Chrono Crusade (TV)
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| Chrono Crusade - Collection (Holiday Special Limited Edition) (DVD) (from $80.98) |
| Chrono Crusade - A Plague of Demons (DVD 1) 2004-09-21 (from $6.00) |
| Chrono Crusade - A Plague of Demons + Artbox (DVD 1) 2004-09-21 (from $27.34) |
| Chrono Crusade - Holy War (DVD 2) 2004-11-16 (from $6.00) |
| Chrono Crusade - Devil (DVD 3) 2005-01-11 (from $16.99) |
| Chrono Crusade - The Devil to Pay (DVD 4) 2005-03-08 (from $16.99) |
| Chrono Crusade - Between the Devil & the Deep Blue Sea (DVD 5) 2005-05-10 (from $6.00) |
| Chrono Crusade - Devil's Advocate (DVD 6) 2005-07-05 (from $6.00) |
| Chrono Crusade - Hellfire (DVD 7) 2005-08-02 (from $6.00) |
| Chrono Crusade - Complete Collection (Thinpak) Holiday Edition (DVD 1-6) 2008-11-18 (from $52.46) |
| Chrono Crusade - Complete Collection (DVD 1-7) 2005-11-01 (from $49.99) |
| Chrono Crusade - Complete Collection (Hyb (DVD 1-7) 2009-03-24 (from $34.99) |
Director: Yuu Kou Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Hikaru Nanase Original Manga: Daisuke Moriyama Character Design: Kazuya Kuroda Art director: Toshiro Nozaki (Studio Hoo Bow) Mechanical design: Tomohiro Kawahara Art design: Akihiro Hirasawa (Studio Bihou) Sound director: Yota Tsuruoka Cgi director: Atsushi Takeyama Co-director: Hiroyuki Kanbe Director of Photography: Katsuaki Kamata (Studio Twinkle) Producer: 2D Computer Graphics: Yousuke Nanzyo 3D Animation: Hiroaki Matsura Assistant Line Producer: Eiji Sumitomo Assistant Production Manager: Tetsuo Ichimura Assistant recording Engineer: Emi Igarashi Background Art: CGI: Hiro Yoshioka Color Coordination: Eri Suzuki Digital Painter: Editing: Kyoshi Hirose Ending Animation Storyboards: Koh Yuh In-Between Animation: In-Between Animation Checker: Shoichi Sunahara Key Animation: Main Animation Director: Kazuya Kuroda Monster Design: Hiroyuki Kanbe Online Editing Manager: Tetsuo Fujita Planning: Planning Support: Production Design Coordinator: Yuki Ukai Production manager: Koji Kajita Production Support: Recording engineer: Satoshi Yano Series Story Editor: Atsuhiro Tomioka Sound Effects: Hiromune Kurahashi Sound Manager: Yoshimi Sugiyama Special Effects: Theme Song Arrangement: Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: Visual Effects: Weapon Design: Hisao Muramatsu | Akira Ishida as Chrono Tomoko Kawakami as Rosette Christopher Junko Minagawa as Joshua Christopher Kazuhiko Inoue as Aion Michiko Neya as Satella Harvenheit Natsuko Kuwatani as Florette "Fiore" Harvenheit Norio Wakamoto as Duke Duffau Saeko Chiba as Azmaria Hendric Sho Hayami as Ewan Remington Tomomichi Nishimura as Edward "Elder" Hamilton Yoshiko Sakakibara as Kate Valentine Akira Kosaka as Child Chieko Sasae as Old Woman Ema Kogure as Hideaki Nonaka as Station Attendant A Hiromori Miyata as Townsperson Hiroshi Matsumoto as Hiroshi Yanaka as Viscount Lerajie Hisao Egawa as Viscount Borzo Iemasa Kayumi as Ricardo Hendric Issei Futamata as Detective/Demon (ep 2) Katsuhiro Harasawa as Policeman (ep 1) Kazumi Okushima as Billy Kazunari Tanaka as Boy in Work Clothes Keiji Okuda as Ken Takeuchi as Teen Kenichi Mochizuki as Demon Kiyomitsu Mizuuchi as Police Inspector (ep 1,2) Kouichi Toochika as Genai Masafumi Kimura as Vido Masayuki Nakata as Gurio Miwa Sugihara as Maid Noriko Rikimaru as Sister Claire Ruri Asano as Seyra Shizumi Niki as Satella's Mother Tadahisa Saizen as Chairman Tadasuke Oomizu as Subordinate Takashi Kubota as Takayasu Usui as Kalve Tomoko Kawakami as Mary Magdalene Toshitsugu Takashina as Militia Yasuhiko Kawazu as Farm Owner Yoko Soumi as Rizel Yoshiko Okamoto as Jin-sensei Yuki Masuda as Yuko Sasamoto as Shader Yumi Takada as Eliza | |||||||
