Appleseed (OAV)
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Director: Kazuyoshi Katayama Screenplay: Kazuyoshi Katayama Music: Norimasa Yamanaka Original Manga: Masamune Shirow Character Design: Yumiko Horasawa Art director: Hiromasa Ogura Animation director: Yumiko Horasawa Mecha design: Executive producer: Producer: Assistant Character Designer: Hidenori Matsubara Audio Director: Yasumasa Date Color Coordination: Yukie Ishida Filming Director: Masaaki Fujita Mechanical animation director: Atsushi Takeuchi (assistant) Mechanical Supervisor: Hideaki Anno Planning: Kimo Hayase | Masako Katsuki as Deunan Knute Yoshisada Sakaguchi as Brialeos Hecatombcales Mayumi Shou as Hitomi Norio Wakamoto as A. J. Sebastian Toshiko Sawada as Athena Toshio Furukawa as Calon Kumiko Takizawa as Nike Mika Doi as Fleia Tamio Ohki as Nereus Yuji Mitsuya as Yoshi | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Michael Bakewell Translation: Executive producer: Laurence Guinness Producer: Casting Director: Jill Wilmot Dubbing Mixer: Richard King Production Coordination: Upton S. Redmonton Re-Recording Engineer: Clive Mitchison Script Adaptation: John Wolksel | Bill Roberts as Bularios Larissa Murray as Dunan David Reynolds as Karon Julia Brahms as Hitomi Lorelei King as Athena Vincent Marzello as Sebastian Alan Marriott as Karon | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: Dubbing: Splendit | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: Manga DVD | |||||||
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| (none) | Licensed by: Proware Multimedia International Co., Ltd. | |||||||
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