Legend of Crystania - The Motion Picture
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Legend of Crystania (OAV) (sequel)
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| Legend of Crystania - (Anime Essentials) (DVD) 2004-04-13 (from $13.71) |
Director: Ryutaro Nakamura Screenplay: Akinori Endo Music: Original Work: Ryo Mizuno Character Design: Katsumi Matsuda Producer: Kazuo Yokoyama Animation: Key Animation: Photography: Seiichi Morishita Planning: Takeshi Tamiya Production: Tsuguhiko Kadokawa | Hikaru Midorikawa as Reydon Mitsuki Yayoi as Adelishia | |||||||
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ADR Director: Gary Dehan Art director: Laura Gadbois Attwell ADR Script: Executive producer: John Ledford Producer: Gary Dehan DVD Producer: Sharon Papa DVD Production Manager: Lisa J. Miller International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Logo & Package Design: Douglas Smith Production Coordination: Janice Williams Production Intern: Sergio Camacho Project Translator: Kenzo Tsubal Sound Engineer: Charles Campbell Trailer: Dan Rockwell Voice Stunt Director: Charles Campbell | Adam Dudley as Rumiss Aimee McCormick as Rio Amber Allison as Aderishia Amy Bizjak as Bill Wise as Garudi Charles Campbell as Rome David Jones as Obier Gary Dehan as Lizard Captain Gray G. Haddock as Jason Phelps as Nasare Jay Sefton as Redon Jessica Schwartz as Raifan Joe Hamilton as Kwairde John Hoff as Matisse Ken Webster as Ashram Kevin Remington as Boakes Larry Goode as Lauri Raymond as Lady Meira Robert Rudie as Lord Haven Snowden Henry as Steve Sanders as Muha Susan Cotton as Tom Bartling as Tom Byrne as Barbas | |||||||
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| (none) | Adriana Libretti as Raifan Flavio Arras as Quild Patrizia Mottola as Shale / Pirotesse Patrizio Prata as Nursel Simone D'Andrea as Reydon Stefania Patruno as Adelishia Stefano Albertini as Ovil Claudio Ridolfo as Ashram Gianni Quillico as Muha Luca Bottale as Grieve Marco Balbi as Paolo Sesana as Rumis | |||||||
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