Dangaioh (OAV)
Great Dangaioh (TV) (sequel)
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| Dangaioh (DVD) 2003-01-28 |
Director: Toshihiro Hirano Screenplay: Storyboard: Music: Character Design: Toshihiro Hirano Art director: Mecha design: Sound director: Yasunori Honda Producer: In-Between Animation: Keiji Gotoh Theme Song Performance: | Akira Kamiya as Roll Kran Maya Okamoto as Lamba Nom Mayumi Shou as Mia Alice Naoko Matsui as Pai Thunder Shigeru Chiba as Gil Berg Kenichi Ogata as Galimos Takeshi Aono as Dr. Tarsan Ichiro Mizuki as Yoldo (Ep 1) Isamu Tanonaka as shoulder buffoon Kazuhiko Inoue as Burst (Ep 3) Masako Katsuki as Shazara (Ep 2) Michitaka Kobayashi as Domton (Ep 2) Mitsuko Horie as Dira (Ep 1) Ryo Horikawa as Flash (ep 3) | |||||||
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Translation: Executive producer: Laurence Guinness Producer: David Keith Riddick ((US Renditions version)) Casting: Jill Wilmot Dubbing Mixer: Richard King Re-Recording Engineer: Clive Mitchison Voice Direction: Michael Bakewell | Alice Barryt as Pai Thunder Anne Marie Zola as Mia Alice Edward Glen as Roll Kran Julia Brahms as Lamba Nom Robert Glennister as Gilburgh David Collins as Dr. Tarsan Alan Marsh as Narrator Jocelyn Cunningham as Shazara | |||||||
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Executive producer: Francesco Di Sanzo | Beatrice Margiotti as Mia Cinzia De Carolis as Pai Daniela Gatti as Ramba Romano Malaspina as Gil Berg Sergio Luzi as Roll Elio Marconato as Tahsan | |||||||
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