Changes: Michiko & Hatchin

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Michiko & Hatchin (ミチコとハッチン) is a Japanese animated television series. The show is produced by studio Manglobe and directed by Sayo Yamamoto, her first directorial work. The music is composed by the Brazilian musician Alexandre Kassin and produced by Shinichirō Watanabe. The anime has been licensed by FUNimation Entertainment in North America.

English Voice Cast

Main Cast

Jād Saxton - Hana "Hatchin" Morenos
Monica Rial - Michiko Malandro

Secondary Cast

Akron Watson - Satoshi Batista
Brandon Potter - Ricardo Solo
Christopher Bevins - Hiroshi Morenos
Sametria Ewunes - Atsuko Jackson
Scott Freeman - Shinsuke Sasse Rodrigues

Minor Cast

Aaron Dismuke - Antonio
Aaron Roberts - Lúcio Damão
Alexis Tipton - Bebel Feng-Yi (ep17)
Alison Viktorin - Gabriel Belenbauza Yamada (ep1)
Anastasia Muñoz - Anastácia (ep7), Young Satoshi (ep10)
Anthony Bowling - Andréa Vale (ep8)
Antimere Robinson - Ivan Hime
Apphia Yu - Romeu Manabe (ep10)
Ari Ross - João Marni (ep15)
Austin Tindle - Masão
Ben Phillips - Ben (ep21)
Bob Carter - Davi Nativa (ep8)
Bradley Campbell - Mister (ep18)
Brina Palencia - Rita Ozzetti
Brittney Karbowski - Lulu (ep4)
Bryan Massey - Wen (ep17)
Caitlin Glass - Pepê Lima (ep4)
Charlie Campbell - Pogo (ep8), Tito Ducha (ep20)
Chris Cason - Nuno
Chris Smith - Edward Ho (ep17)
Chuck Huber - Bruno (ep7)
Clarine Harp - Elis
Colleen Clinkenbeard - Cinara
Corey Cleary-Stoner - Juninho (ep21)
Cris George - Gonzales (ep1), TV Newsman (ep6)
Cynthia Cranz - Joana Belenbauza Yamada (ep1)
Eric Vale - Feliciano
Greg Silva - Rocco Borges (ep8)
Haley Esposito - Marisa (ep5)
Ian Sinclair - Daniela Carneiro, Jr. (ep11)
J. Michael Tatum - Gino Costa (ep9)
Jād Saxton - Young Hiroshi (ep10)
Jamie Marchi - Sasha (ep5)
Jason Douglas - Master (ep6)
Jeff Johnson - Yuri (ep5)
Jeremy Inman - Lam Yin
Jerry Jewell - Vasily Nabokov
Jerry Russell - Jair (ep14)
Jessica Cavanagh - Akasha (ep14), Liliana (ep6)
Jim Johnson - Marco (ep6)
Joel McDonald - Miguel (ep21)
John Burgmeier - Nei Feng-Yi (ep17)
Josh Grelle - Madam Michiko (ep11)
Justin Cook - Rico (ep4)
Kenny Green - José (ep4)
Kent Williams - Deus (ep12)
Kyle Phillips - Pidan (ep17)
Lara Woodhull - Joaquim
Laurie Steele - Zélia Bastos
Leah Clark - Maria Belenbauza Yamada
Lindsay Seidel - Vanessa Lee (ep13)
Lydia Mackay - Renê Manabe (ep10)
Maeghan Albach - Gérson (ep12), Natália Peres (ep9)
Mark Orvik - Toni Kaká (ep9)
Maxey Whitehead - Blackie
Mike McFarland - Jim (ep14)
Patric Carroll - Julio (ep18)
Philip Weber - Father Pedro Belenbauza Yamada
R Bruce Elliott - Seiji Manabe (ep10)
Robert McCollum - Kiril Čapek (ep5)
Ryan Reynolds - Bronco (ep1)
Sarah Sullivan - Zoe Vasconcelos (ep11)
Sean Michael Teague - Lenine (ep15)
Sonny Strait - Amado (ep13)
Tyson Rinehart - Peixe
Wendy Powell - Inn Auntie (ep12)
Z. Charles Bolton - Chas

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-[[File:Michiko_&_Hatchin_DVD_Cover.jpg|thumb]]'''Michiko & Hatchin''' (ミチコとハッチン) is a Japanese animated television series. The show is produced by studio Manglobe and directed by Sayo Yamamoto, her first directorial work. The music is composed by the Brazilian musician Alexandre Kassin and produced by Shinichirō Watanabe. The anime has been licensed by [[FUNimation Entertainment]] in North America.
+[[File:Michiko_&_Hatchin_DVD_Cover.jpg|thumb]]'''Michiko & Hatchin''' (ミチコとハッチン) is a Japanese animated television series. The show is produced by studio Manglobe and directed by Sayo Yamamoto, her first directorial work. The music is composed by the Brazilian musician Alexandre Kassin and produced by Shinichirō Watanabe. The anime has been licensed by FUNimation Entertainment in North America.
-==Japanese Voice Cast==
 ==English Voice Cast==
 ==='''Main Cast'''===
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 *[[Jean-Luc Hester]]
 *[[Jeff Johnson]]
-*[[Jerome 57]]
+*[[Brandon Bristow|Jerome 57]]
 *[[Jessica Cavanagh]]
 *[[Jim Johnson]]