Francois LECCIA
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Cast in:
(French version)
Adventures of Little El Cid (TV)
Adventures of Tom Sawyer (TV) as Arthur; Dr. Robinson
Arcadia of My Youth (movie) as Albator (Captain Harlock)
Arcadia of My Youth: Endless Orbit SSX (TV) as Albator (Captain Harlock); Mr Zon (ep. 3)
City Hunter '91 (TV)
Fumoon (movie) as Ami de Ken; Rick; Serviteur du 1er Ministre de la Dynastie; [+ unlisted credits]
Hiatari Ryoko (TV) as Jean-Yves (Maria's father)
Kaiketsu Zorro (TV) as Lieutenant Gabriel
Kurenai Sanshiro (TV) as Judo Boy
Lupin III: Part II (TV)
Makyou Densetsu Acrobunch (TV) as Mathieu
Mirai Keisatsu Urashiman (TV) as Super Durand (Ryo)
Nobody's Boy - Remi (TV) as Bob (le clown noir); Jean le Corbeau
Reporter Blues (TV) as Alain
Sailor Moon (TV) as Jadite; Kunsite; Motoki Furuhata; Yuichiru (Théodore)
Sailor Moon R (TV) as Robin (Rubeus); Rubeus; Saphire
Sailor Moon R Movie: Promise of the Rose as Fiore
Sailor Moon S (TV) as Dr Williams (Souichi Tomoe); Professeur Souichi Tomoe
Sailor Moon SuperS (TV) as Œil de Tigre (Tiger's Eye)
Science Fiction Saiyuki Starzinger (TV) as Gorgo (VHS ; eps 1-3)
Transformers (U.S. TV) as Spike (2nd voice)
You're Under Arrest (TV) as Tanguy (Ken)
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Blood and guts make up the bulk of this week's spotlighted release. Lots and lots of guts. Just spilling out.
- Aria s.1
- DBZ: Broly triple feature
- Shigurui: Death Frenzy
- Wallflower pt.2
2009-03-30
Luffy and crew's new pirate ship, in pint-
The Gallery crosses the Pacific to explore the inner workings of a Japanese dōjinshi convention! An in depth look at the fans, the comics, and running jokes about pants. 2009-03-28
Brian gets grilled about his personal preferences, takes a hit on Toradora!, discusses Doraemon and more, plus your answers to last week's Hey, Answerfans! 2009-03-27
This series about a chainsaw-
When you're busy having your mind blown by intense fantasy artwork and massive displays of power, do story flaws really matter all that much?
The king and kirin of En get the feature treatment in this original source story for the anime's final story arc. Though it takes a markedly different approach than either of the previous two novels, it still delivers an exceptionally well-
In some ways it's an extended coda to the first two seasons, a beautifully animated reward for weathering their emotional peaks and troughs. All rewards should be so rewarding.
Galatea reappears, old supporting characters return, and a new Awakened Being arrives, but the too-
Aside from proving that the series can entertain when it loosens up, this is basically more of what volume one offered: science-
Shiny, sloppy and hugely entertaining, these final eight episodes prove exactly why Code Geass is the phenomenon that it is.
Shu has his showdown with General Logi in what is definitely the series' best volume to date. Adults will still want to give the series wide berth, however.
This one is a serious stinker, and the only quest involved in Love Quest is the quest you will angrily embark upon after reading it, in pursuit of better BL.
"...it's a relief to see...the incorporation of elements that are never seen or explained in the anime."