Idol Project (OAV)
Alternative title:
アイドル・プロジェクト (Japanese)
Genres:
comedy,
science fiction
Themes:
fanservice
Objectionable content:
Significant
Plot Summary:
Mimu wants desperately to be an idol, like her inspiration Yuri. Various obstacles rise up to keep her from reaching her audition and singing, and she wonders if her dream of being an idol be realized.
User Ratings:
86 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
27 minutes per episode
Number of episodes:
4
Episode titles: We have 4
Vintage:
1995-09-22
Release dates: We have 2
Opening Theme:
"Don't Stop! - Su-Te-Ki ni Meguri Aitai" by Idol Project
Ending Theme:
#01: "Kimi no Heart wo Neraiuchi (Take Aim and Shoot for Your Heart)" by Idol Project (ep 1)
#02: "Again" by Ai Orikasa (ep 2)
Links: We have 3
DVD Easter Eggs: We have 1
Review:
[en] Idol Project DVD 1 (Mar 29, 2003)
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| DVD (Region 1) |
| Idol Project - Starland Festival (DVD 1) 2002-12-17 (from $12.89) |
| Idol Project - Final Concert (DVD 2) 2003-04-29 (from $8.77) |
| Idol Project - Super Pop Anthology (DVD 1-2) 2004-02-24 (from $14.99) |
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Director: Yasuchika Nagaoka
Music: Kanji Saito
Original story: Noritaka Suzuki
Character Design: Noritaka Suzuki
Art Director: Yukiko Iijima
Sound Director: Hiroki Matsuoka
Animation producer: Fumikazu Matsumoto (Studio OX)
Assistant Animation Director: Hisashi Saito (ep 2)
Background Art: Yūsuke Takeda (Studio Bihou; ep 2)
Key Animation:
Hisashi Saito (Studio Hercules; OP; eps 1-3) Keiji Gotō (OP) Keisuke Watabe (OP; eps 1-3) Masahito Yamashita (eps 2-3) Naoyuki Konno (Studio Hercules; ep 3) Noboru Jitsuhara (ep 3) Tokuyuki Matsutake (ep 2)
Sound Effects: Junichi Sasaki
Theme Song Performance:
Ai Orikasa (ED 2) Aya Hisakawa Hinako Kanamaru Kikuko Inoue Mariko Kouda Mika Kanai Rie Iwatsubo Satomi Koorogi |
Aya Hisakawa as
Hinako Kanamaru as
Kikuko Inoue as
Mariko Kouda as
Mika Kanai as
Rie Iwatsubo as
Satomi Koorogi as
Ai Orikasa as
Chinami Nishimura as
Eiji Itō as
Hiroaki Hirata as
Kenyū Horiuchi as
Kyōko Hikami as
Masahiro Anzai as
Sōju Okita as
Wataru Takagi as
Yū Shimaka as
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Animation: Studio OX
Background Art: Bihou, Inc. (ep 2)
Editing: Jay Film
Music Production: KSS
Production: KSS
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Art Director: Merideth Mulroney
Translation: Masumi Doeda
ADR Script: Clark Cheng
Executive producer: John Sirabella
Assistant producer: Mami Okada
Chief Engineer: Patrick Rodman
Co-Producer: Kaeko Sakamoto
Editing: Khalid Mills
Foley Artist: Michael Lyle
Production Assistant: Anna Yamamoto
Production manager: Scott Marchfeld
Production Supervision: Sean Molyneaux
Re-Recording Mixing: Mark Rozett (C.A.S.)
Recording engineer: Matthew J. Mondrick
Sound Effects Editing: Matthew J. Mondrick
Walla Coach: Gully Jimson
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Ellen Wilkinson as
Julie Pickering as
Lara Jill Miller as
Michelle Ruff as
Midge Mayes as
Sue Beth Arden as
Tina Dixon as
Willow Armstrong as
Sheri Peppars as
Carrie Savage as
Dave Mallow as
Lex Lang as
Midge Mayes as
Steve Kramer as
Sue Beth Arden as
Tina Dixon as
Willow Armstrong as
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Casting: Love-Chan Casting
Distributor: AnimeWorks
Dubbing: Bang Zoom! Entertainment
Licensed by: Media Blasters
Recording Facility: Monterey Post Studio
Recording Studio: Bang Zoom! Entertainment
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Alessandra Karpoff as
Debora Magnaghi as
Jenny De Cesarei as
Lara Parmiani as
Renata Bertolas as
Roberta Gallina Laurenti as
Sonia Mazza as
Aldo Stella as
Cinzia Massironi as
Marco Balbi as
Oliviero Corbetta as
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Distributor: Dynamic Italia (2002) |
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