Mai Mai Miracle (マイマイ新子と千年の魔法 Maimai Shinko to sen-nen no mahō) is an anime film based on Nobuko Takagi's autobiography, Maimai Shinko. It was directed by Sunao Katabuchi and produced by Madhouse. The English dub was done by NYAV Post in the United States.
Cast
| Image | Character | Seiyū | Dub Actor |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Shinko Aoki | Mayuko Fukuda | Megan Uesugi |
|
Kiiko Shimazu | Nako Mizusawa | Sonya Krueger |
|
Nagiko Kiyohara / Sei Shōnagon |
Ei Morisako | Katie Zieff |
|
Nagako Aoki | Manami Honjou | Erica Schroeder |
|
Mitsuko Aoki | Tamaki Matsumoto | Halden Kerzner |
|
Kotarou Aoki | Keiichi Noda | Juan Jose Corti |
|
Tosuke Aoki | Eiji Takemoto | Marc Thompson |
|
Hatsue Aoki | Kikuyo Semi | Barbara Goodson |
|
Tatsuyoshi Suzuki | Shoma Egami | Hunter Kovacs |
|
Shigeru | Kazuya Nakajima | Raeusi Uraeus |
|
Hitoshi | Satoi Kawakami | Dominick Coniglio |
|
Mitsuru | Nobuhiro Nishihara | Josh Kyle |
|
Ippei | Kazato Tomizawa | Kannon Kurowski |
|
Tatsuyoshi's Father | Kaoru Setoguchi | Scottie Ray |
|
Bar California Woman | Shizue Kitamura | Shannon Conley |
|
Boss | Takaaki Seki | Wayne Grayson |
|
Shiro | Takuya Kaihoko | Colin DePaula |
|
Ms. Hizuru | Miyo Wakita | Cherami Leigh |
|
Fujiwara | Masao Agawa | Bill Timoney |
|
Senko | Fuka Okuda | Milena Kenin |
|
Tatara | Tsuyoshi Koyama | J. David Brimmer |
|
Motosuke Kiyohara | Masaaki Tsukada | Joel Stigliano |
Additional Voices
- Romy Beckman
- J. David Brimmer
- Kevin T. Collins
- Shannon Conley
- Juan Jose Corti
- Collin Dean
- Micaela Dean
- Barbara Goodson
- Wayne Grayson
- Madigan Kacmar
- Milena Kenin
- Hudson Kerzner
- Cherami Leigh
- Scottie Ray
- Bill Rogers
- Moira Rogers
- Stephanie Sheh
- Michael Sinterniklaas
- Joel Stigliano
- David Thomson
- Joshua Thompson
- Marc Thompson
- Bill Timoney
Notes
- The English dub was funded by the Glasgow, UK-based company All the Anime, after successfully funding a Kickstarter project to fund the DVD and/or Blu-ray release of Mai Mai Miracle in English subtitle and/or English dub in the US and UK. The initial goal was $30,000, and the project was successfully funded with $107,153.
Video Releases
| Distributor | Year | Format | Region | Country | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anime Limited | 2016 |  + 
|
0 NTSC 0 DVB-T |
United Kingdom | 
|
| 2017 | |||||
| Right Stuf Inc. | 2019 |
|
A DVB-T |
United States | 
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External Links
- Mai Mai Miracle at the Internet Movie Database
- Mai Mai Miracle (anime) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia
