Ah My Buddha (TV)
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Ah My Buddha DVD 1
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| Ah My Buddha - The Aroused One (DVD 1) 2009-01-27 (from $16.94) |
| Ah My Buddha - The Two Uncovered Paths (DVD 2) 2009-03-17 (from $16.94) |
| Ah My Buddha - The Three Exposed Jewels (DVD 3) 2009-06-30 (from $18.99) |
| Ah My Buddha - The Four Naked Truths (DVD 4) 2009-08-18 (from $16.94) |
| Ah My Buddha - The Five Bare Aggregates (DVD 5) 2009-10-20 (from $22.49) |
| Ah My Buddha - The Six Realms Below (DVD 6) 2009-12-22 (from $22.49) |
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Director: Keitaro Motonaga Series Composition: Makoto Uezu Script: Music: Yasunori Iwasaki Original creator: Character Design: Kumi Horii Animation director: Noritomo Hattori (ep 9) Sound director: Yasunori Ebina Theme Song Performance: Mai Nakahara | Chihiro Suzuki as Mai Nakahara as Akeno Watanabe as Chieko Higuchi as Haruhi Terada as Kazuko Sugiyama as Ryoko Shintani as Tomoko Kawakami as Yoichi Masukawa as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Art director: Dana Gill Translation: Midori Maejima Executive producer: John Sirabella Acquisition Liaison: Casting Coordination: Dianne Smith DVD Author: Dave Beinlich Editing: Derek Lieu Post-Production Supervisor: Christian Moran Print Manager: Chris Mantovi Production Coordination: Dianne Smith Production Supervision: Script Adaptation: J.J. Vallejo Sound Mixing: Peter McDonald Subtitling: Robby Huang | Cindy Robinson as Dick Smallberries Jr. as Jane Alan as Karen Strassman as Michelle Bell as Sandra Edwards as Stephanie Sheh as Tara Platt as Frederick Hasselblad as Grant George as Sandra Edwards as | |||||||
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