Lost Universe (TV)
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Director: Takashi Watanabe Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Osamu Tezuka Character Design: Naomi Miyata Art director: Hideto Nakahara Animation director: Character Conceptual Design: Shoko Yoshinaka Director of Photography: Shigeo Kamiyama Executive producer: Tsuguhiko Kadokawa Producer: 3D Animation: Scott Frazier Animation: Animation Check: Hideki Sugawara Animation producer: Shuichi Okada Background Art: Color Selection: Color setting: Hiroyuki Konno Computer Graphics: Editing: Jun Takuma Finish Check: Finishing: Key Animation: Mixing: Yukihira Oishi Original story: Hajime Kanzaka Photography: Production Assistant: Yasuko Imura Production Coordination: Satomi Kayata Production Desk: Yusuke Usami Publicity: Ryousuke Aoki Recording Coordinator: Takako Chiba Recording Director: Sadayoshi Fujino Sound Effects: Hidenori Arai Special Effects: Takashi Maekawa Story Treatment: Supervision: Takashi Watanabe Theme Song Performance: Megumi Hayashibara (OP/ED) Vehicle Design: Tsutomu Suzuki | Megumi Hayashibara as Canal Volphied Mifuyu Hiiragi as Millienium Feria Nocturne Souichiro Hoshi as Kain Blueriver Hikaru Midorikawa as Rail Claymore Masami Suzuki as Nina Mercury Chafurin as Roy Glen Ai Satou as Alice Ginzo Matsuo as Weapons dealer (ep 10) Hiroyuki Kakegawa as Ragudomezegis Jin Yamanoi as Terrorist (ep 8) Jouji Nakata as Alfred Stargazer Junko Noda as Stan (ep 10) Kazuya Ichijou as Lando (ep 10) Kazuyuki Sogabe as Gorunova Kiyoyuki Yanada as Nezzard Kouji Ishii as Atlas (ep 15) Kyoko Tsuruno as Millenium Feria Nocturne Makiko Ohmoto as Rob (ep 10) Masashi Hirose as Alzas (ep 12) Michiko Neya as Kali Minoru Inaba as Marigan Mitsuaki Madono as Jess (ep 11) Narumi Hidaka as Millina Narumi Tsunoda as Flight Attendant (ep 7) Reiko Takagi as Kain Blueriver (young) Rin Mizuhara as Tim (ep 10) Shozo Iizuka as Jill Il Yasunori Matsumoto as Yami o Makumono Yumi Touma as Stella (ep 6) | |||||||
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Director: Charles Campbell Script: Art director: Andy Orjuela Executive producer: John Ledford Producer: ADR Editor: Charles Campbell ADR Engineer: Charles Campbell Editing: David Grundy International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Logo Design: Production Assistant: Production Coordination: Janice Williams Production Secretary: Anna Bechtol Promotion: Rod Peters Sound Design: Paul Killam Subtitle Script: Amy Gamber Subtitle Timing: Neal Barnes | Jessica Schwartz as Canal Volfield Larissa Wolcott as Millie Feria Nocturne Steve Metz as Kain Blueriver Bill Wise as Rail Claymore Camille Chen as Nina Mercury Aaron Friedman as Rando Henchman Adam Dudley as Jill Andy Cobb as Terrorist A Bayard Crawley as Stan Ben Wolfe as Bill Wise as Boon Sheridan as Soldier 3 Brenda Campbell as Brittany Baize as Stella Camille Chen as Carie Esquenazi as Computer Charles Campbell as 2nd Executive Corey M. Gagne as Pilot Courtney Davis as Dress Shop Girl Dan Dietz as Dan Jennings as Marigan David Jones as Mr. Big David Stokey as Dark Seeder David R. Jarrott as Dell Viking as Soldier 2 Derek Wade as Rob Dieter O'Toole as Alzas Dirk Van Allen as Darles Douglas Taylor as Zerun Edwin Neal as Eric Peterson as Jess George Spelvin as Grant James as Gray G. Haddock as Rando Greg Gondek as Basketball Gang Leader Helmut Dirkenschneider as Restraunt Owner Jason P. Stingley as Rando Henchman Jennifer Stuart as John Finan as Keith Horton as Lana Dietrich as Pawn Shop Lady Lana L. Lesley as Laura Bussinger as Student A Lemke Isenoff as Trucker Linda Pazuza as Gore Nova Lowell B. Bartholomee as Mark Turner as Auctioneer Markell Pool as Mel Hartman as First Mate Mercedes McNeil as Gore Nova Michael Dalmon as Mike D'Alonzo as Tim Mingo Chavez as Old Guard Missy Atwood as Neil Campbell as Terrorist B Noah Passavoy as Control Tower Voice Pablo Verdad as Pamela Ribon as Waitress Pierre Montreaux as 3rd Executive R.V. Mangrel as Minister Magma Rafael R. Childress as Regan McCambridge as Gore Nova Richard Pagong as Rag D'Mezegis Robert Cheevers as Achilles Technician Samantha Inoue-Harte as computer Sarah Richardson as Kali Scott Swanson as Rando Henchman Shaneye Ferrell as Rumy Shawn Sides as Merina Steve Sanders as Space Port Commander Stewart McGregor as Universal Force Announcer Thomas G. Warrior as Ripp Rogers Travis Dean as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Humberto Velez | Adaptation: Enoki Films Broadcaster: Distributor: Dubbing: Audiomaster 3000 S.A. de C.V. México (Latin America) | |||||||
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| (none) | Federica Valenti as Canal Vorfeed Massimo Di Benedetto as Kane Blueriver Marcella Silvestri as Milly / Millennium Feria Nocturne Alberto Olivero as Contrabbandiere (ep.10) Antonio Paiola as Claudio Moneta as Atlas (ep.14) Claudio Ridolfo as Trasportatore (ep.21-22) Daniele Demma as Debora Magnaghi as Julie (ep.6) Elisabetta Spinelli as Neena Marcury Enrico Bertorelli as Robert Stargazer Felice Invernici as Theodors (ep.24) Gianfranco Gamba as Serg. Denish (ep.7) Gianluca Iacono as Giorgio Bonino as Rail Claymore Guido Rutta as Ragudomezegis (ep.17, 20-24) Luca Bottale as Spargitore Di Tenebre / Dark Star Luca Sandri as Jess (ep.11) Luca Semeraro as Jill da giovane (ep.13) Marco Balbi as Marco Balzarotti as Zenon (ep.1) Monica Bonetto as Patrizia Mottola as Stan (ep.10) Renata Bertolas as Rumy (ep.6) Riccardo Rovatti as Stefano Albertini as Banditore Dell'asta (ep.1) | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: Spacetoon Distributor: Animation International (Mahr Al-Hajj Weiss) Dubbing: Al Zahra Centre - VENUS Production: Animation International (Mahr Al-Hajj Weiss) | |||||||
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