Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex - Tachikoma na Hibi (OAV)
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Screenplay: Matruka Music: Yoko Kanno Original Manga: Masamune Shirow Sound director: Kazuhiro Wakabayashi Animation: Mikichan Ending: Taichi Opening: Mikichan Sound Effects: Daisuke Jimbo | Sakiko Tamagawa as Tachikoma | |||||||
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Director: Script: Mary Claypool Translation: David Fleming Executive producer: Ken Iyadomi Producer: Chief Producer: Charles McCarter Co-Producer: Digital ADR Tracking: DVD Menu Design: Erika Offutt Final Mix: Les Claypool III Subtitle Timing: David Fleming | Julie Maddalena as Tachikoma Lara Jill Miller as Tachikoma Melissa Fahn as Tachikoma Peggy O'Neal as Tachikoma Rebecca Forstadt as Tachikoma Sandy Fox as Tachikoma Sherry Lynn as Tachikoma Lia Sargent as Tachikoma | |||||||
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