Madlax (TV)
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Related reviews:
Madlax DVDs 6-7
Madlax DVD 2
Madlax DVD 1
| Related releases: |
| Madlax - Complete Collection (DVD) 2009-04-07 (from $34.99) |
| Madlax - Connections (DVD 1) 2005-04-12 (from $4.00) |
| Madlax - Connections + Artbox (DVD 1) 2005-04-12 (from $6.00) |
| Madlax - The Red Book (DVD 2) 2005-06-07 (from $4.00) |
| Madlax - The In-Between (DVD 3) 2005-08-16 (from $4.00) |
| Madlax - Elda Taluta (DVD 4) 2005-09-20 (from $4.00) |
| Madlax - Convergence (DVD 5) 2005-12-13 (from $4.00) |
| Madlax - Sacrifice (DVD 6) 2006-02-07 (from $4.00) |
| Madlax - Reality (DVD 7) 2006-03-28 (from $4.00) |
| Madlax - Complete Collection (Thinpak) (DVD 1-7) 2007-07-17 (from $35.00) |
| Madlax - (OST 1) 2005-07-05 |
| Madlax - (OST 2) 2005-10-04 |
Director: Koichi Mashimo Series Composition: Yousuke Kuroda Screenplay: Yousuke Kuroda Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Yuki Kajiura Original Concept: Character Design: Art director: Yoshimi Umino Animation director: Mechanical design: Kenji Teraoka Director of Photography: Producer: Animation: Assistant producer: Hiroshi Yoshida Character Animation Director: Satoshi Ohsawa Color Coordination: Makiko Kojima Editing: Seiji Morita Guest Character Designer: Chuji Nakajima Insert Song Arrangement: Yuki Kajiura Insert Song Composition: Yuki Kajiura Insert Song Lyrics: Yuki Kajiura Insert Song Performance: FictionJunction YUUKA Mecha Animation Director: Yasuhiro Saiki Music producer: Keiichi Nozaki Original Art: Satoshi Ohsawa Planning: Shiro Sasaki Soundtrack Supervisor: Special Effects: Masahiro Murakami Theme Song Arrangement: Yuki Kajiura (OP/ED) Theme Song Composition: Yuki Kajiura (OP/ED) Theme Song Lyrics: Yuki Kajiura (OP/ED) Theme Song Performance: | Houko Kuwashima as Margaret Burton Sanae Kobayashi as Madlax Ai Uchikawa as Elanore Baker Aya Hisakawa as Rimelda Chikayo Nakano as Nahal Mako Hyoudou as Kuanjitta Maris Masashi Ebara as Friday Monday Satsuki Yukino as Vanessa Rene Tomoko Kaneda as Leticia Toshiyuki Morikawa as Carossur Dawn Akira Ishida as Lopez Arisa Kondou as Female Student A (Ep. 2) Daisuke Namikawa as Pete Emi Shinohara as Lucille Hiroaki Hirata as Eric Gillain Jin Urayama as SSS Jun Fukuyama as Ains Kan Tanaka as Brian Kaori Nazuka as Annu Keiichi Sonobe as Information Agency Kinryuu Arimoto as Gwen Koichi Sakaguchi as Friend Kotono Mitsuishi as Margaret's Mother (ep 21) Masaki Terasoma as McRae Miyu Irino as Chris Naoki Bandou as Nayman Naoya Uchida as Piedirica Nozomu Sasaki as Baggis Rie Kanda as Female Student B (Ep. 2) Saeko Chiba as Chiara Takaya Kuroda as Officer (ep 1) Tokuyoshi Kawashima as Cherry Tomohiko Hada as Announcer Toru Ohkawa as Margaret's father Toshiyuki Kono as Computer Store Owner Yuu Mizushima as Luciano | |||||||
