Kite Liberator (OAV)
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| Kite Liberator (DVD) 2008-03-25 (from $12.99) |
| Kite Remastered/Kite: Liberator (DVD) 2009-03-24 (from $22.49) |
Director: Yasuomi Umetsu Screenplay: Yasuomi Umetsu Storyboard: Yasuomi Umetsu Music: Tomohisa Ishikawa Original creator: Yasuomi Umetsu Character Design: Yasuomi Umetsu Art director: Takeshi Satou (KUSANAGI) Sound director: Katsunori Shimizu Director of Photography: Tohru Sugawara (Studio Cosmos) Producer: Art Setting: Shuichi Hirata Colour Design: Ryouta Nakata Editing: Takeshi Seyama (Seyama Editing Room) Sound Effects: Daisuke Jinbo Theme Song Performance: Marina Inoue Weapon Design: Shuichi Kaneko | Marina Inoue as Monaka Noguchi Akemi Okamura as Manatsu Mukai Masakazu Morita as Rin Gaga Rikiya Koyama as Orudo Noguchi Setsuji Satoh as Kōichi Doi Kei Shindou as Azuki Noguchi Kenji Nomura as Ichizō Noguchi Mugihito as Torokurō Amuzu Yasuhiro as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Alex Von David Art director: Merideth Mulroney Translation: Takeshi Kino ADR Script: Alex Von David Executive producer: John Sirabella Producer: Assistant Engineer: Jeff Prosser Assistant producer: Charles Ohta Associate Casting Director: Mami Okada Casting Director: Kaeko Sakamoto Co-Producer: Mami Okada Dialogue Editing: Marco Bustos DVD Authoring: Dave Beinlich Editing: Derek Lieu Post-Production Assistant: Barry Weir Post-Production Supervisor: Christian Moran Production Assistant: Production manager: Megumi Kunisada Production Supervision: Re-Recording Mixing: Michael Brooks Recording engineer: Marco Bustos Sound Supervisor: Patrick Rodman Subtitling: Clark Cheng | Xanthe Huynh as Monaka Noguchi Doug Erholtz as Koichi Doi Grant George as Rin Gaga Tara Platt as Manatsu Mukai Taylor Henry as Orudo Noguchi Brian Breth as Security Force David Lodge as Akiyama David Vincent as Real Estate Agent Derek Stephen Prince as Doug Stone as Doctor Joe DiMucci as Torokurō Amuzu Kaiji Tang as Sputnik Melanie Wagner as Azuki Noguchi Taylor Henry as Sugai | |||||||
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