Zillion (TV)
Zillion: Burning Night (OAV) (spinoff)
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Chief Director: Mizuho Nishikubo Director: Akira Watanabe Series Composition: Mayori Sekijima Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Jun Irie Character Design: Takayuki Goto Art director: Kikuko Tada Animation director: Mecha design: Sound director: Katsunori Shimizu Director of Photography: Executive producer: Ippei Kuri Editing: Key Animation: Takashi Nakamura (OP) Planning: Planning Coordinator: Tomoki Ueda Sound Effects: Toru Noguchi Special Effects: Masahiro Murakami | Kazuhiko Inoue as Champ Toshihiko Seki as JJ Yuko Mizutani as Apple Toshiko Sawada as Adomis Chie Koujiro as Addy (ep 1, 22) Chieko Honda as Chika Sakamoto as Johnny (ep 25) Daiki Nakamura as Dave Hiroko Emori as Eve No. 13 (ep 18) Issei Futamata as Lieutenant Bargari (ep 21) Kenichi Ono as Dr. Culliber (ep 23) Kouichi Yamadera as Kumiko Takizawa as Masayuki Kato as Cabinet minister (ep 5) Mayumi Shou as Cecille (ep 14) Miho Yoshida as Laura (ep 23) Minoru Inaba as Patrol soldier B (ep 2, 15, 30) Nobuyuki Furuta as Nozomu Sasaki as Anthony (ep 9) Osamu Kobayashi as Chief / Narration Satoko Kitô as Solar B Sho Hayami as Baron Ricks Shuuichi Ikeda as Ensign Max Seed (ep 20) Takeshi Aono as Lieutnant Kelly (ep 13) Tamio Ohki as Mayer (ep 8) Tesshô Genda as Borsarino (ep 9) Tomohiro Nishimura as Toshiharu Sakurai as Theo (ep 9) Yumi Takada as Meruu (ep 8) Yutaka Shimaka as Nick (ep 15, 16) Yuzuru Fujimoto as Gordo | |||||||
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Director: Producer: Carl Macek ADR Recording Engineer: Final Re-Mix: Production Coordination: Jerry Beck Screenplay adaptation: | Barbara Goodson as Apple Doug Stone as JJ Kerrigan Mahan as Champ Dave Mallow as Eddie Frierson as Dave Lisa Michaelson as Addy Michael Forest as Gord Michael Reynolds as Tom Wyner as Wendee Lee as Amy | |||||||
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Carlos Laranjeira as JJ Eduardo Camarão as Champ Rita Cleoci as Apple Christina Rodrigues as Amy Gilberto Baroli as Coronel Champ Helena Sâmara as Mário Vilela as Barão Ricks (Baron Ricks) Nelson Machado as Max Paulo Ivo as Deibo | ||||||||
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