Sakura Wars: The Movie
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Sakura Wars: The Movie DVD
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| Sakura Wars: The Movie - (DVD) 2003-09-09 (from $22.49) |
| Sakura Wars: The Movie - Limited Edition (DVD) 2003-09-09 (from $29.99) |
| Sakura Wars: The Movie (UMD) 2006-01-10 (from $3.00) |
Director: Mitsuru Hongo Script: Storyboard: Music: Kouhei Tanaka Original creator: Ouji Hiroi Character Design: Hidenori Matsubara Art director: Yusuke Takeda Animation director: Mechanical design: Art design: Hiroshi Kato Character Conceptual Design: Kosuke Fujishima Sound director: Masafumi Mima Director of Photography: Koji Tanaka Executive producer: Toshimichi Ootsuki Producer: Tetsuo Uchida 3-D Director: Tokumitsu Kifune 3-D Motion Director: Atsushi Takeuchi ADR Editor: Fujio Yamada Assistant Editor: Makiko Asano Character Animation Supervisor: Takuya Saito Color Supervisor: Nobuko Mizuta Coordination: Dialogue Translation: Makiko Terashima Editing: Junichi Uematsu Film Director: Koji Tanaka Key Animation Supervisor: Mitsuru Ishihara Layout: Hiroshi Kato Music Director: Hajime Toma Music producer: Yuuji Saitou Production manager: Tomoyoshi Koyama Production producer: Production Supervision: Noriyoshi Ohba Prop Design: Sound Effects: Shizuo Kurahashi Sound Engineer: Makoto Sumiya Special Effects: Supervision: Satoru Akahori Theme Song Arrangement: Kouhei Tanaka Theme Song Composition: Kouhei Tanaka Theme Song Lyrics: Ouji Hiroi Theme Song Performance: Unit Director: | Akiko Kuno as Ratchet Altair Chisa Yokoyama as Sakura Shinguji Akio Suyama as Ichiro Ogami Kouichi Yamadera as Brent Furlong Kumiko Nishihara as Iris Chateaubriand Michie Tomizawa as Sumire Kanzaki Urara Takano as Maria Tachibana Yuriko Fuchizaki as Li Kohran Ai Orikasa as Kaede Fujieda Akemi Okamura as Kasumi Fujii Daisuke Gouri as Yokihiko Ota Jouji Nakata as Wise Men Staff Kazue Ikura as Reni Milchstraße Kazuki Yao as Kotone Seiryuin Keiichi Nanba as Patrick Hamilton Keiji Fujiwara as Haruyoshi Tanuma Kôichi Kitamura as Yoritsune Hanakouji Kyoko Hikami as Tsubaki Takamura Masaru Ikeda as Ikki Yoneda Maya Okamoto as Soletta Orihime Mayumi Tanaka as Kanna Kirishima Mitsuru Ogata as Officer Seiji Sasaki as Army General Taiki Matsuno as Kikunojo Oka Takashi Yoshida as Soldier Takehito Koyasu as Yuuichi Kayama Tomohisa Asou as Wise Men Staff Tomomichi Nishimura as Wise Men Staff Toshihiko Nakajima as Wise Men Staff Yoshinori Sonobe as Soldier Yuji Mitsuya as Musei Edogawa Yuki Masuda as Yuri Sakakibara | |||||||
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ADR Director: Kaeko Sakamoto Translation: Dan Kanemitsu ADR Script: Wendee Lee Executive producer: Hiroe Tsukamoto Producer: Assistant producer: Mami Okada Dialogue Editing: Patrick Rodman DVD Subtitles: David Fleming Re-Recording Mixing: Mark Rozett (C.A.S.) Recording engineer: Patrick Rodman Spotting: Mami Okada Supervising Sound Engineer: Patrick Rodman | Julie Ann Taylor as Lachette Altair Wendee Lee as Sakura Shinguji Annie Pastrano as Li Kohran Carrie Savage as Iris Chateaubriand Dave Lelyveld as Captain Ichiro Oogami Jane Alan as Maria Tachibana Michelle Ruff as Sumire Kanzaki David Lucas as Yuichi Kayama David Orozco as Ikki Yoneda Edward Villa as Patrick Hamilton James Lyon as Yokihiko Ota Joseph McDougal as Brent Furlong Kirsty Pape as Kasumi Fujii Lia Sargent as Kaeda Fujieda Lynn Fischer as Yuri Sakakibara Melissa Williamson as Kanna Kirishima Michael McConnohie as Yoritsune Hanakouji Mona Marshall as Leni Milchstrase Ron Allen as Haruyoshi Tanuma Steve Kramer as Musei Edogawa Sue Beth Arden as Tsubaki Takamura Tina Dixon as Soletta Orihime | |||||||
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| (none) | Christine Paris as Lachette Altair Helene Bizot as Sakura Shinguji Emmanuel Fouquet as Brent Furlong Nathalie Bienaime as Nathalie Bleynie as Sumire Kanzaki Olivia Dutron as Kohran Ri Philippe Roullier as Ichiro Oogami Bruno Magne as Yoritsune Hanakouji Colette Noel as Kanna Kirishima Isabelle Volpe as Nathalie Bleynie as Kaede Fujieda Patrick Bethune as Ikki Yoneda Patrick Pellegrin as Yuichi Kayama | |||||||
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| (none) | Production: MC Entertainment | |||||||
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