Ninja Robots (TV)
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Director: Masami Anno Screenplay: Masami Annai Storyboard: Music: Eiji Kawamura Character Design: Mecha design: | Kazuhiko Inoue as Sho Kenyuu Horiuchi as Irubora Saro/ Icelander Noriko Hidaka as Reny Sumi Shimamoto as Princess Romina Masami Kikuchi as Mike Coil Bin Shimada as Sonota (ep 29) Eiko Yamada as Sharumu Bēkā Houchu Ohtsuka as Gurasan Gurin Jun'ichi Kanemaru as Kanzi Masaaki Okabe as Anekkusu Zabūmu Masamichi Sato as Damian Masashi Hironaka as Rōnin Sanada Masashi Hirose as Chief Masashi Sugawara as Rica Fukami as Shaf Rokuro Naya as Kegare Sanada Saeko Shimazu as Karen (ep 25) Shozo Iizuka as Garudo (eps 5,6,9) Takashi Taniguchi as Takeshi Aono as Hazādo Pasha | |||||||
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Director: Buz Alexander Script: Buz Alexander Producer: Buz Alexander Associate producer: Hirofumi Kojima Original Score: Steve Kaminski Theme Song Performed By: Jerry Cobb Theme Song Written By: Lisa McBride | ||||||||
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Theme Song Performance: Jean-Paul Cesari | David Lesser as Mike Dorothée Jemma as Lenny Mark Lesser as Joe Georges Atlas as Ted Hazard Isabelle Maudet as Princesse Asteria Georges Lycan as Glen Henri Poirier as Ted Hazard (1st eps) Jean-François Kopf as Damien Michel Lasorne as Damien (1st eps) Patrick Poivey as | |||||||
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