Transformers: The Headmasters (TV)
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| Transformers: The Headmasters Collection (R4 DVD) 2007-11-07 |
Series director: Katsutoshi Sasaki Series Composition: Keisuke Fujikawa Script: Music: Katsunori Ishida Character Design: Ban Magami Art director: Toshiaki Marumori Audio Director: Nobuhiro Komatsu In-Between Animation: Keiji Gotoh Theme Song Performance: Hironobu Kageyama | Hideyuki Hori as Chromedome Ikuya Sawaki as Fortress Maximus Masato Hirano as Hardhead Michitaka Kobayashi as Highbrow Ryouichi Tanaka as Brainstorm Banjou Ginga as Scorponok/Mega Zarak Hiroya Ishimaru as Hot Rod/Rodimus Prime Houchu Ohtsuka as Ultra Magnus Issei Masamune as Katsuji Mori as Weirdwolf Kazue Komiya as Keiichi Nanba as Twincast/Broadcast (Blaster) Masashi Ebara as Spike Witwicky Michihiro Ikemizu as Sixshot Naoki Tatsuta as Mindwipe Seizo Katou as Galvatron Tesshô Genda as Convoy (Optimus Prime) Tomiko Suzuki as Daniel Witwicky Youko Kawanami as Arcee Hirohiko Kakegawa as Hiroko Emori as Hiroshi Takemura as Intel (ep 34) Hiroyuki Satou as Houchu Ohtsuka as Ikuya Sawaki as Kazumi Tanaka as Kazuo Oka as Keiichi Nanba as Keiichi Noda as Shōki/Raiden Ken Yamaguchi as Kouji Totani as Makoto Kousaka as Pipiro (ep 12) Mami Matsui as Mac (ep 19) Mari Yokoo as Queen Bee (ep 19) Masaaki Ohkura as Operator (ep 7) Masaharu Satou as Masashi Ebara as Masato Hirano as Michihiro Ikemizu as Michitaka Kobayashi as Miki Itou as Papika (ep 22) Naoki Tatsuta as Osamu Saka as Ryouichi Tanaka as Seizo Katou as Devastator Shingo Hiromori as Karl (ep 21) Tomomichi Nishimura as Yuji Mikimoto as Yukimasa Kishino as Warrior Bee (ep 19) Yumiko Shibata as Monkey (ep 5) | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: Star TV (Asia) Distributor: Madman Entertainment Pty. Ltd. (Australia & New Zealand) Distributor (UK): Metrodome Distribution Ltd | |||||||
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| (none) | Guillermo Romano as Narrator Alejandro Abdalah (Various characters) | |||||||
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| (none) | Elisabetta Cesone as Energon 2 Enrico Maggi as Energon 1 Flavio Arras as Sirena Giorgio Melazzi as Commander Ivo De Palma as Genio Lisa Mazzotti as Phantom Marco Balzarotti as Optor Margherita Fiocchi as Komo Stefano Albertini as Lobos | |||||||
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