Naruto Shippūden (movie)
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| Naruto Shippūden (DVD) 2009-11-10 (from $16.81) |
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Director: Hajime Kamegaki Screenplay: Junki Takegami Music: Yasuharu Takanashi Original creator: Masashi Kishimoto Character Design: Tetsuya Nishio Animation director: | Ayumi Fujimura as Chie Nakamura as Junko Takeuchi as Kazuhiko Inoue as Keiko Nemoto as Kentarou Itou as Kouichi Toochika as Masako Katsuki as Masashi Ebara as Romi Paku as Showtaro Morikubo as Yoichi Masukawa as Daisuke Kishio as Daisuke Ono as Fumiko Orikasa as Hidetoshi Nakamura as Katsuyuki Konishi as Keisuke Fujii as Kenichi Mine as Kishô Taniyama as Makiko Nabei as Miyuki Sawashiro as Ryusaku Chijiwa as Seizo Katou as Tetsuya Kakihara as Yoko Nishino as Yoshinori Fujita as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Mary Elizabeth McGlynn ADR Script: Liam O'Brien Executive producer: Hidemi Fukuhara Producer: Jamie Simone Additional Video Compositing: David Butterworth Assistant Video Editor: Sean Kelley Casting: Jamie Simone Co-Producer: Creative Consultant: Joel Enos Post-Production Supervisor: Denny Densmore Production Assistant: Tokio Inoue Production Coordination: Production manager: Laura Lopez Production Supervision: Re-Recording Mixing: Mark Ettel Recording engineer: Video Editor: |  |
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