Dinosaur King (TV)
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Director: Katsuyoshi Yatabe Series Composition: Yasushi Hirano Music: Yuko Fukushima Original Concept: Kenji Sugano (Sega) Character Design: Masayuki Hiraoka Art director: Sound director: Wataru Idachi Director of Photography: Takashi Suehiro Producer: Associate producer: Shinji Maio (Sega) CG Conceptual Director: Takashi Imanishi CG Producer: Takashi Imanishi CG Supervisor: Masayoshi Obata Chief Episode Director: Masakazu Hishida Chief Producer: Color design: Yayoi Tobe Editing: Kumiko Sakamoto Planning: Theme Song Arrangement: Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Yuriko Mori (OP/END) Theme Song Performance: | Asuka Tanii as Matsuri Mizuguchi as Megumi Matsumoto as Seiko Tamura as Tomoko Kobashi as Yuriko Fuchizaki as Asuka Tanii as Daisuke Hirakawa as Eri Komiyama as Hiroshi Naka as Hiroshi Shirokuma as Junichi Endo as Kenyuu Horiuchi as Misa Watanabe as Naoya Uchida as Tetsuo Goto as Yuriko Fuchizaki as Yuuka Nakatsukasa as | |||||||
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Voice Direction: Darren Dunstan |  | Veronica Taylor as Addie Blaustein as Annice Moriarty as Dan Green as Darren Dunstan as David Wills as Eric Stuart as Marc Thompson as Rachael Lillis as Sebastian Arcelus as Veronica Taylor as Zoe Martin as | ||||||
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Directrice De Plateau: Cécile FLORIN | Cécile FLORIN as Christophe Hespel as Julie Basecqz as Bruno Mullenaerts as Catherine Conet as Dominique Wagner as Franck Daquin as Jennifer Barré as Laurent Vernin as Lionel Bourguet as Marie Van R as Marie Van Renterghem as Martin Spinhayer as Peppino Capotondi as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Jaime Roca (Spain dub) | Julia Martínez as Marta Argota as Mercedes Espinosa as Ricardo Bautista as Angel Moron as Ignacio Alonso as Jaime Roca as Miguel Campos as Silvia Evora as Yolanda Quesada as Erika Rendón as Luis Alfonso Mendoza as Lupita Leal as Miguel Angel Leal as | |||||||
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Dubing Director: Gilmara Sanches | Bárbara Lourenço as Pedro Alcântara as Samira Fernandes as Thiago Longo as Yuri Chesman as César Marchetti as Fábio Vila Longa as Flora Paulita as Gilmara Sanches as Ivo Roberto as Mauro Castro as | |||||||
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