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Takeshi Ike
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Takeshi Ike is known for
Dragon Ball Z (1989)
,
Ninpuu Sentai Hurricaneger (2002)
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Dragon Ball Z: The World's Strongest (1990)
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Known for
Dragon Ball Z
8.8
TV Series
Soundtrack
1989–1991 • 98 eps
Ninpuu Sentai Hurricaneger
7.5
TV Series
Soundtrack
2002
Dragon Ball Z: The World's Strongest
6.6
Soundtrack
1990
Dragon Ball
8.5
TV Series
Music Department
1995–2001 • 28 eps
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Composer
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Soundtrack
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Previous
4
Dragon Ball: Origins
7.6
Video Game
composer: main title theme
2008
Kidô shinsengumi: Moe yo ken
5.3
TV Mini Series
theme song music
2003–2004
4 episodes
Dragon Ball
8.5
TV Series
composer: ending theme song
composer: opening theme song
1995–2001
28 episodes
Twinkle Heart: Don't Let's Reach the Galaxy
5.9
Video
composer & arranger
1986
Composer
Previous
18
Kidô shinsengumi: Moe yo ken
5.3
TV Mini Series
Composer
2003–2004
4 episodes
Ultra Nyan 2: Happî Daisakusen
Short
Composer
1998
Miffy: Colours, Numbers & Shapes
TV Series
Composer
1996
Ultraman Super Fighter Legend
3.0
Video
Composer
1996
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Legend of the Supermutants
5.4
TV Mini Series
Composer
1996
2 episodes
Kerokero Keroppi no Bikkuri! Obakeyashiki
Video
Composer
1996
Keroppi in Robin Hood
8.0
Video
Composer
1994
Kerokero Keroppi no Kero Kero House no Himitsu
Video
Composer
1993
Hello Kitty and Friends
6.4
TV Series
Composer
1993
1 episode
Three Little Ghosts
6.6
TV Series
Composer
1991–1992
Pink mizu-dorobô ame-dorobô
6.2
Short
Composer
1990
Lightning Trap: Leina and Laika
5.2
Video
Composer
1990
Dragon Ball
8.0
TV Movie
Composer
1989
Crystal Triangle
5.9
Composer
1987
Chôjû kishin Dancouga: God Bless Dancouga
6.4
Video
Composer
1987
Soundtrack
Previous
22
Looking for Magical DoReMi
6.6
music: "Ojamajo Carnival!! (Looking for a Witch Apprentice Version)", "Ojamajo Carnival!! (& Children Version)"
2020
Hikonin Sentai Akibaranger
8.3
TV Series
writer: "Shot Bomber All Concentration Force"
2013
1 episode
Dorami & Doraemons: Supêsu Rando kiki ippatsu!
8.0
Short
arranger: "Dorami Gamusharara!! Hetcharara!!"
music: "Dorami Gamusharara!! Hetcharara!!"
2002
Ninpuu Sentai Hurricaneger
7.5
TV Series
arranger: "Harikenjâ Sanjô!"
music: "Harikenjâ Sanjô!"
2002–2003
Eiga Motto! Ojamajo Doremi Kaeru Ishi no Himitsu
7.5
Short
music: "Kaeru ga Hitotsu Nakya" (There Must Be One Frog), "Natsu no Mahô" (Summer Magic)
2001
Ultra Nyan 2: Happî Daisakusen
Short
music: "Fushigi Neko Ururtora Nyan" (Mysterious Cat Ultra Nyan)
1998
Darkside Blues
5.4
music: "Paradise Lost"
1994
Dragon Ball Z
8.8
TV Series
music: "Detekoi tobikiri ZENKAI pawâ!"
1989–1991
98 episodes
Licca-chan: Fushigi-na mahô no ringu
7.1
Video
music: "Hitomi no Naka no Rondo"
1991
Dragon Ball Z: Lord Slug
6.5
music: "Kuchibue no Kimochi"
(uncredited)
1991
Licca fushigi-na fushigi-na Yûnia monogatari
5.4
Video
music: "Hitomi no Naka no Rondo" (Round Dance in the Eyes)Vocals by Licca Kayama
1990
Pink mizu-dorobô ame-dorobô
6.2
Short
music: "Mizutama no Anburera" (Polka Dot Umbrella)
1990
Lightning Trap: Leina and Laika
5.2
Video
arranger: "Only One", "Ai wo Isoganaide" (Don't Hurry Love)
music: "Only One"
1990
Chinpui: Eri-sama Katsudou Daishashin
6.4
Short
music: "Onegai Chinpui" (Please, Chinpui)
1990
Dragon Ball Z: The World's Strongest
6.6
music: "Ikusa (I·KU·SA)", "Pikkoro-san Da~isuki"
1990
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