The Big O (TV)
Big O (manga) (spinoff)
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| The Big O - Complete Collection (Anime Legends) (DVD) 2007-06-05 (from $29.19) |
| The Big O (DVD 1) 2001-06-19 |
| The Big O (DVD 2) 2001-08-21 |
| The Big O (DVD 3) 2001-10-16 |
| The Big O (DVD 4) 2001-12-18 |
| The Big O II - Complete Collection (DVD) 2004-11-23 |
| The Big O II - Complete Collection (Anime Legends) (DVD) 2007-08-21 (from $20.63) |
| The Big O II - Paradigm Lost (DVD 1) 2004-01-20 (from $13.74) |
| The Big O II - Missing Pieces (DVD 2) 2004-03-16 (from $17.49) |
| The Big O II - Enemy Attacks (DVD 3) 2004-05-11 (from $13.74) |
| The Big O II - Aggressive Negotiations (DVD 4) 2004-07-27 |
| The Big O – Complete Collection (DVD 1-4) 2003-09-16 |
Director: Kazuyoshi Katayama Script: Screenplay: Storyboard: Music: Toshihiko Sahashi Original creator: Hajime Yatate Character Design: Keiichi Satou Art director: Masaru Ohta Animation director: Mechanical design: Keiichi Satou Art design: Hajime Satou Sound director: Yota Tsuruoka Director of Photography: Kazuhiro Okeda Producer: Assistant Art Director: Hiroshi Kato Assistant director: Assistant producer: Hisanori Kunisaki Color design: Cultural Setting: Kazuhiko Aida Editing: Tomoaki Tsurubuchi Key Animation: Mechanical animation director: Music producer: Keiichi Nozaki Production Cooperation: Tatsuya Hoshino Project Development: Gaku Nakamura Series supervisor: Special Effects: Yutaka Hoshiba (Marix) Supervising Animation Director: Keiichi Satou Theme Song Composition: Rui Nagai (OP) Theme Song Performance: Unit Director: | Akiko Yajima as R. Dorothy Wayneright Mitsuru Miyamoto as Roger Smith Emi Shinohara as Angel Goro Naya as Gordon Rosewater Houchu Ohtsuka as Beck Gold Issei Futamata as Alan Gabriel (Ep 14+) Katsunosuke Hori as Michael Seebach / Schwarzwald Motomu Kiyokawa as Norman Burg Sayuri as Vera Ronstadt Shinpachi Tsuji as Big Ear Tesshô Genda as Dan Dastun Unshou Ishizuka as Alex Rosewater Chafurin as Rene Rigeth Akio Nojima as R. Instro Chie Tsuruno as Perot Chikao Ohtsuka as Rosco Fitzgerald (Ep 15) Daisuke Sakaguchi as Jeff Meyers Eiji Yanagisawa as Policeman Fumihiko Tachiki as Paul Reserman Fuuko Shinomiya as Forensics Haruna Ikezawa as Laura Hiroshi Naka as Forensics Kaori Mizuhashi as Tami (ep 16) Katsuhiko Sasaki as Jim McGowan (ep 16) Katsuhisa Houki as Committee Member Kenichi Ogata as Miguel Soldano Kyoko Tsuruno as Louise Ferry Masaki Aizawa as Committee Member Miki Tsuchiya as Citizen (ep 16) Mikio Terashima as Gisang Motoko Nagai as Bartender Nobuo Tanaka as R. Frederick O'Reilly (ep 19) Osamu Saka as Sven Marisky Ryouichi Tanaka as Robert Ferry Sachi Matsumoto as Forensics Sakiko Tamagawa as Sybil Rowen Shinichiro Miki as Oliver Takeshi Aono as Mr. Wise Tohru Furuya as Bonnie Frazier Tomomichi Nishimura as Morgan Schuyler Toshiko Sawada as Kelly Fitzgerald (ep 15) Toshio Furukawa as Eugene Grant Yoshiko Okamoto as Forensics Yukari Tamura as Forensics Yuzuru Fujimoto as Santa Claus | |||||||
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ADR Director: Translation: David Fleming ADR Script: Executive producer: Producer: ADR Engineer: Co-Producer: DVD Menu Design: DVD Producer: Mixing: Michael McCarty Online Editor: C.P. Booth Production Coordination: Keisuke Onishi Production manager: Recording Facility Engineer: Les Claypool III Subtitle Timing: David Fleming | Lia Sargent as R. Dorothy Wayneright Steven Jay Blum as Roger Smith Alan Oppenheimer as Norman Burg (ep 14+) Alfred Thor as Alex Rosewater Carolyn Hennesy as Vera Ronstadt Chuck Farley as Major Dan Dastun Crispin Freeman as Alan Gabriel (ep 14+) James Lyon as Big Ear Michael Forest as Alex Rosewater Michael McConnohie as Michael Seebach / Schwarzwald Peter Lurie as Colonel Dan Dastun (Ep. 14+) Richard Barnes as Norman Burg (eps 1-13) Robert Buchholz as Jason Beck (Season 2) Robert Wicks as Beck Gold Wendee Lee as Angel William Frederick as Gordon Rosewater Alyss Henderson as Florist (Ep. 22) Anthony Mozdy as Gisang Axel Roberts as Colonel Gaust Bob Pappenbrook as Rosco Fitzgerald (Ep 15) Carol Stanzione as Kelly Fitzgerald (ep 15) Cheryl Montelle as Citizen (Ep. 16) Dave Florek as Chief Engineer (Ep. 22) Dorothy Melendrez as Louise Ferry Eddie Jones as Sam (Ep. 19) Ethan Murray as Preview Narrator Ezra Weisz as Phil (Ep. 19) Fred Sanders as Citizen (Ep. 16) G. Gordon Baer as Rick Frazier Georgette Rose as Laura Gil Starberry as Riderman Gregory White as Storekeeper (Ep. 19) Ivan Buckley as Party Host Jad Mager as Policeman (Ep. 16) Jane Alan as Announcement Jeremiah Freedman as Cop John Rubinstein as Vice President (Ep. 17) Jonathan C. Osborne as Party Guest Karen Strassman as Kim Strauss as R. Frederick O'Reilly (ep 19) Mari Devon as Vice President (Ep. 17) Michael Lindsay as Policeman (Ep. 22) Michael McCarty as Mona Marshall as Winter Night Phantom Nicholas Guest as Military Police (Ep. 25) Peter Doyle as Ray Michaels as Sven Marisky Ron Rogge as Citizen (Ep. 16) Sherry Lynn as Tami (ep 16) Simon Isaacson as Miguel Soldano Sparky Thornton as Instro Stephen Davies as Jim McGowan (ep 16) Stephen Gilborn as Old Man (Ep. 19) Steve Areno as Oliver Steve Kramer as Bonnie Susan Hull as Citizen (Ep. 16) Tom Charles as Eugene Grant Tony Oliver as Dove/T-Bone (Ep. 18) | |||||||
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ADR Director: Thierry Kazazian Executive producer: Carlo Levy | Pascal Germain as Roger Smith Sabrina Leurquin as R. Dorothy Wayneright Bruno Magne as Beck Eric Peter as Major Dan Dastun Frédéric Cerdal as Norman Burg Susan Sindberg as Angel | |||||||
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Producteur Executif: Carlo Levy | (none) | |||||||
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