The Irresponsible Captain Tylor (TV)
(The) Irresponsible Captain Tylor (OAV) (sequel)
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Director: Koichi Mashimo Series Composition: Screenplay: Storyboard: Music: Original creator: Hitoshi Yoshioka Character Design: Tomohiro Hirata Art director: Masaru Sato Animation director: Mecha design: Sound director: Takashi Matsukawa Director of Photography: Producer: Color design: Sayuri Ike Editing: Music Director: Atsushi Matsukawa Production: Production Advancement: Production Assistant: Kazuhisa Ouno Production Desk: Norikazu Horikawa Recording: Toshinori Nagai Sound Effects: Toru Noguchi Theme Song Performance: Mari Sasaki (OP/ED) | Hiroko Kasahara as Azalyn Kouji Tsujitani as Justy Ueki Tylor Ikuo Nishikawa as Robert J. Hanner Jouji Yanami as Dr. Kitaguchi Masaaki Tsukada as Wang Maya Okamoto as Harumi Mika Kanai as Mugihito as Vice Admiral Mifune Sho Hayami as Makoto Yamamoto Toshihiko Seki as Ru Baraba Dom Yuri Amano as Yuriko Star Akio Nojima as Correspondence Soldier Kotono Mitsuishi as Kim Kyung Hwa Kousuke Okano as Jason Mitsuo Iwata as Kojiro Sakai Tomomichi Nishimura as Vice Admiral Fuji Yuko Mita as Shia Has | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Translation: Neil Nadelman Executive producer: Shawne Kleckner ADR Engineer: Dan Rich Dubbing Producer: DVD Animation: Ted McDonald DVD Art Direction: Darlene Hamilton DVD Authoring: Matt Campbell DVD Compression: Larry X. Zhang DVD Producer: Shawne Kleckner DVD Production Coordinator: Paolo Rubino Online Editor: Adam Payne Packaging Design: Jeff Thompson Production Coordination: Jeff Thompson Quality Check: Video Formatting Supervisor: Jason Bergenfeld | Crispin Freeman as Justy Ueki Tylor Lisa Ortiz as Azalyn Buddy Woodward as Ensign Kojiro Sakai Carol Jacobanis as Petty Officer Harumi Nakagawa Eddie Paul as Lt. Harold Katori J. David Brimmer as Lt. Makato Yamamoto Jill Seifers as Lt. Kyon Hwa Kim Joe Dopico as Lt. Karl Byorn Andressen Josh Mosby as Capt. Ru Baraba Dom Lisa Ortiz as Nathan Price as Mstr. Sgt. Mickey Cryburn Rachael Lillis as Yuriko Star Stan Hart as Dr. Hidezaburo Kitaguchi Henry Tenney as Admiral Rakuram Do Donan Robert O'Gorman as Adm. Sesshu Mifuni Ross Charap as Adm. Susumu Fuji Steven Hickox as UPSF Recruiter Veronica Taylor as Capt. Shia Has | |||||||
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| (none) | Carlos Iñigo as Justy Ueki Tylor (2 episodes) Gabriel Gama as Justy Ueki Tylor Martin Soto as Makoto Kawamoto Mayra Arellano as Yumi Hanner Rocio Prado as Kim Kyung Hwa Carlos Hugo Hidalgo as Harold Katori Christine Byrd as Emi Hanner Eduardo Garza as Kojiro Sasaki Isabel Romo as Captain Shia Has Laura Ayala as Yuriko Star Maria Fernanda Morales as Harumi Rossy Aguirre as Azalyn | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Guido Rutta Translation: Silvia Rebez | Giovanna Papandrea as Azalyn Nicola Bartolini Carrassi as Justy Ueki Tylor Alessandra Karpoff as Umi Hanner Lorenzo Scattorin as Ru Baruba Dom Marco Balzarotti as Yamamoto Makoto Marina Thovez as Yuriko Star Mario Zucca as Vice Ammiraglio Mifune Mugihito Oliviero Corbetta as Wang Riccardo Rovatti as Dott. Kitaguchi Sonia Mazza as Emi Hanner Elda Olivieri as Shi'a - Haas Elisabetta Spinelli as Kim Kyung Hwa Francesco Orlando as Katori Giorgio Bonino as Andresen Guido Rutta as Conawer Marco Balbi as Vice Ammiraglio Fuji Patrizio Prata as Kojiro Sakei Roberta Gallina Laurenti as Harumi Vittorio Bestoso as Cryburn | |||||||
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