Gunparade March (TV)
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| Gunparade March - Operation One (DVD 1) 2004-01-27 (from $20.69) |
| Gunparade March - Operation One + Artbox (DVD 1) 2004-01-27 (from $27.59) |
| Gunparade March - Operation Two (DVD 2) 2004-03-30 (from $20.69) |
| Gunparade March - Operation Three (DVD 3) 2004-06-29 (from $20.69) |
| Gunparade March - TV Series Perfect Collection (DVD box) 2006-04-25 (from $44.96) |
| Gunparade March - Steel DVD Box Set (DVD 1-3) 2004-11-30 (from $55.22) |
Director: Katsushi Sakurabi Screenplay: Storyboard: Music: Kenji Kawai Character Design: Yasuhiro Irie Art director: Mechanical design: Kazunori Iwakura Character Conceptual Design: Junko Kimura Sound director: Masafumi Mima Director of Photography: Yoshio Ookouchi Chief animator: Takashi Wada Color Coordination: Mayumi Tanahashi Lyrics: Naomi Kosaka (OP) Publicity Producer: Takashi Iida Story Editor: Fumihiko Takayama Theme Song Composition: Kenji Kawai Theme Song Performance: Visual Design: Kunihiro Abe | Akemi Okamura as Mai Shibamura Akira Ishida as Atsushi Hayami Akio Suyama as Yohei Takigawa Chiaki Maeda as Maki Tanabe Emi Shinohara as Motoko Hara Hideyuki Umezu as Takayuki Setoguchi Junko Noda as Matsuri Kato Junko Sakuma as Mio Mibuya Kouichi Kuriyama as Keigo Tohsaka Mayumi Yoshida as Nonomi Higashihara Shouto Kashii as Tadataka Zengyou Tomoe Hanba as Seika Mori Keiichi Sonobe as Hisaomi Sakaue Mamiko Noto as Setoguchi's girlfriend (ep 6) Mariko Suzuki as Sarasa Wichita Miki Inoue as Haruka Yoshino Tomoyuki Shimura as Ginga Kurusu Yoshihisa Kawahara as Yasumitsu Wakamiya | |||||||
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Director: Mike Eckart Script: Art director: Merideth Mulroney Translation: Akiko Fujimaki Executive producer: Producer: Assistant director: Dialogue Editing: Mike Eckart DVD Authoring: Stephen Poole Editing: Justin Kim Production manager: Kelvin Walker Production Supervision: Sean Molyneaux Re-Recording Mixing: Mike Eckart Recording engineer: Second Engineer: John Szatai Supervising Producer: Rod Boaz Trailer Editing: Translation Manager: Anna Yamamoto | Deborah Sale Butler as Mai Shibamura Larry Law as Atsushi Hayami Dale Weinstein as Hisaomi Sakaue Jeanne Michaels as Seika Mori Kelly Early as Motoko Hara Linda Borg as Sarasa Wichita Lori Olin as Haruka Yoshino Marcus Junkin as Takayuki Setoguchi Nicole Alby as Nonomi Higashihara Pilar Pace as Maki Tanabe Rachel Kemp as Matsuri Kato Russel Shore as Keigo Tohsaka Ryan Collins as Yohei Takigawa Scott Burnett as Tadataka Zengyou Selah Victor as Mio Mibuya | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: Déclic Images | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: Buzz Channel (Spain) | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: Shin Vision | |||||||
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