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Director: Kyle Jones (Sock Puppet Theater; SSS) ADR Director: Kyle Jones Script: Translation: Sarah Alys Lindholm ADR Script: Monica Rial Executive producer: Producer: Kyle Jones Assistant To Ms. Varghese: Tiffany Grant (Sock Puppet Theatre) Camera: Choir: Coordinator: Mariela Ortiz Creative Director: DVD Menu Design: Editing: Gunbunny Folk Diddy: Head Of Translations: Javier Lopez Inspirado: Matt Greenfield (Sock Puppet Theatre) International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Lobby Muzak: Eden J. Barrera (Sock Puppet Theatre) Mix: Packaging Design: Larry Koteff Post-Production Manager: Shelly Thomas Production Assistant: Production manager: Joey Goubeaud Puppet Construction: Recorder: Recording engineer: Senior Translator: Shoko Oono Sock Puppet Theater Actor: Sock Puppeteer: Sound Design: Sound Mixing: SSS Editing: Patrick Givens (Conversations with SSS) SSS Producer: Kyle Jones (Conversations with SSS) Subtitle Script: Neal Barnes Subtitle Timing: Neal Barnes Translation Proofer: Kaoru Bertrand | Luci Christian as Margaret Burton Nancy Novotny as Madlax Allison Sumrall as Quanzitta Marison Ben Estus as Poupee Christine Auten as Limelda Jorg Cynthia Martinez as Laetitia Kelly Manison as Vanessa Rene Kira Vincent-Davis as Elenore Baker Mike Kleinhenz as Friday Monday Vic Mignogna as Carrossea Doon Adam Conlon as Angry Agent (Ep. 7) Allen Divers as Andrew Love as Mr. Mustache (Ep. 18) Andy McAvin as Eric Gillian Anthony Benavides as April Brem as Ben Hamby as Bill O'Rourke as Dr. Feric (Ep. 6) Blake Shepard as Maurice Lopez (Ep 6) Bob Biggerstaff as Brian (Ep. 5) Braden Hunt as Chris Krana Brandon Scott Peters as Pete Anyan (Ep. 1) Brittney Karbowski as Nakhl Charles Campbell as Chris Ayres as Chris Patton as Badgis Christopher Ayres as Soldier Yessir (Ep. 1) Christopher Kring as Sergeant (Ep. 1) Courtney Webb as Chiara (Ep. 6) Danielle Kimball as Classmate David Born as Doug Mueller as Anchorman (Ep. 17) Duc Nguyen as Eddie Shannon Jr. as Eden J. Barrera as Einar Pedersen as Agent Flower Shirt (Ep. 7) Eric Chase as Chief (Ep. 3) Gene Tognacci as Newscaster (Ep. 3) George Manley as Lieutenant Nyman (Ep. 1) H.K. Kahng as Cam E. Yo (Ep. 20) Hunushi Wasagi as Japanese Man Illich Guardiola as Luciano Jacob A. Gragard as Jason Douglas as Maclay Marini (Ep. 3) Jason Grundy as Frightened Diner (Ep. 12) Jason Miesse as Captain (Ep. 3) Jay Hickman as SSS/Three-Speed Jeff Duncan as John Gremillion as Charlie John Swasey as Jonathan Brands as Jovan Jackson as K.C. Jones as Kevin Brown as Eins (Ep. 11) Kim Prause as Margaret's Mother (Ep. 21) Kristen Lindner as Lucille Kristen Masters as Party Guest (Ep. 6) Kyle Jones as Soldier in Panic (Ep. 3) Lee Stringer as Galza Fighter (Ep. 22) Leo Allan as Artillery Man (Ep. 1) Leraldo Anzaldua as Elite Guard Captain (Ep. 16-18) Mariela Ortiz as Matt Crawford as Mike Vance as Mr. Secretary (Ep.1) Mike Yantosca as The Dead (Ep. 23) Monica Rial as Lady Messenger (Ep. 14) Nikki Taylor as Wrong Number (Ep. 4) Nikki Thomas as Classmate Paul Locklear as Buddy (Ep. 6) Paul Oddo as Phil Ross as Mr. Baker Quentin Haag as Richard Hasenmyer as Pilot Rick Burford as Gabbing Soldier (Ep. 1) Rick Piersall as Guen McNichol Rob Mungle as Commander (Ep. 17) Robert Leeds as Robert Marchand as Enfant (Ep. 26) Santry Rush as Sasha Paysinger as Scott Rudy as Agent Baddy A (Ep. 5) Sierra Gray as Florist (Ep. 4) Stan Thomas as Soldier in Panic (Ep. 3) Steven Foster as Crazy Guide (Ep. 7) Stuart Halpryn as Chief (Ep. 4) Tim Wrobel as Ty Mahany as Political Operative (Ep. 4) Victor Carsrud as Agent Glasses (Ep. 5) Xero Reynolds as Peace Bureau Representative (Ep. 17) | |||||||
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