Platt as William Frederick Knight as Yuri Lowenthal as | ||||||
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