Demashitaa! Powerpuff Girls Z (TV)
Demashita! PowerPuff Girls Z (manga) (adaptation)
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Director: Music: Original creator: Craig McCracken Character Design: Miho Shimogasa Producer: Production manager: Yoshio Urasawa Theme Song Performance: | Emiri Katou as Machiko Kawana as Masashi Ebara as Nami Miyahara as Chigusa Ikeda as Hideyuki Tanaka as Makiko Ohmoto as Reiko Kiuchi as Ryusei Nakao as Taiten Kusunoki as Tomoko Kaneda as Touko Aoyama as Youko Kawanami as Yukiko Tamaki as Aiko Hibi as Bin Shimada as Chika Sakamoto as Chiwa Saito as Daisuke Egawa as Daisuke Kishio as Eiji Takemoto as Eiji Yanagisawa as Hikaru Midorikawa as Hiroshi Iwasaki as Junichi Suwabe as Juurouta Kosugi as Kappei Yamaguchi as Kazuya Ichijou as Keiichi Sonobe as Keiko Yamamoto as Kenichi Ono as Kenji Nomura as Kouichi Toochika as Kouki Miyata as Kouta Nemoto as Kujira as Makoto Tsumura as Mariko Kouda as Masako Katsuki as Masaya Onosaka as Mayumi Yamaguchi as Megumi Urawa as Minoru Inaba as Misa Watanabe as Mitsuaki Madono as Miwa Matsumoto as Motoki Takagi as Naoki Tatsuta as Naomi Kusumi as Reiko Kiuchi as Reiko Takagi as Rumi Shishido as Ryotaro Okiayu as Sakiko Uran as Satomi Koorogi as Sawa Ishige as Shiro Saito as Takeshi Kusao as Takumi Yamazaki as Tetsu Inada as Tomoko Akiya as Tomomichi Nishimura as Toshiharu Sakurai as Toshio Furukawa as Wataru Takagi as Yasuhiro Takato as Yuka Komatsu as Yumi Touma as Yûta Kazuya as Aiko Hibi | |||||||
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Translation: Rachel Noe Producer: Diana Gage Associate producer: Jennifer Fairweather Background Music: Casting Director: Randi Riediger Dialogue Editing: Aaron MacDonald Music Editor: Marc Matsumoto Re-Recording Mixing: Derek Simpson Recording engineer: Michael Iske Script Adaptation: Robert Weston Script Editing: Sound Effects: Derek Seaborn Talent Coordinator: Theresa MacFarlane Theme Song Composition: Video Post-Production: Voice Direction: James Corrigall | Nicole Bouma as Aidan Drummond as Alberto Ghisi as Kathleen Barr as Michael Dobson as Nicole Oliver as Simon Hill as Alec Willows as Andrew Francis as Brian Drummond as Cathy Weseluck as Kelly Metzger as Kelly Sheridan as Louis Chirillo as Mark Oliver as Maryke Hendrikse as Matt Hill as Peter New as Richard Ian Cox as Scott McNeil as Tabitha St. Germain as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Anne Rochant Adaptation: Nadine Delanoë | Marie-Laure Dougnac as Olivia Luccioni as Sauvane Delanoë as Christian Pelissier as Mathias Kozlowski as Nathalie Bienaime as Pascale Jacquemont as Renaud Meyer as René Morard as | |||||||
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| (none) | Cristina Hernandez as Maggie Vera as Mariana Ortiz as Anabel Mendez as Benjamin Rivera as Elena Ramirez as Elsa Covián as Enrique Cervantes as Gabriela Beltrán as Gloria Elena Obregón as Herman Lopez as Irwin Daayan as Isabel Martiñon as Jose Luis Orozco as Juan Alfonso Carralero as Luis Alfonso Mendoza as Manuel Campuzano as Martha Ceceña as Martin Soto as Mayra Arellano as Nancy McKenzie as Patricia Acevedo as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Fabrizio Temperini | Monica Bertolotti as Monica Ward as Perla Liberatori as Fabrizio Temperini as Saverio Indrio as | |||||||
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Script: Lea Ropero | | Ely Martin as Jenny Bituin as Klariz Magboo as Arlene Bacay as Candice Arellano as Ely Martin as Jefferson Utanes as Mark Aspiras as Miguel Moreno as Ahlee Reyes as Candice Arellano as Ely Martin as Jefferson Utanes as Jenny Bituin as Klariz Magboo as Mark Aspiras as Miguel Moreno as | ||||||
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Dubbing Director: Jorge Vasconcellos | Christiane Monteiro as Iara Riça as Jorge Vasconcellos as Luísa Palomanes as Andréa Murucci as Dilma Machado as Domício Costa as Mário Cardoso as Miriam Fischer as Priscila Amorim as Ricardo Juarez as Duda Espinoza as Fernanda Crispin as Gabriela Bicalho as Gustavo Teixeira as Jorge Sequerra as Leonardo Santhos as Luciano Monteiro as Luiz Carlos Persy as Luiz Sérgio Vieira as Marcelo Garcia as Marcelo Sandryni as Márcia Morelli as Maria João Miguel as Mário Bomba as Marize Motta as Priscila Amorim as Quimbé as Ricardo Vooght as Rodrigo Antas as Sandra De Castro as Sérgio Cantú as Sérgio Stern as Sónia Neves as Luiz Sérgio Vieira | |||||||
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