Gatchaman (TV)
Battle of the Planets (U.S. manga) (adaptation)
Gatchaman (OAV) (remake)
Gatchaman (CG movie) (remake)
Gatchaman 2000 (TV Promo) (remake)
Kagaku Ninja-Tai Gatchaman (movie) (alternate retelling)
Kagaku Ninja-Tai Gatchaman II (TV) (sequel)
Kagaku Ninja-Tai Gatchaman F (TV) (sequel)
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Chief Director: Hisayuki Toriumi Script: Episode Director: Hiroshi Sasagawa Music: Bob Sakuma Original creator: Tatsuo Yoshida Character Design: Tatsuo Yoshida Art director: Mitsuki Nakamura Animation director: Sadao Miyamoto Mechanical design: Mitsuki Nakamura Sound director: Shigeharu Shiba Director of Photography: Tadashi Hosono Producer: Ippei Kuri Animation: Masami Suda Planning: Technical director: Hisayuki Toriumi Theme Song Composition: Asei Kobayashi (OP) Theme Song Performance: | Isao Sasaki as Joe Asakura the Condor (G-2) Katsuji Mori as Ken Washio the Eagle (G-1) Kazuko Sugiyama as Jun the Swan (G-3) Mikio Terashima as Berg Katse Nobuo Tanaka as Sosai X Shingo Kanemoto as Ryu Nakanishi the Horned Owl (G-5) Yoku Shioya as Jinpei the Swallow (G-4) Tooru Oohira as Dr. Kouzaburou Nambu Hideo Kinoshita as Narrator Hisayoshi Yoshizawa as Red impulse captain Masako Nozawa as Megumi Terase as Joe's mother Shuusei Nakamura as Narrator Teiji Oomiya as Director Anderson | |||||||
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Director: ADR Director: Charles Campbell (ADV) Script: Translation: Amy Forsyth (73-78, 85-88, 97-100) ADR Script: Executive producer: Producer: Additional Music Composer: Dean Andre Animation Supervisor: Harold Johns Assistant Editor: Pam Bentkowski Assistant Recording Director: Alan Dinehart Jr. Assistant Voice Director: Alan Dinehart Jr. Associate producer: Warner E. Leighton Cover Art: Alex Ross (ADV Version) Creative Consultant: Leonard Reeg Design Consultant: Alex Toth Editing: Graphic Design: Larry Koteff International Coordination: Toru Iwakami (ADV Version) Music Composition: Hoyt S. Curtin (BOTP Version) Music Director: Dean Andre (Sparklin' Ent. dub) Music Recording: Hoyt S. Curtin Music Supervisor: Igo Kantor Post-Production Manager: Shelly Thomas (ADV Version) Production Assistant: Production Executive: Irving Klein Production manager: Program Consultant: Program Executive: Recording engineer: Senior Translator: Sarah Alys Lindholm (ADV) Sound Design: Paul Killam (ADV Version) Standards & Practices: Winifred Treimer Subtitle Script & