Labyrinth of Flames (OAV)
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| Labyrinth of Flames - (Anime 102 Edition) (1 DVD) 2004-01-27 |
| Labyrinth of Flames (1 DVD) 2001-02-12 |
Director: Katsuhiko Nishijima Scenario: Kenichi Kanemaki Screenplay: Kenichi Kanemaki Storyboard: Katsuhiko Nishijima Music: Kouichi Fujino Character Design: Art director: Kazuo Ogura Animation director: Noriyasu Yamauchi Mechanical design: Hidefumi Kimura Director of Photography: Sadafumi Sano Executive producer: Kiyoshi Sugiyama Producer: Shigeo Kaneko Action Coordination: Ryo Tanaka Planning: Kazumi Kawashiro Production Design: Narita Sound Effect Director: Yoshikazu Iwanami | Kouichi Toochika as Galan Mami Kingetsu as Carrie Ruri Asano as Nastassja Nijinsky Shinji Nakae as Narration Shozo Iizuka as Shigemitsu Susumu Chiba as Datenoshin Yukari Tamura as Kasumi Yuki Masuda as Natsu Yuriko Sasaki as Shinka | |||||||
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Director: Kip Kaplan Translation: Katsuho Shimoharu Executive producer: John O'Donnell Producer: Stephanie Shalofsky Dubbing supervisor: Tom Wayland DVD Coordination: Ross Lefko Editing: Matt Szwed Recording engineer: Matt Szwed | Eric Stuart as Galan Blythe Witt as Nastassja Nijinsky Carol Jacobanis as Shinka Elisa Wain as Kasumi Jessica Calvello as Natsu Ross Lefko as Narration Sonny Dey as Carrie White Tom Wayland as Datenoshin Tristan Goddard as Shigemitsu | |||||||
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Cyrille Artaux as Garan Christine Paris as Shinka Laurence Bréheret as Natsu Nathalie Bienaime as Kasumi Nathalie Bleynie as Natasha Nijinski Olivier Korol as Datenoshin Philippe Roullier as Narrateur Susan Sindberg as Carrie White | ||||||||
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