Beyblade 2002 (TV)
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Director: Script: Music: Original creator: Takao Aoki Original Character Design: Character Design: Yoshinori Nagamori Art director: Animation director: Cgi director: Taiji Kawanichi Producer: Animation producer: Hiroyuki Saitoh Assistant director: Tetsuta Kobayashi Associate producer: Mechanic Designer: Go Kimura Planning: Series Creator: | Ai Orikasa as Aya Hisakawa as Motoko Kumai as Urara Takano as Houko Kuwashima as Shiho Kikuchi as Akiko Kimura as Aya Hisakawa as Ayaka Yamashita as Blader DJ as Chikao Ohtsuka as Chisa Yokoyama as Daisuke Ishikawa as Fuzuki Kun as Hidenari Ugaki as Hikaru Ikeda as Hikaru Tokita as Hirofumi Nojima as Hiromi Sugino as Hisayo Yanai as Hisayoshi Suganuma as Junko Minagawa as Kaori Iida as Katashi Ishizuka as Keisuke Baba as Kou Kanaka as Kouhei Owada as Kousei Hirota as Mato Arakawa as Mie Sonozaki as Mika Matsuoka as Moriya Endou as Nobuaki Kanemitsu as Sachi Matsumoto as Sayaka Aida as Shingo Tanabe as Takashi Matsuyama as Takayasu Usui as Tamio Ohki as Tsuyoshi Koyama as Wasabi Mizuta as Yasuhiro Fujiwara as Yasuhiro Takato as Yoshiaki Matsumoto as Yugo Takahashi as Yuka Komatsu as Yuki Kaida as Yukiko Hirotsu as Yuko Maekawa as Yumi Touma as Yuuki Tai as Masaya Takatsuka | |||||||
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Executive producer: Assistant Editor: Joanna Madden Associate producer: Audio Supervisor: Craig Marshall Color: Jason Cohen Dialogue Recorder: Sal Grimaldi Graphic Design: Martin Dolgener Graphics Supercisor: Sean Evans Legal Affairs: Jane Harrison Line Producer: Tina Kareki Mixing: Vic Pyle Music Composition: Martin Kucaj Music Editor: Ryan Aktari Music Supervisor: Mike Northcott Offline Editor: Mike Langevin Online Editor: Jason Cohen Packaging Editor: Darren Jennekens Post Production Supervisor: M.C. Kelley Post-Production Manager: Glen Polluck Production Coordination: Dan Mokriy Script Adaptation: Jennifer Pertsch Sound Effects Editor: Dustin Harris Supervising Producer: Jacelyn Hamilton Theme Song Lyrics: Voice Direction: John Stocker |  |
Alex Hood as Catriona Murphy as Craig Lauzon as Daniel DeSanto as David Reale as Eric Woolfe as Gage Knox as George Buza as Illich Guardiola as Joanne Vannicola as John Stocker as Julie Lemieux as Kent Williams as Len Carlson as Lyon Smith as Mark Dailey as Marlowe Gardiner-Heslin as Mary Long as Shannon Perreault as Susan Roman as Ted Cole as William Colgate as | ||||||
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Directeur De Plateau: Gérard Boucaron | | Carole Baillien as Christophe Hespel as Circé Lethem as Thierry Janssen as Véronique Fyon as Alexandre Von Sivers as Christophe Hespel as Gérard Duquet as Julie Basecqz as Peppino Capotondi as | ||||||
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Dubbing Director: Graziano Galoforo Dialogues: | Luca Bottale as Nicola Bartolini Carrassi as Simone D'Andrea as Davide Garbolino as Francesco Orlando as Tosawi Piovani as Adolfo Fenoglio as Anna Maria Tulli as Antonio Paiola as Cinzia Massironi as Claudio Ridolfo as Dania Cericola as Elda Olivieri as Enrico Bertonelli as Federica Valenti as Gianluca Iacono as Luca Sandri as Marcella Silvestri as Marco Balzarotti as Mario Scarabelli as Mario Zucca as Massimo Di Benedetto as Monica Bonetto as Paolo Sesana as Paolo Torrisi as Patrizio Prata as Renata Bertolas as Riccardo Lombardo as Riccardo Rovatti as Serena Clerici as Stefano Albertini as | |||||||
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Translation: Ana Profeta Theme Song Performance: | Bárbara Lourenço as Sérgio Calvinho as Tiago Caetano as Tiago Monteiro as Vítor Emanuel as Sandra De Castro as Thiago Farias as | |||||||
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