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How do you get into the volcano on Club Penguin?
The Volcano is not open yet but on Friday 13th November 2009 work will begin on the volcano. There will be a new game: Card Jisu Fire which is for Member Ninjas (Click this link for the video: www.clubpenguin.com/card-jitsu/ ) Yours Waddling Daprankstar
What does the name Jisu mean?
the name Jisu is a Korean name and it means wise and outstanding
What actors and actresses appeared in Ghost Girl - 2013?
The cast of Ghost Girl - 2013 includes: Jisu Choi as Ara Jung Minchul Shin as Junyoung Kim
What movie and television projects has Kazumi Tanaka been in?
Kazumi Tanaka has: Played Magohachi in "Kamui no ken" in 1985. Played Reda in "Saint Seiya" in 1986. Played Ankoku Swan in "Saint Seiya" in 1986. Played Crag in "Saint Seiya" in 1986. Played Principal in "Maple Town monogatari" in 1986. Played Nagato in "Hokuto no Ken 2" in 1987. Played Army in "Akira" in 1988. Played Jisu in "Dragon Ball Z" in 1989. Played Killbison in "Transformers: Victory" in 1989. Played Agent in "Goku II: Midnight Eye" in 1989. Played Yamamoto in "Ichi pondo no fukuin" in 1989. Played Guard in "Riding Bean" in 1989. Played Jeice in "Dragon Ball Z" in 1989. Played Takeo in "Kinkyuu Hasshin Saver Kids" in 1991. Played Naro and Seiryuu in "Madara" in 1991. Played Al in "Kishin Heidan" in 1993. Played Scholar Robo in "Dragon Ball GT" in 1996. Played Jisu in "Dragon Ball GT" in 1996. Played Kannuki in "Bushido Blade" in 1997. Played Jeese in "Dragon Ball Z: Budokai" in 2002. Performed in "Ace Combat 5: The Unsung War" in 2004. Played The Fear in "Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater" in 2004. Played The Fear in "Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence" in 2005. Played Hifumi Takano in "Higurashi no naku koro ni: Kai" in 2007.
What movie and television projects has Daisuke Kishio been in?
Daisuke Kishio has: Played Character Voices in "Soumatou" in 1999. Played Hakkaku in "Inuyasha" in 2000. Played Alien 1 in "Puni Puni Poemi" in 2001. Played Chitose Hitotose in "Happy Lesson OVA Series" in 2001. Played Hotsuma in "Shinobi" in 2002. Played Boy in "6 Angels" in 2002. Played Waji in "Jungle Wa Itsumo Hale Nochi Guu Deluxe" in 2002. Played Hatenkou in "Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo" in 2003. Played Suginami in "D.C.: Da capo" in 2003. Played Seiji (young) in "Shin Hokuto no Ken" in 2003. Performed in "Happy Lesson: Advance" in 2003. Played Kohtarou Kuga in "Shikigami no shiro 2" in 2004. Played Ryo Mizuhara in "Fuainaru Apurochi" in 2004. Played Kicker in "Transformer: Super Link" in 2004. Played Monryo in "Shin angyo onshi" in 2004. Played Hinagiku in "Bleach" in 2004. Played Fon Aina Sulfur in "Cluster Edge" in 2005. Played Samataro Kamiyama in "Kamisama kazoku" in 2006. Played Jin Takamizawa in "Yoake mae yori ruri iro na: Crescent love" in 2006. Played Howard Link in "D.Gray-man" in 2006. Played Azuma Yunoki in "Kin iro no koruda: Primo passo" in 2006. Played Jet the Hawk in "Sonic Riders" in 2006. Played Kai Nishida in "Hitohira" in 2007. Played Suginami in "D.C. II: Da Capo II" in 2007. Played Loxis Rosenkranz in "Mana kemia: Gakuen no renkinjutsushi tachi" in 2007. Played Yu Kusaka in "Ayakashi" in 2007. Played Kutou, Ryu in "Hells Angels" in 2008. Performed in "Heruzu enjueruzu" in 2008. Played Jet the Hawk in "Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity" in 2008. Played Tsukune Aono in "Rosario to Vampire" in 2008. Played Soichi Negishi in "Detoroito Metaru Shiti" in 2008. Played Creation Character A in "Soulcalibur IV" in 2008. Played Jouslain Tytania in "Tytania" in 2008. Played Shinobu Takatsuki in "Junjou Romantica" in 2008. Played Kaname Kuran in "Vanpaia naito" in 2008. Played Tsukune Aono in "Rosario to Vampire Capu2" in 2008. Played Tsukune Aono in "Rozario to banpaia" in 2008. Played Konatsu in "07-Ghost" in 2009. Played Lamorak in "Sonic and the Black Knight" in 2009. Played Edge Maverick in "Star Ocean: The Last Hope" in 2009. Played Oryu in "Tayutama: Kiss on my deity" in 2009. Played Jisu in "Dragon Ball: Raging Blast" in 2009. Played Hakkaku in "InuYasha: Kanketsu-hen" in 2009. Played Tsurugi Zenjirou in "Digimon Xros Wars" in 2010. Played Jisu in "Dragon Ball: Raging Blast 2" in 2010. Played Cody in "Super Street Fighter IV" in 2010. Played Jisu in "Dragonball Z Tenkaichi Tag Team" in 2010. Played Shintaro Natsume in "Beelzebub" in 2011. Played Sima Zhao in "Dynasty Warriors 7" in 2011. Played Cody in "Street Fighter X Tekken Vita" in 2012. Played Cody Travers in "Street Fighter X Tekken" in 2012. Played Sima Zhao in "Dynasty Warriors 8" in 2013. Played Jisu in "Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z" in 2014.