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ADR Director: Matt Greenfield Translation: ADR Script: Executive producer: Producer: Matt Greenfield Creative Director: DVD Coordination: Janice Williams DVD Menu Design: Editing: International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Mix: Cesar Inserny Packaging Design: Larry Koteff Post-Production Manager: Shelly Thomas Production Assistant: Recording engineer: Sound Design: Cesar Inserny Subtitle Script: Andrew Kent Subtitle Timing: Andrew Kent | Greg Ayres as Chrono Hilary Haag as Rosette Christopher Andy McAvin as Aion Chris Patton as Joshua Christopher Christine Auten as Rizel Jason Douglas as Father Remington Jessica Boone as Azmaria Hendric John Gremillion as Jack Gilliam (Ep. 15-22) John Swasey as Edward "Elder" Hamilton John Tyson as Steiner Munchausen Laura Chapman as Sister Kate Monica Rial as Florette "Fiore" Harvenheit Tiffany Grant as Satella Harvenheit Blake Shepard as Young Man (Ep. 12) Brian Granveldt as Demon Sounds Brittney Karbowski as Sister Anna (eps 16+) Caroline Day as Ms. Jean Chad Townsend as Zombie (Ep. 6) Chris Anderson as Mummy (Ep. 6) David Born as Possessed Detective Gene Tognacci as Fire Chief (Ep. 1) George Manley as Illich Guardiola as Possessed Man James Reed Faulkner as Viscount Borzo (ep 2) Jason Grundy as Demon Sounds (Ep. 2) Jay Hickman as Genai John Gremillion as Viscount Lerajie John Tyson as Kelly Manison as Eliza Kira Vincent-Davis as Shader Kurt Stoll as Laura Schlecht as Kevin (Ep. 9-10) Luci Christian as Mandy Clark as Sister Anna Marcy Rae as Old Woman Melinda DeKay as Maid B Michelle Maulsby as Mike Kleinhenz as Ricardo Hendric Mina Smith as Grandchild (Ep. 22) Monica Passley as Female Novice Nancy Novotny as Mother Paul Locklear as Order Novice B (Ep. 18) Phil Ross as Police Captain Rob Mungle as Deffau Sasha Paysinger as Sister Claire Shannon Emerick as Sarah (Ep. 9-10, 24) Ted Pfister as Chairperson (Ep. 15, 19, 23) Tyler Galindo as Billy (Ep. 9-10, 24) Victor Carsrud as Yvonne Aguirre as Maid A | |||||||
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Theme Song Performance: Séverine Nells | Agathe Chouchan as Fiore Alice Bié as Anna Audrey Le Bihan as Mary Christophe Reymond as Lerajie Claire Baudoin as Kate Claire Beaudoin as Kate David Maisse as Chrno Hugues Boucher as Aion Isabelle Bouchema as Satella Isabelle Bouchemaa as Satella Harvenheit Marine Bargy as Azmaria Philippa Roche as Rosette Christopher Philippe Leroy as Remington Rémi Caillebot as Joshua | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Daniele Demma Dialogues: Daniele Demma Translate: Cesare Polenghi | Emanuela Pacotto as Rosette Christopher Massimo Di Benedetto as Chrono Alessandro Rigotti as Joshua Christopher Antonio Paiola as Steiner Munchausen Benedetta Ponticelli as Sister Mary Daniela Fava as Azmaria Hendric Debora Magnaghi as Satella Harvenheit Giorgio Bonino as Father Ewan Remington Jenny De Cesarei as Florette "Fiore" Harvenheit Laura Facchin as Sister Anna Lorenzo Scattorin as Aion Oliviero Corbetta as Edward "Elder" Hamilton Patrizia Mottola as Joshua Christopher (young) Renata Bertolas as Sister Claire Stefania Patruno as Sister Kate Valentine Felice Invernici as Genai Gianluca Iacono as Marina Thovez as Rizel Mario Scarabelli as Narrator Massimiliano Lotti as Duca Defaux Maurizio Scattorin as Ricardo Hendric (ep.3-4) Raffaele Fallica as Commisaire (ep. 1-2) Renato Novara as Policeman (ep. 1) Serena Clerici as Sheda Stefano Albertini as Vido | |||||||
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| (none) | Hannes Maurer as Chrono Marie Schramm as Rosette Christopher Andrea Aust as Satella Harvenheit Konrad Bösherz as Joshua Christopher (2. Stimme) Marcus Off as Aion Markus Off as Aion Robin Kahnmeyer as Joshua Christopher (1. Stimme) Rubina Kuraoka as Azmaria Hendric | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: MC Entertainment | |||||||
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| (none) | Grace Cornel as Rosette Christopher Russ Carlos as Chrono David Sta. Maria as Fr. Ewan Remington Glenda Resurreccion as Kate Valentine Grace Cornel as Satella Harvenheit Rowena Benavidez as Robert Brilliantes as Aion | |||||||
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