Jewel BEM Hunter Lime (OAV)
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Jewel Hunter Lime BEM
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| Jewel Hunter Lime BEM (DVD) 2001-10-30 (from $10.51) |
| Jewel Hunter Lime BEM (Dub.VHS) 2001-10-30 |
Director: Tetsuro Amino Music: Character Design: Atsuko Nakajima Animation director: Executive producer: Original story: Kenichiro Nakamura | Sakiko Tamagawa as Lime Eiji Yanagisawa as Police Officer 3 Eriko Kawasaki as Kazuko Hiroko Konishi as Staff Hiroko Takemasa as Rosoku Ikue Ohtani as Gammagucci Isshin Chiba as Masahiko Junko Asami as Poogie Kappei Yamaguchi as Bass Katashi Ishizuka as Police Officer 2 Kentarou Itou as Doctor Omi Minami as Injector King Rie Iwatsubo as Female Student A Takashi Matsuo as Robber A Takeo Horiuchi as Pegasus Tomoko Kawakami as Nurse Yuri Shiratori as Mizuki Yuuichi Nagashima as Director | |||||||
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Director: Bill Timoney Translation: Julia Rose Executive producer: John Sirabella Producer: Joe Digiorgi ADR Engineer: Gary Solomon Editing: Beth Salem Graphic Design: Alissyn Brock Production Assistant: Anna Yamamoto Production manager: Scott Marchfeld Production Supervision: Sean Molyneaux Script Adaptation: | Stacie Renna as Lime Andy Bonhomme as Mizuki Bill Timoney as Mr. Candle Dana Halsted as Mr. C. Ringe Earl Grone as Narrator Ed Paul as Bass Georgette Reilly as Mr. Purse J. David Brimmer as Doc Mandy Bonhomme as Mizuki Seo | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: Dynamic Italia | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: GMA Network (2002) | |||||||
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