Strain: Strategic Armored Infantry (TV)
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Director: Tetsuya Watanabe Series Composition: Masanao Akahoshi Music: Ryo Sakai Original story: Frances Hogson Burnett ("A Little Princess") Character Design: Mariko Fujita Art director: Kei Ichikura Chief Animation Director: Riku Satō Mechanical design: Sound director: Toshiki Kameyama Director of Photography: Jun Fukushi Colour Design: Eiko Inoue Editing: Kengo Shigemura (Studio Gong) Music producer: Tomoko Shibuya Theme Song Arrangement: Yoko Ueno (OP/ED) Theme Song Composition: Yoko Ueno (OP/ED) Theme Song Lyrics: Midori Ueda (OP/ED) | Ai Nonaka as Emily Ayako Kawasumi as Sara Werec Takashi Kondo as Ralph Werec Ai Nonaka as Lavinia Liberus Asuka Tanii as Carmicheal Atsuko Tanaka as Medlock Junko Minagawa as Melchisidec Kayo Sakata as Kishô Taniyama as Decon Sidnok Miyu Matsuki as Jesse Iges Nao Hanai as Martha Shubipauel Souichiro Hoshi as Caris / Carisford Radflicks Yukana as Lotti Gellar Asuka Tanii as Mariette Atsushi Imaruoka as Hopps (ep 1) Hajime Iijima as Jake (eps 2-4) Hiroki Yasumoto as Brad Radflicks (eps 7-8) Jouji Nakata as Dufarge Katsumi Chou as Barrow Kenji Nomura as Ben Prophetta Hughes Kimiko Saito as Jeanette (ep 8) Mugihito as Claiven Munehiro Tokita as Gall's staff (ep 9) Rie Tanaka as Sachiko Okada as Reception desk (ep 8) Takaya Hashi as Dorinkoto (ep 1) Takehiro Murozono as Lotti's older brother (ep 9) Tetsu Shiratori as Cedi Yuji Ueda as Havlsham (ep 1) Yuuki Masuda as Colin | |||||||
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ADR Director: Script: Translation: Executive producer: Gen Fukunaga Producer: ADR Engineer: Assistant ADR Director: Leah Clark (Ep. 1-5) DVD Authoring: DVD Compression: DVD Editor: Jeremy Jimenez DVD Menu Audio: Tyler Piersall DVD Menu Design: Cate Ferman DVD Producer: Clarine Harp DVD Quality Control: Head Writer: Andrew Rye Line Producer: Zach Bolton Logo Animation: Candelaria Vidana Mix Engineer: Adrian Cook Production Assistant: Subtitling: Talent Coordinator: Tara Williams Video Editor: Video Post-Production Coordinator: Margaret Yabs Video Post-Production Director: Brandon Tyler | Caitlin Glass as Sara Werec Luci Christian as Emily (Doll) Reilly Harrison as Emily (Human) Robert McCollum as Ralph Werec Alison Viktorin as Carmichael Brian Mathis as Ben Brina Palencia as Martha Shoebbeypower Carrie Savage as Jessie Iges Cherami Leigh as Lottie Gellar Cole Brown as Craven Eric Vale as Dickon Sidnok Greg Ayres as Melchi Jennifer Seman as Vivian Medlock Kim Matula as Ermengarde "Ermy" Johannits Leah Clark as Lavinia Reberth Monica Rial as Becky R Bruce Elliott as Barrow Todd Haberkorn as Carrisford "Carris" Radofrics Amanda Doskocil as Charles Campbell as Dorincourt (Ep. 1) Chris Burnett as Colin (Ep. 1) Christopher R. Sabat as Bridge Captain (Ep. 3) Chuck Huber as Brad Radofrics (Ep. 7-8) Colleen Clinkenbeard as Mariette Greg Dulcie as Havisham (Ep. 1) J. Michael Tatum as Cedie (Ep. 1) Jason Liebrecht as Lottie's Brother (Ep. 9) John Swasey as Hobbs (Ep. 1) Julie Mayfield as Janet (Ep. 8) Kate Oxley as Mary (Ep. 1) Kent Williams as Dufarge Kyle Hebert as Mechanic (Ep. 3) Mark Stoddard as Jake (Ep. 2-4) Trina Nishimura as Isabella | |||||||
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