801 T.T.S. Airbats (OAV)
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| 801 T.T.S. Airbats - First Flight (DVD 1) 2005-02-22 |
| 801 T.T.S. Airbats (DVD 1-2) 2002-06-11 (from $24.84) |
Director: Script: Yuji Kawahara Music: Original Manga: Toshimitsu Shimizu Character Design: Yuji Moriyama Producer: Color Coordination: Osamu Mikasa Editing: Toshihiko Kojima Theme Song Performance: | Ai Orikasa as Arisa Mitaka Aya Hisakawa as Miyuki Haneda Shinichiro Miki as Takuya Isurugi Kikuko Inoue as Sakura Saginomiya Norio Wakamoto as Capt. Mitsuru Konishi Yukana Nogami as Yoko Shimorenjaku Hideyuki Umezu as Cmdr. Kouji Kengamine Mahito Tsujimura as General Tsukamoto Nobuaki Sekine as Colonel Yumioka Rei Sakuma as Lieutenant Jeger (ep 5) Toshihiko Seki as Sanshiro Hiyama Toshiyuki Morikawa as Kazuaki Akizuki | |||||||
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ADR Director: Gary Dehan Art director: Ruby Halipoto ADR Script: Executive producer: Producer: Gary Dehan Additional Translation: Shoko Oono DVD Coordination: Janice Williams DVD Producer: David Williams Editing: Joey Goubeaud Graphic Design: James Bates International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Post-Production Manager: Shelly Thomas Production Assistant: Project Translator: Recording engineer: Charles Campbell Sound Design: Paul Killam Subtitle Script: Subtitle Timing: Neal Barnes | Robert Newell as Takuya Isurugi Sascha Biesi as Miyuki Haneda Stacey Sperling as Arisa Mitaka David Arnsberger as Capt. Mitsuru Konishi Maxine O. as Yoko Shimorenjaku Shawn Sides as Sakura Saginomiya Amy L. Gamber as Lieutenant Yeager Charles Campbell as David Kroll as David R. Jarrott as Gary Dehan as Harry Soapman as Disco Singer James Elliot as Thunderbirds Member Jeffrey Garrett as Toshimitsu Tokaji José Marrero as Kelley Huston as Matt Wood as Michael Dalmon as Cmdr. Kouji Kengamine Sascha Biesi as Ayako Stacey Sperling as Aiko Travis Dean as Promoter | |||||||
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