Transformers: Robots in Disguise (TV)
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Director: Osamu Sekita Series Composition: Junki Takegami Script: Storyboard: Music: Hiroyuki Nanba Character Design: Hatsuki Tsuji Art director: Hoi Young Lee Animation director: Mechanical design: Art design: Junichiro Nishikawa Sound director: Hideo Takahashi Director of Photography: Seong Jae Park Producer: Recording Director: Sound Effects: Yasufumi Yoda Theme Song Performance: | Akiko Kimura as Yuuki Onishi Chieko Higuchi as Ai-chan Masahiro Shibahara as Wild Ride Punch UFO as Speedbreaker Satoshi Hashimoto as Takayuki Kondou as Mach Alert Youichi Kobiyama as Gigatron/Devil Gigatron Chieko Higuchi as Junko Eiji Takemoto as J-Seven Hiroki Takahashi as Gildo Konta as Gelshark Masayuki Kiyama as Plasma/Brave Maximus Naomi Matamura as J-Four Norio Imamura as Gaskunk Ryo Naitou as Gusher Shoji Izumi as Taiten Kusunoki as Black Convoy Takashi Matsuyama as God Magnus Choutomi Nimura as Eaglekiller Eiji Takemoto as Eisuke Yorita as Ox Harî Kaneko as Dolrailer Hidenori Konda as Shuttlor Hiroki Takahashi as Build Hurricane Hiroshi Shimozaki as Dr. Yoshimoto (ep 8) Hitoshi Nishimura as Indy Heat Junichi Miura as X-Car Kizatomi Nimura as Eaglekiller Mami Fukai as Miki (eps 22, 36-37) Mariko Nagahama as Masami Iwasaki as Masao Harada as Riki Kitazawa as Ryo Naitou as Counter Arrow Takayuki Kondou as Dangar Yoshikazu Nagano as Build Typhoon Yukiko Tamaki as Build Boy | |||||||
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Script: Music: Translation: Grace Anderson Executive producer: Producer: Jamie Simone ADR Recordist: Audio Assistant: Director Of Operations: Katie Thorpe Editing: Terry Martin Executive In Charge Of Music: Ron Kenan Executive In Charge Of Post Production: Clive H. Mizumoto Foley: Music Assistant: George Kennedy Music Editor: Music Supervisor: Barry Kolsky Post Production Operations Supervisor: Aaron Gonzalez Post Production Supervisor: Jeffery Arthur Post-Production Coordinator: Rodney Hoewt Post-Production Manager: Troy Sanchez Production Coordination: Karyn Raz Production manager: Barbara Jean Manzo Re-Recording Mixing: Second Engineer: Sound Design: Keith Dickens Sound Effects Editor: Sound Supervisor: Robert R. Rutledge Sr. Director Of Sound Operations: Xavier Garcia V.P. Post Production Operations: Dan Laborico Voice Casting: Gustavo A. Pablik Voice Direction: | Bob Joles as X-Brawn Daniel Riordan as Jason Spisak as Koji Onishi Neil Kaplan as Optimus Prime Sandy Fox as T-AI Wally Wingert as Sideburn Wankus as Prowl Barry Stigler as Scourge Bob Pappenbrook as David Lodge as Jerry DeCapua as Gas Skunk Keith Diamond as Rapid Run Kim Strauss as Ultra Magnus Kirk Thornton as Dr. Onishi Michael Reisz as Michael Reynolds as Railspike Peter Lurie as Slapper Peter Spellos as Sky-Byte Philece Sampler as Kelly Steven Blum as Dark Scream Dan Woren as Crosswise Daran Norris as Heavy Load Joshua Seth as Carl Keith Anthony as Hightower Kirk Thornton as Carl's Father Michael Lindsay as Michael McConnohie as Neil Kaplan as Ro-Tor Richard Epcar as Armorhide Robert Axelrod as Movor Steve Kramer as R.E.V. Steven Blum as W.A.R.S. Tifanie Christun as Tom Wyner as Grimlock Tony Oliver as Wally Wingert as Mirage Walter Lang as Tow-Line | |||||||
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| (none) | Gerardo Reyero as Optimus Prime Irwin Daayan as Koji Onishi | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Anton Giulio Castagna Dialogues: Dubbing Assistant: Simona Lorefice | Davide Perino as Koji Federica De Bortoli as T-Ai Francesco Prando as Ultra Magnus Giorgio Locuratolo as Megatron Massimo Lodolo as Optimus Prime Vittorio Guerrieri as Sky Byte Francesco Pezzulli as Saetta Vittorio Stagni as Off Shore | |||||||
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| (none) | Ana Lúcia Menezes as T-AI Felipe Drummond as Koji Onishi Guilherme Briggs as Optimus Prime Jorge Destez as Sideburn Luiz Carlos Persy as Megatron Marcelo Garcia as Prowl Mauro Ramos as Omega Prime Ricardo Juarez as X-Brawn | |||||||
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