What actors and actresses appeared in Dragonball Z Tenkaichi Tag Team - 2010?
The cast of Dragonball Z Tenkaichi Tag Team - 2010 includes: Shigeru Chiba as Raditz Hiroko Emori as Chaozu Takahiro Fujimoto as Cell Junior Toshio Furukawa as Piccolo Yukitoshi Hori as Android 19 Naoki Imamura as Freeza Soldier Tetsu Inada as Nappa Daisuke Kishio as Jisu Katsuyuki Konishi as Ginyu Takeshi Kusao as Trunks Hiroaki Miura as Zarbon Takashi Nagasako as Dodoria Shigeru Nakahara as Android 17 Masaya Onosaka as Baata Christopher Sabat as Piccolo Seiji Sasaki as Rikum Sean Schemmel as Goku Bin Shimada as Broly Yasuhiro Takato as Gurudo Eiji Takemoto as Cui Mayumi Tanaka as Krillin Hiromi Tsuru as Bulma Norio Wakamoto as Cell
Should developing countries host the Olympics?
It is a matter of great esteem for India to be recognised as the worthy host of the 2010 Commonwealth Games in its capital city, Delhi which is an opportunity to display the nation's significance on the world map. The country crowned as the next world's super power is now ready for a new phase of its blooming image. Delhi, being the host city is undertaking an infrastructural face-lift as we speak.The Commonwealth Games is a multinational event that is held every four years amongst all the commonwealth nations worldwide. 31 types of sports are played during this event with 71 teams coming from 53 different countries participate in the games. In 2010, India will be counted as 1 of the 3 developing countries following Malaysia and Jamaica that is given the golden opportunity to host the honoured multi-sport event.The Delhi officials understand the fortune of economic, social and physical regeneration in the city that the event will bring with it. The games will facilitate increase in investment, urban renewal, transform landscape and create jobs for citizens of Delhi. One will notice a major boost in the tourism industry as it has been estimated that 2 million foreign tourists and 3.5 million local tourists will arrive at Delhi at the time of the Commonwealth Games. Tax incentives have been provided to construct hotel rooms so the city will be well equipped to handle the influx. Also, to enhance development and create jobs in the industry the government has extended a 5 year tax rebate.Commonwealth Games India 2010Transportation and infrastructure facilities in the city will also be hugely improved. Flyovers, broad roads, bypasses, a larger metro system, an improved Rail Bus Transport system and an efficient bus transport system. This will help ease traffic congestion and transportation in Delhi. Improved connectivity within India and outside India through air is also on the priority list. Lastly, new power plants to boost electricity supply, enhanced water distribution and improve waste management systems will add considerably to comfort levels of the tourists and citizens of Delhi.Of course, what is most important the Games will leave behind significantly improved, first-rate sports amenities and conveniences that Indian sportspersons can use for generations. The legacy of the 2010 XIX Commonwealth Games in Delhi will help boost and motivate sportspersons and officials to create a sports culture as a part of the daily life in young India.
What actors and actresses appeared in Rise Above - 2006?
