Whistle! (TV)
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Director: Hiroshi Fukutomi Script: Shun-ichi Yukimuro Music: Toshihiko Sahashi Original creator: Theme Song Performance: Minako Komukai (OP/ED) | Kohei Kiyasu as Taiten Kusunoki as Chieko Higuchi as Choutomi Nimura as Daisuke Ishikawa as Eiji Mizuue as Hidenobu Kiuchi as Hideomi Hanazawa as Hiroki Takahashi as Hiroshi Shimozaki as Hirotaka Nagase as Hitoshi Bifu as Katashi Ishizuka as Makoto Tomita as Makoto Ueki as Masaaki Ishikawa as Masami Suzuki as Masaru Hotta as Mie Sonozaki as Mika Ishibashi as Miki Haramoto as Minako Komukai as Miriko Nagahama as Naomi Matamura as Naomi Matamurav as Noriko Namiki as Ryo Naitou as Ryou Kubota as Sachie Maruyama as Satoshi Tsuruoka as Shizuka Hasegawa as Shun Takagi as Takahiro Hirano as Takayuki Kondou as Takehiro Hasu as Takeshi Maeda as Teruaki Ogawa as Tony Hirota as Yoshiaki Matsumoto as Yoshikazu Nagano as Yoshinobu Kaneko as Yoshinori Kawai as Yuichi Tsuchiya as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Mix: Enzo Caterino | | Alessandro Rigotti as Claudio Ridolfo as Alessandro Messina as Alessandro Rigotti as Alessandro Zurla as Angelo Attendoli as Beatrice Caggiula as Davide Albano as Davide Capostagno as Davide Garbolino as Debora Morese as Diego Baldoin as Fabrizio Valezano as Federico Danti as Federico Zanandrea as Francesco Orlando as Gabriele Marchingiglio as Gea Riva as Gianmarco Ceconi as Luca Bottale as Lucia Gaddolini as Marco Benedetti as Massimo Di Benedetto as Maurizio Merluzzo as Paolo De Santis as Patrizia Mottola as Renato Novara as Roger Mantovani as Ruggero Andreozzi as Stefania de Peppe as Stefano Pozzi as Tullia Piredda as Valentina Tarozzi as Valerio Minora as Vittorio Bestoso as | ||||||
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Licensed by: Mighty Media Co., Ltd. | ||||||
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