Magical Project S (TV)
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| Magical Project S (Sub.DVD 1-2) 2002-11-19 (from $40.49) |
| Magical Project S (Sub.DVD 3-4) 2002-11-19 (from $18.00) |
| Magical Project S - The Queen's Champion (Sub.VHS 1) 1999-01-12 |
| Magical Project S - Star Search (Sub.VHS 2) 1999-02-16 |
| Magical Project S - Love-Love Monsters (Sub.VHS 3) 1999-03-16 |
| Magical Project S - Need Tenchi (Sub.VHS 4) 1999-04-13 |
| Magical Project S - Love Soldiers (Sub.VHS 5) 1999-05-18 |
| Magical Project S - Unmasked! (Sub.VHS 6) 1999-06-29 |
| Magical Project S - Romio Attacks (Sub.VHS 7) 1999-07-13 |
| Magical Project S - Magical Finale (Sub.VHS 8) 1999-08-24 |
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Director: Katsuhito Akiyama Series Composition: Screenplay: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Yoshikazu Suo Original Concept: Hiroki Hayashi Character Design: Atsushi Okuda Art director: Shigemi Ikeda Animation director: Sound director: Yasunori Honda Director of Photography: Tsuguo Ozawa Producer: Animation: Takahiro Kishida (ED) Animation producer: Assistant director: Makoto Bessho Assistant producer: Yasuyuki Ueda Background: Color Key: Design Work: Kenji Teraoka Editing: Epilogue Animation: Makoto Bessho In-Between Animation: In-Between Check: Inserted Song Arrangement: Yoshikazu Suo (ep 3 - "Pixy Misa Shouka") Inserted Song Composition: Yoshikazu Suo (ep 3 - "Pixy Misa Shouka") Inserted Song Lyrics: Inserted Song Performance: Key Animation: Mecha Animation Director: Kenji Teraoka Music producer: Akira Kawase Paint: Paint Checker: Photography: Planning: Production Assistant: Production Coordination: Public Relations: Aya Jingu (TV Tokyo) Recording: Kohei Ohishi Setting: Sound Effects: Junichi Sasaki (Anime Sound Production) Sound Production: Keiko Terao Special Effects: Theme Song Arrangement: Mataro Theme Song Composition: Mataro Theme Song Lyrics: Natsuko Karedo Theme Song Performance: Title Design: Akihiko Kawai | Chisa Yokoyama as Etsuko Kozakura as Rumi Kasahara as Ai Orikasa as Chisa Yokoyama as Daisuke Ishikawa as Hisoka Moriya as Kazuki Yao as Maya Okamoto as Mifuyu Hiiragi as Miki Itou as Rie Iwatsubo as Taiki Matsuno as Takehiro Murozono as Tomoko Kawakami as Yuko Kobayashi as Yuko Mizutani as Yumi Takada as Yuri Amano as Akemi Okamura as Aya Ishizu as Ayumi Kida as Chiharu Tezuka as Daisuke Ishikawa as Emi Motoi as Isshin Chiba as Kae Araki as Kazunari Tanaka as Kenichi Ogata as Kumi Akiyama as Kunihiko Yasui as Kyoko Hikami as Masami Kikuchi as Michiko Neya as Miki Itou as Miki Narahashi as Mizue Ohtsuka as Rica Matsumoto as Rin Mizuhara as Ryunosuke Ohbayashi as Sakura Tange as Satoko Kitô as Takayuki Okada as Takeshi Aono as Tohru Furusawa as Yuka Koyama as Yumi Takada as Yuriko Yamaguchi as Aya Sugawara Daisuke Ishikawa Emi Motoi Hiroshi Kamiya Hiroshi Naka Keiichi Sonobe Kenichi Ono Kumi Akiyama Makoto Higo Masamichi Ota Maya Okamoto Miki Tanishima Mizue Ohtsuka Osamu Hosoi Sakura Tange Takayasu Usui Takehiro Murozono Toshihiro Arisawa Wataru Takagi | |||||||
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Translation: Kathleen Giles Executive producer: Hideki 'Henry' Goto Producer: Hiroe Tsukamoto DVD Producer: Kevin Chu | DVD Menu Authoring: 342 Media DVD Center DVD Menu Design: 342 Media DVD Center DVD Production: Geneon Entertainment (USA) Inc. Licensed by: Geneon Entertainment (USA) Inc. Subtitled Version: Geneon Entertainment (USA) Inc. Translation: ZRO Limit Productions | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Dario De Santis Dialogues: Dubbing Assistant: Alida Brandi |  | Monica Vulcano as Perla Liberatori as Alessio De Filippis as Domitilla D'Amico as Fabrizio Mazzotta as Alberto Bognanni as Alessandra Chiari as Barbara Pitotti as Daniele Raffaeli as Elio Marconato as Emanuela Amato as Gemma Donati as Ilaria Latini as Leonardo Graziano as Letizia Ciampa as Maria Teresa Cella as Micaela Incitti as Milvia Bonacini as Mimmo Strati as Paolo Vivio as Raffaella Castelli as Roberta Greganti as Roberto Certoma' as Stefano Crescentini as Vittorio Guerrieri as | ||||||
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