Zone of the Enders (TV)
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| Zone of the Enders - Countdown to Destiny (DVD 1) 2002-11-19 |
| Zone of the Enders - Operation Escape! (DVD 2) 2003-01-14 (from $3.00) |
| Zone of the Enders - A Prelude to War (DVD 3) 2003-03-11 (from $23.98) |
| Zone of the Enders - The Enemy Within (DVD 4) 2003-05-06 (from $23.98) |
| Zone of the Enders - Only the Strong Survive (DVD 5) 2003-07-01 (from $3.00) |
| Zone of the Enders - Last Things Last (DVD 6) 2003-08-26 (from $3.00) |
| Zone of the Enders (Thinpak) (DVD) 2006-01-03 (from $19.99) |
Director: Tetsuya Watanabe Script: Music: Hikaru Nanase Character Design: Animation director: Mechanical design: Sound director: Yota Tsuruoka Director of Photography: Yurio Watanabe Producer: Color design: Tomoe Nakazato Concept Advisor: Akira Tanizaki Editing: Shigeyuki Yamamori Lyrics: Kei Hazuki (ED) Music Director: Shunji Inoue Special Thanks To: Theme Song Arrangement: Hikaru Nanase (ED) Theme Song Composition: Masumi Itou (ED) Theme Song Performance: | Houko Kuwashima as Dolores Mitsuru Miyamoto as Leon Links Narumi Hidaka as Noel Links Tesshô Genda as James Links Takehito Koyasu as Nathph Pleminger (Radium Lavans) (Ep. 13, 16, 19, 20, 22, 24-26) Yoshiko Sakakibara as Dr. Rachel Links Etsuko Togawa as Mary (Ep. 5) Fumihiko Tachiki as Sameji (Ep. 2-5) Gara Takashima as Linda Roland (Ep. 3) Hiroshi Mastumoto as Police (Ep. 5) Hiroshi Matsumoto as Operator (Ep. 4) Hiroshi Naka as Hisao Egawa as Bashiriko Basilisk Junichi Sugawara as Bar Master (Ep. 1) Kazuko Yanaga as Melinda Gargoyle Kazunari Tanaka as Kazusa Murai as Operator (Ep. 2) Kôzô Shioya as Laia Mahito Tsujimura as Mitchum (Ep. 4) Mayumi Yanagisawa as Mizuki Saitou as Pilot (Ep. 4) Shigenori Sôya as Company President (Ep. 2) Tadahisa Saizen as Worker (Ep. 2) Taimei Suzuki as Yan (Ep. 1) Takeomi Ohya as Old Man in Shipping Tetsu Inada as Tomohisa Asou as Dantes Yoshiyuki Kouno as Worker (Ep. 2) Yuko Sasaki as Yuuichi Nagashima as Von Dorufo-Mu (Ep. 2-5) | |||||||
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ADR Director: Charles Campbell Art director: Ruby Halipoto ADR Script: Elena Carrillo Executive producer: Producer: ADR Editor: Charles Campbell ADR Engineer: Charles Campbell DVD Coordination: Janice Williams DVD Graphics: James Bates DVD Producer: David Williams Editing: International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Packaging Design: James Bates Post Production: Monkey Boy Post Post-Production Manager: Shelly Thomas Production Assistant: Project Translator: Beni Axia Hirayama Sound Design: Subtitle Script: Janice Williams Subtitle Script & Timing: Neal Barnes Subtitle Timing: Neal Barnes | Boni Hester as Dolores David Stokey as Leon Links Katie Gillette as Noel Links Travis Dean as James Links Lana Lesley as Rachel Adam Dudley as Romero Andrew Smith as Sameji Ben Wolfe as Bill Finklea as Chief Secretary Laurence Bill Wise as Billy F. Harden as Jackson Brett Weaver as Hines Charles Campbell as Corey M. Gagne as Rully Dara Hurt as Viola David Jones as David R. Jarrott as Isaac Barrett Elia Nichols as Cindy Ellie McBride as Melissa Eric Abbott as Will Eric Henshaw as Instructor Edgar Grant James as Mitchum Gray G. Haddock as Jayson Oaks as Frank Jeff Jordan as Aburo Jessica Robertson as Rebecca Hunter Joey Hood as Wilson Ken Webster as Norman Lauren Zinn as Linda Roland Marques Young as Oscar Michael Dalmon as Von Robert Newell as Joey Ron Berry as Raia Ryan Wickerham as Sean Barrett Sarah Richardson as Melinda Gargoyle Steve Metz as Axel Tim Honsinger as Morris Tony Mann as Barrows | |||||||
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