Iczer-One (OAV)
Iczer Reborn (OAV) (sequel)
Iczelion (OAV) (sequel)
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Director: Toshihiro Hirano Screenplay: Toshihiro Hirano Storyboard: Toshihiro Hirano Music: Michiaki Watanabe Character Design: Toshihiro Hirano Animation director: Mecha design: Masami Obari Executive producer: Tetsuo Kubo Producer: Toru Miura Animation: Key Animation: Hiroyuki Kitazume ("Eps -1") Monster Design: Junichi Watanabe Origional Story: Rei Aran Planning: Toru Miura | Yuriko Yamamoto as Iczer-1 Arisa Andou as Sepia Kaneto Shiozawa as Keiko Toda as Iczer-2 Mayumi Shou as Nagisa Kanou Naoko Watanabe as Sayoko Sumi Shimamoto as Sir Violet Mika Doi as Sayoko's mother | |||||||
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Director: Doug Stone Screenplay: Doug Stone Executive producer: John Sirabella (Media Blasters) Producer: Additional Script And Song Editing: Trish Ledoux Closing Credit Sequence: Logo Animation: Will Culpepper II Lyrics: Road Narros Online Editor: Stephen Miller Production Associate: Ethan Fogg Recording engineer: Eduardo T. Torres Script And Song Translation: Toshifumi Yoshida Script Translation: Trish Ledoux Song Title Editing: Lana Sofer | Wendee Swan as Iczer-One Allison Weintraub as Sayoko Bambi Preston as Sepia Jane Alan as Iczer-Two Luna Celeste as Nagisa Kanou Sam Strong as Sir Violet Barry Stigler as Nagisa's Father Doug Stone as Police Man Jennifer Watson as Sayoko's Mother John Billingslea as Narrator Julie Kliewer as Mami Lilly Browne as Nagisa's Mother Maureen O'Connell as Cobalt Penny Sweet as Girl Sparky Thornton as Teacher Stevie Beeline as Commander | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Bruno Meyere Adaptation: Emmanuel Pettini | Francoise Escobar as Iczer One Bruno Meyere as Big Gold Catherine Desplaces as Iczer Two Isabelle Volpe as Sepia Laëtitia Godes as Nagisa Kano Rémi Caillebot as Sir Violet Chantal Macé as Nami Yann Guillemot as Narration | |||||||
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