Slayers - The Motion Picture
Related anime:
Slayers Excellent (OAV) (prequel)
Slayers Return (movie) (sequel)
Slayers Great (movie) (sequel)
Slayers Gorgeous (movie) (sequel)
Slayers Special (OAV) (sequel)
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| Related releases: |
| Slayers - Movie Box (DVD) 2005-09-20 (from $30.32) |
| Slayers - Movies & OVAs (DVD) 2008-10-28 (from $40.99) |
| Slayers-The Motion Picture - Essential Anime (DVD) 2004-09-28 (from $4.99) |
| Slayers The Motion Picture (OST) 2003-07-01 |
Chief Director: Kazuo Yamazaki Director: Script: Kazuo Yamazaki Storyboard: Kazuo Yamazaki Music: Takayuki Hattori Original story: Hajime Kanzaka Character Design: Takahiro Yoshimatsu Art director: Yusuke Takeda Animation director: Takahiro Yoshimatsu Art design: Hiroshi Kato Character Conceptual Design: Rui Araizumi Sound director: Katsuyoshi Kobayashi Director of Photography: Takashi Azuhata Executive producer: Tsuguhiko Kadokawa Producer: Tohru Suzuki Color Coordination: Mieko Maruyama Editing: Planning: Takeshi Tamiya Recording: Takaaki Uchiyama Sound Effects: Masakazu Yokoyama Theme Song Arrangement: Sho Goshima Theme Song Composition: Hidetoshi Sato Theme Song Lyrics: Satomi Arimori Theme Song Performance: Megumi Hayashibara Title Logo Design: Tetsuya Asakura (Design Crest) | Maria Kawamura as Megumi Hayashibara as Osamu Saka as Tesshô Genda as Chafurin as Daisuke Gouri as Kazuhiko Kishino as Keiji Fujiwara as Kiyonobu Suzuki as Mahito Tsujimura as Masaharu Satou as Minami Takayama as Miyuki Ichijou as Norio Wakamoto as Takumi Yamazaki as Yuri Shiratori as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Matt Greenfield Art director: Laura Gadbois Attwell Translation: Dan Kanemitsu ADR Script: Matt Greenfield Executive producer: John Ledford Producer: Matt Greenfield Additional Translation Research: Yoshiaki Hoshigami DVD Executive Producer: Sharon Papa DVD Layout Design: Douglas Smith DVD Production Manager: Lisa J. Miller International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Production Coordination: Janice Williams Recording engineer: Jayson Carr Trailer: Dan Rockwell | Cynthia Martinez as Kelly Manison as Phil Ross as Tristan MacAvery as Angela Lorio as Brett Weaver as Brian Granveldt as Bryan Bounds as David Bell as Greg Stanley as Guil Lunde as Jessica Calvello as John Swasey as Kira as Kurt Stoll as Meredith Dahl as Michael Zargarov as Paul Sidello as Phil Ross as Randy Fox as Rob Mungle as Tiffany Grant as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Federico Danti Dialogues: Benedetta Brugia | Emanuela Pacotto as Marcella Silvestri as Antonio Paiola as Davide Garbolino as Marco Balzarotti as Alessandra Karpoff as Augusto Di Bono as Lara Parmiani as Patrizio Prata as Tony Fuochi as | |||||||
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