Iron Virgin Jun (OAV)
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| Iron Virgin Jun (DVD) 2003-01-28 (from $13.46) |
Original creator: Go Nagai | Chisa Yokoyama as Jun Asuka Daiki Nakamura as Kurata Ohnami Kazue Komiya as Jun's Mother Kiyoyuki Yanada as Golden Cherry Boy B Masahiro Anzai as Golden Cherry Boy A Masako Katsuki as Fumitsuki Nobuo Tobita as Golden Cherry Boy C Shunsuke Shima as Jun's Father Toshiharu Sakurai as Golden Cherry Boy D | |||||||
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ADR Director: Ruben Arvizu Art director: Merideth Mulroney Translation: Executive producer: Gary Sierra Editing: Khalid Mills Mix Engineer: Michael Flowers Production Assistant: Anna Yamamoto Production Director: Soho Chic Production manager: Scott Marchfeld Production Supervision: Recording engineer: Michael Flowers | Wendee Lee as Jun Asuka Cindy Roberts as Aunt Fuzuki Dan Lorge as Golden Cherry Boy Dave Mallow as Head Guard Dorothy Elias-Fahn as Maid Jessica Gee as Jun's Mother Peter Doyle as Kurata Daiba Robert Buchholz as Robert Papenbrook as Street Thug Ruben Arvizu as English Script Adaptation Michael Hamilton | |||||||
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