Tekkonkinkreet (movie)
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| Tekkon Kinkreet (DVD) 2007-09-25 (from $9.88) |
| Tekkon Kinkreet - BluRay (DVD) 2007-09-25 (from $23.49) |
| Tekkon Kinkreet (UMD) 2008-03-25 (from $13.47) |
Director: Michael Arias Script: Anthony Weintraub Storyboard: Music: Plaid Original Manga: Taiyo Matsumoto Character Design: Shoujirou Nishimi Art director: Shinji Kimura Animation director: Cgi director: Takuma Sakamoto Producer: Color: Miyuki Itou Inbetween Supervisor: Mutsuko Kajigaya Overall Animation Director: Shoujirou Nishimi Sound Design: Mitch Osias Technical director: Hiroaki Ando Theme Song Performance: Asian Kung-Fu Generation | Kazunari Ninomiya as Kuro Yuu Aoi as Shiro Kana Asumi as Takaramachi citizen Kankuro Kudo as Sawada Kazuma Horie as Takaramachi citizen Mai Ito as Takaramachi citizen Marina Inoue as Takaramachi citizen Masahiro Motoki as Hebi Mayumi Yamaguchi as Yoru min Tanaka as Suzuki Nao Omori as Choco Rokuro Naya as Jiccha Tomomichi Nishimura as fujimura Yusuke Iseya as Kimura | |||||||
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Kamali Minter as White Scott Menville as Black Alex Fernandez as Choco David Lodge as Suzuki Yuri Lowenthal as Dawn Kate Higgins as Kimura's Wife Maurice LaMarche as Fujimura Rick Gomez as Kimura Steven Jay Blum as Doctor | ||||||||
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Directeur De Plateau: Frédéric Meaux | Beatrice Wegnez as Blancs Bruno Mullenaerts as Noir Alessandro Bevilacqua as Dawn Frédéric Meaux as Kimura Jean-Paul Landresse as fujimura Jean-Pierre Denuit as Snake Pascal Gruselle as Choco Philippe Resimont as Suzuki Pierre Bodson as Sawada Yvan Reekmans as Dusk | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Juana Beuter (Spain Dub) | Broadcaster: Cinemax Latin America (subtitled) Dubbing Studio: 103-TODD AO (Spain dub) | |||||||
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| (none) | Licensed by: Mighty Media Co., Ltd. | |||||||
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