The cast of Rise Above the Silver and Gold - 2009 includes: Traci Adkins as Neicy Willie Blount as Singer Arnita Champion as Duckie Angela Darrington as Angel Emmanuel Edili as Stanley Shermaine Faulk as Jodie DeWayne Faulk as Pretty Ricky Forest Harmon as Bus Driver Jamal Harrison Bryant as himself Fabiola Lubin as Fab Margaret Payton as Mrs. Hanson Georgianna Robertson as Sidney Rivers LeDawn Seymour as Delilah Joe Theismann as himself
What actors and actresses appeared in Dragon Ball GT - 1996?
The cast of Dragon Ball GT - 1996 includes: Monika Antonelli as Puar Shin Aomori as Chii Shinron Shin Aomori as Metallic Brice Armstrong as Robber 1 Brice Armstrong as Sugoro Brice Armstrong as TV Reporter Chafurin as Ryan Shinron Chafurin as Zoonama Chafurin as Zunama Victor Atelevich as Suu Shenron (Blue Water Dub) Stephen Baptista as Additional Voices (2003) Elise Baughman as Pan Cindy Beal as Nezi Duncan Brannan as Babidi Duncan Brannan as Dr. Myuu Duncan Brannan as Scholar Bot Kate Bristol as Young Pan Kasey Buckley as Lady in Movie John Burgmeier as Nuova Shenron John Burgmeier as Saibaiman John Burgmeier as Shusugoro John Burgmeier as Tien Chris Cantrell as Green Boy Chris Cantrell as Man 1 Bob Carter as Syn Shenron Chris Cason as Male Caretaker Chris Cason as Rage Shenron Chris Cason as Ribet Chris Cason as Shu Chris Cason as Shuu Shigeru Chiba as Emperor Pilaf Dameon Clarke as Cell Dameon Clarke as Popell Chad Cline as Stud Boy Colleen Clinkenbeard as Colm Justin Cook as Dende Adrian Cook as HFIL Trools Amber Cotton as Valese Cynthia Cranz as Chi-Chi Steve Cutter as Dude 1 Allen Divers as Additional Voices Kara Edwards as Young Goten Hiroko Emori as Chaozu Matthew Erickson as Trunks (Blue Water Dub) Parisa Fakhri as Bulla Julie Franklin as Mai Toshiko Fujita as Husky Noriko Fukuda as Female Nurse Toshio Furukawa as Piccolo Jonmi Futagi as Old Woman Issei Futamata as Rabbit Gang Member Kimberly Grant as Lady Yasuko Hatori as Riruka Kyle Hebert as Gohan Aya Hisakawa as Chiko Jennifer Holder as Lain Jennifer Holder as Videl Yukitoshi Hori as Bon Para Yukitoshi Hori as Dodoria Hideyuki Hori as Ginyu Hidenao Horie as Man B Mitsuko Horie as Upa Chuck Huber as Android 17 Chuck Huber as Emperor Pilaf Susan Huber as Videl Tohru Inada as Alarm Mecha Tohru Inada as Anchan B Tohru Inada as Announce Tohru Inada as Arijigokumodoki Tohru Inada as Bizu Tohru Inada as Devotee Tohru Inada as Dinosaur Tohru Inada as Doctor Tohru Inada as Ebich Lee Tohru Inada as Hanma Tohru Inada as Luud Tohru Inada as Man A Tohru Inada as Soldier A Tohru Inada as Villager Jeremy Inman as Giant Jeremy Inman as Giant Tiger Jeremy Inman as Ring Announcer Jerry Jewell as Eis Shenron Noriko Kamimura as Obasan Executive Hiroshi Kamiya as Poberu Hiroshi Kamiya as Ronge Masako Katsuki as Young Princess Yoshio Kawai as Old Man Devotee Yasuhiko Kawazu as Aniki Yasuhiko Kawazu as Geru Yasuhiko Kawazu as Robber Nobuhiko Kazama as Doma Nobuhiko Kazama as Subordinate Atsushi Kisaichi as Akusu Atsushi Kisaichi as Merchant B Atsushi Kisaichi as Uub Yukimasa Kishino as Baata Yukimasa Kishino as Futoba Yukimasa Kishino as Moderator Toshio Kobayashi as Hotel Man Mami Koyama as Lunch Takeshi Kusao as Trunks Yukiko Mannaka as Girl Jamie Marchi as Mother Jamie Marchi as Woman Josh Martin as Majin Buu Eiji