Kurau: Phantom Memory (TV)
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| Kurau Phantom Memory - Box Set (DVD 1-6) 2009-02-24 (from $38.89) |
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| Kurau: Phantom Memory - Double Jeopardy + Artbox (DVD 2) 2007-06-12 (from $8.00) |
| Kurau: Phantom Memory - Binary Complex (DVD 3) 2007-08-14 (from $5.00) |
| Kurau: Phantom Memory - Between Two Worlds (DVD 1) 2007-04-10 (from $5.00) |
| Kurau: Phantom Memory - Mirror Image (DVD 4) 2007-10-09 (from $5.00) |
| Kurau: Phantom Memory - Twin Destinies (DVD 5) 2007-12-11 (from $5.00) |
| Kurau: Phantom Memory - To Split Infinity (DVD 6) 2008-02-12 (from $5.00) |
Director: Yasuhiro Irie Series Composition: Aya Yoshinaga Screenplay: Storyboard: Music: Yukari Katsuki (S.E.N.S.) Character Design: Tomomi Ozaki Art director: Kei Ichikura Animation director: Mechanical design: Masahisa Suzuki Sound director: Kazuhiro Wakabayashi Director of Photography: Youichi Oogami Producer: Editing: Kengo Shigemura Key Animation: Mecha Animation Director: Planning: Set Design: Shingo Takeba Technical director: Theme Song Performance: Akino Arai (OP) | Ayako Kawasumi as Kurau Amami Misa Kobayashi as Christmas Mitsuru Ogata as Dr. Amami Tohru Furusawa as Inspector Wong Tomoyuki Shimura as Yuko Kaida as Ayaka Akeno Watanabe as Mika (Ep. 2) Akio Nojima as Frank (Kurau’s uncle) Akio Ohtsuka as Ayaka's Father (Ep. 8) Atsuko Yuya as Mother (Ep. 5-6) Banjou Ginga as Rosso Daisuke Hirakawa as Ed (Ep. 13) Fumihiko Tachiki as Minamida Hiroko Kasahara as Jessica Hiroshi Naka as Snitch (Ep. 4) Hiroshi Shirokuma as Fisherman A (Ep. 7) Kaho Kouda as Yuuki (Ep. 7-9) Keiji Fujiwara as Pirate Keiji Okuda as Fisherman C (Ep. 7) Kenichi Mochizuki as Kenta Miyake as Ayaka's husband (Ep. 24) Kimitake Kakegawa as Koichi Sakaguchi as Sam (Ep. 4, 6) Kouichi Toochika as Black (Ep. 4) Kousuke Toriumi as Ijima (Ep. 2) Kozue Yoshizumi as Girl (Ep. 5) Makoto Tsumura as Ted Makoto Yasumura as Mamoru Miyano as Ted (Ep. 24) Masao Harada as Kazu (Ep. 4) Mika Kanai as Baby Minoru Inaba as Director Saito Mitsuaki Hoshino as Restaurant Owner (Ep. 7) Mitsunori Isaki as Regel Miyu Irino as Yvon Miyuki Ichijou as Ella Nobuo Tobita as Ichinose Nobutoshi Canna as Doc (Ep. 13) Ooki Sugiyama as Policeman (Ep. 5) Rie Kugimiya as Naoki (Ep. 24) Risa Mizuno as Midori Nonaka (Ep. 12) Ryoko Ono as Washima Sayori Ishizuka as Woman (Ep. 4) Sumi Shimamoto as Kleine (Kurau’s aunt) Takeshi Maruyama as Cargo Ship Pilot (Ep. 13) Takuma Takewaka as Gou (Ep. 4-5) Takurou Kitagawa as Carradine (Ep. 4-6) Tetsuo Komura as Tokuyoshi Kawashima as Mike Tomohiro Nishimura as Masaki (Ep. 8) Toshihiko Nakajima as Control Tower (Ep. 13) Tsugumi Higasayama as Twins (Ep. 5) Yasuhiro Fujiwara as Salesman (Ep. 5) Yoji Matsuda as Windt Yutaka Shimaka as Brightman | |||||||
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ADR Director: Matt Greenfield Script: Executive producer: Producer: Scott McClennen DVD Menu Design: Larry Koteff Editing: International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Media Coordinator: Mariela Ortiz Packaging Design: Larry Koteff Production Assistant: Production manager: Shelly Thomas Recording engineer: Bryan Leach Sound Design: Jacob A. Gragard Translation Proofer: Kaoru Bertrand | Jessica Boone as Christmas Monica Rial as Kurau Amami George Manley as Frank Zaksman Greg Ayres as Windt Delyus (Ep. 19-24) Illich Guardiola as Wong Shun Yee Jason Douglas as Doug John Gremillion as Dr. Hajime Amami John Swasey as Ichise Kelly Manison as Wajima Rick Peeples as Saito Shelley Calene-Black as Kleine Zaksman Tiffany Grant as Ayaka Stieger Vic Mignogna as Regel Delyus (Ep. 19-22) Victor Carsrud as Kimura Andrew Love as Andy McAvin as Blake Shepard as Ed (Ep. 13) Bob Biggerstaff as Brian Granveldt as Charles Campbell as Hotel Clerk (Ep. 9) Chris Patton as Black (Ep. 4) Christine Auten as Ayaka's Mother (Ep. 8) Emily Carter-Essex as Gene Tognacci as George Manley as Jay Hickman as John Swasey as John Tyson as Carradine (Ep. 4-6) Josh Grelle as Kelly Manison as Kira Vincent-Davis as Larissa Wolcott as Jessica Lundgren (Ep. 16-17) Laura Chapman as Box Office Woman (Ep. 9) Leraldo Anzaldua as Man A (Ep. 19) Luci Christian as Mark X. Laskowski as Marty Fleck as Melinda DeKay as Ella (Ep. 1, 24) Mike Kleinhenz as Mike Vance as Monica Passley as Little Girl's Sister (Ep. 20) Nancy Novotny as Paul Hope as Hospital Director (Ep. 12) Paul Locklear as Cross (Ep. 4) Rick Peeples as Transport Cop B (Ep. 10) Rick Piersall as Rob Mungle as Robert Anderson as Shannon Emerick as Yvon Tardieu (Ep. 14-17) Shelley Calene-Black as Eine Zaksman (Ep. 24) Steve Fenley as Shingo Sakamoto (Ep. 12) Ted Pfister as Old Agent (Ep. 4) Tiffany Grant as Boy (Ep. 15) Victor Carsrud as Specs (Ep. 4) Victor Lial as GPO Pilot (Ep. 13) | |||||||
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