Final Fantasy: Unlimited (TV)
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| Final Fantasy Unlimited - Thinpak Collection (DVD) 2005-08-23 (from $28.99) |
| Final Fantasy Unlimited - Complete Collection (DVD 1-7) 2008-06-10 (from $28.99) |
| Final Fantasy: Unlimited - Phase 1 (DVD 1) 2003-10-28 (from $3.00) |
| Final Fantasy: Unlimited - Phase 1 + Artbox (DVD 1) 2003-10-28 (from $6.00) |
| Final Fantasy: Unlimited - Phase 2 (DVD 2) 2003-12-09 (from $17.74) |
| Final Fantasy: Unlimited - Phase 3 (DVD 3) 2004-01-20 (from $3.00) |
| Final Fantasy: Unlimited - Phase 4 (DVD 4) 2004-03-02 (from $3.00) |
| Final Fantasy: Unlimited - Phase 5 (DVD 5) 2004-04-13 (from $3.00) |
| Final Fantasy: Unlimited - Phase 6 (DVD 6) 2004-05-25 (from $3.00) |
| Final Fantasy: Unlimited - Phase 7 (DVD 7) 2004-07-06 (from $3.00) |
| Final Fantasy: Unlimited - Music Adventure Verse 1 (OST) 2006-02-07 (from $5.00) |
Director: Mahiro Maeda Music: Original Concept: Akitoshi Kawatsu Character Design: Kazuto Nakazawa (Carmel 7) Art director: Youngil Park Mechanical design: Makoto Kobayashi 3D Director: Yasufumi Soejima Sound director: Yota Tsuruoka Co-director: Kobun Shizuno Executive producer: Producer: 2D VFX Director: Color Coordination: Tomoko Kuroyanagi Digital Director: Tomohiro Hirata Editing: Kengo Shigemura General Producer: Kensuke Tanaka Music producer: Taka Nagasawa Planning: Yoshitomo Yonetani Story Editor: Atsuhiro Tomioka Theme Song Composition: Nobuo Uematsu Theme Song Lyrics: Yuko Ebine (OP) | Halko Momoi as Ai Hayakawa Kyoko Hikami as Lisa Pacifist Nobutoshi Canna as Kaze Yuka Imai as Yuu Hayakawa Akiko Yajima as Chobi Hikaru Midorikawa as Clear Kana Ueda as Herba Kikuko Inoue as Kouji Ishii as Oscha Tomoe Hanba as Moogle Kupo Toshihiko Seki as Cid Akiko Yajima as Tyrant Earl Akira Ishida as Kumo / Demon Swordsman Daisuke Gouri as Fungus Hideyuki Tanaka as Madoushi Hirofumi Tanaka as Research Worker A (Ep 1) Hitoshi Domon as Radio Voice (Ep 1) Houko Kuwashima as KAORI as Lou Lupus Kazuko Yanaga as Lisa's Mother Nobutoshi Canna as Poshpocket Rin Mizuhara as Chocobaba Takehito Koyasu as Pist Takumi Yamazaki as Joe Hayakawa Tomoe Hanba as Aura Yukana as Somosan (ep 16) Yukitoshi Hori as Knave Yuko Minaguchi as Marie Hayakawa | |||||||
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Director: Charles Campbell Translation: Joe Congdon ADR Script: Elena Carrillo Executive producer: International Coordination: Toru Iwakami | Evan Slack as Yu Hayakawa James Brownlee as Kaze Jessica Schwartz as Ai Hayakawa Shawn Sides as Lisa Pacifist Brian Jepson as Oscha Claire Hamilton as Fabula David Stokey as Madoushi Robert Newell as Cid Samantha Inoue-Harte as Brendan Walsh as Joe Hayakawa Ed Neal as Pist Elena Carrillo as Earl Tyrant Grant James as Fungus J. Shannon Weaver as Makenshi / Kumo Jeff Catlin as CHOMP Jessica Smolins as Herba Katie Gillette as Mary Hayakawa Ken Webster as Knave Lainie Frasier as Chocobaba Larissa Wolcott as Lou Lupus Marcos Lara as Fungo Nathan James as Operator Samantha Inoue-Harte as Ira Henderson (ep 13-16) | |||||||
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| (none) | Jessie LAMBOTTE as Lisa Pacifist Lucille Boulanger as Ai Hayakawa Philippe Roullier as Kaze | |||||||
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| (none) | David Nathan as Kaze Hannes Maurer as Yu Hayakawa Maria Koschny as Lisa Pacifist Susanne Kaps as Ai Hayakawa Giuliana Wendt as Fabula Ozan Uenal as Cid Reinhard Kuhnert as Oscha Barbara Ratthey as Berenice Weichert as Sagi Erich Räuker as Knave Franz Ciazinsky as Poshepocket Heide Domanowsky as Lisa's Mutter Josef Rebling as Tyrant Earl Marie Schramm as Herba Oliver Feld as Kumo/Makenshi Oliver Siebeck as Pist Oona Plany as Lou Lupus Patrick Baehr as Fungo Sabine Winterfeld as Mr.Birdy Tilo Schmitz as Fungus Viktoria Voigt as Mary Hayakawa | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: MC Entertainment | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Roni Abario | Alejandro Lim as Kaze Filipina Pamintuan as Yuu Hayakawa Marvi Medina as Lisa Pacifist Wendy De Leon as Ai Hayakawa Benjie Dorango as Bernardo Malejana as Christopher Carlo Caling as Daisy May Carino as Errol Dionisio as Fungus (original) Ivy Baldonado as Marick Dacanay as Lou Lupus Marvi Medina as Herba Richard Allan Rimorin as Fungo Sheila Marie Heyartz as Vincent Gutierrez as Knave | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: Emina AB | |||||||
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