Ramen Fighter Miki (TV)
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| Ramen Fighter Miki - Collection (Sub.DVD) 2008-11-18 (from $17.82) |
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| Ramen Fighter Miki - Tonkatsu Tactics (Sub.DVD 2) 2007-11-20 (from $12.99) |
| Ramen Fighter Miki - Shoyu Showdown (Sub.DVD 3) 2008-01-08 (from $12.99) |
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Director: Nobuo Tomizawa Series Composition: Touko Machida Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Ryuji Takagi Original creator: Jun Sadogawa Character Design: Keiko Nakaji Art director: Hiroshi Nitta Chief Animation Director: Keiko Nakaji Animation director: Sound director: Hiromi Kikuta Director of Photography: Junko Miyagawa Producer: 3D Animation: Junko Miyakawa Colour Design: Tomoko Yamamoto Digital Animation: Digital Background Art: Yasuhiro Yamako Digital Paint: Editing: Yoshihiro Kasahara Ending Animation: Yasuo Otsuka In-Between Animation: In-Between Check: Youichi Takada Key Animation: Music producer: Akira Kawase Photography: Yukihiko Ichikawa Planning: Production manager: Yuichi Suzuki Publicity: Recording Assistant: Yuriko Kiyomoto Sound Recording: Hiroshi Yamada Theme Song Arrangement: Monta (OP) Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: | Ami Koshimizu as Hitomi Nabatame as Nobuyuki Hiyama as Sayuri Sadaoka as Yuuichi Nakamura as Kaori Mine as Rokuro Naya as Saki Nakajima as Ayumi Fujimura as Chie Matsuura as Chiemi Ishimatsu as Daiki Matsubayashi as Fumie Mizusawa as Fuyuka Oura as Hikota Fukuda as Hiroshi Iida as Hitomi Hase as Junichi Goto as Kazuhiro Anzai as Kiyotaka Furushima as Kouji Iida as Megumi Yamato as Mitsuru Ogata as Riichi Nishimoto as Saori Seto as Yoshimasa Hosoya as Yuko Kaida as Yuudai Satou as Yuuichi Ishigami as | |||||||
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Art director: Merideth Mulroney Translation: Yuki Urakawa Executive producer: John Sirabella DVD Authoring: Dave Beinlich DVD Menu Design: John Siers Editing: Post-Production Manager: Christian Moran Post-Production Supervisor: Richard York | (none) | |||||||
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