Maruyama as Village Headman Hiroshi Masuoka as Kamesennin Muten Roshi Yasunori Masutani as Scientist M2 Yasunori Masutani as Scientist Robo Mami Matsui as Old Woman Robert McCollum as Goten Meredith McCoy as Android 18 Meredith McCoy as Computer Meredith McCoy as Sci-Bot 1 Meredith McCoy as Warning Voice Caitlynne Medrek as Pan Caitlynne Medrek as Pan (Blue Water Dub) Hikaru Midorikawa as Android 16 Makiko Mizogami as Obaasan Makiko Mizogami as Obasan Makiko Mizogami as Woman Devotee Mae Moreno as Princess Anin Katsuji Mori as Nail Chance Munsterman as T.V. Anchor Stephanie Nadolny as Goku Stephanie Nadolny as Young Goku Shigeru Nakahara as Android 17 Kazuya Nakai as Soldier B Kazuya Nakai as Villager Naoko Nakamura as Secretary Michio Nakao as Rubbernecker B Keiichi Nanba as Zeshin Toku Nishio as Mr. Popo Masako Nozawa as Son Goku Chikao Ohtsuka as Tao Pai Pai Kelli Pitts as Pig Tail Polly Chris Rager as Hercule Chris Rager as Man 6 Chris Rager as Mr. Satan - Hercule Shane Ray as Ape Goku Maruo Ryoko as Hacchi Christopher Sabat as Mr. Popo Christopher Sabat as Omega Shenron Christopher Sabat as Piccolo Christopher Sabat as Shenron Christopher Sabat as Vegeta Osamu Saka as Grandfather Son Gohan Hiroyuki Satou as Devotee Hiroyuki Satou as Namek Warrior Hiroyuki Satou as Neji Hiroyuki Satou as Super Sigma Shinobu Satouchi as Giru Shinobu Satouchi as Pui Pui Sean Schemmel as Adult Goku Sean Schemmel as King Kai Sean Schemmel as SS4 Goku Robert Scott Henrickson as Goten (Blue Water Dub) Hidekatsu Shibata as Ii Shinron Hidekatsu Shibata as King Chapa Bin Shimada as Son Para Bin Shimada as Suugorou Kaneto Shiozawa as Namu Kaneto Shiozawa as San Shinron Zoe Slusar as Young Goku (Blue Water Dub) Mariette Sluyter as Additional Voices Kazuyuki Sogabe as Doctor Myuu Kazuyuki Sogabe as Dr. Myuu Kazuyuki Sogabe as Lead Doctor Kazuyuki Sogabe as Rejikku Jake Sorkin as Additional Voices Sonny Strait as Giru Sonny Strait as Krillin Kazuko Sugiyama as Captain Violet Tomiko Suzuki as Marron Hirotaka Suzuoki as Dolltaki Hirotaka Suzuoki as Dorutakki Hirotaka Suzuoki as Tenshinhan Hirotaka Suzuoki as Uu Shinron Hirotaka Suzuoki as World Tournament Announcer Junpei Takiguchi as Uranai Baba Kazunari Tanaka as Dan Para Kazunari Tanaka as Don Para Kazumi Tanaka as Jisu Mayumi Tanaka as Kuririn Kazumi Tanaka as Scholar Robo Mayumi Tanaka as Suukogorou Isamu Tanonaka as Raichi Naoki Tatsuta as Bubbles Naoki Tatsuta as Oolong Sean Teague as Uub Akane Tomonaga as Beauty in the Movie Bill Townsley as Charlie Hiromi Tsuru as Bra Hiromi Tsuru as Bulma Megumi Urawa as Shira Kenji Utsumi as Commander Red Kenji Utsumi as Shenron Eric Vale as Trunks Alison Viktorin as Baba Tiffany Vollmer as Bulma Russell Wait as Red-Haired Arcade Patron Norio Wakamoto as Cell Takeshi Watabe as Mucchi Mocchi Naoko Watanabe as Chi-Chi Phillip Wilburn as Android 19 Phillip Wilburn as Sci-Bot 2 Kent Williams as Dr. Gero Kent Williams as Kibitoshin Eiko Yamada as Mai Shinichi Yamada as Nut Ken Yamaguchi as Suu Shinron Wakana Yamazaki as Bisshu Kiyoyuki Yanada as General Rildo Kiyoyuki Yanada as Nappa Kiyoyuki Yanada as Rildo Natsumi Yanase as Paris Barry Yandell as Dolltaki Shinichiro Yoda as Kibito-Kaioshin Keiko Yokozawa as Annin Yoshiyuki Yukino as Subordinate A Yoshiyuki Yukino as Yakon Hiro Yuuki as Dende
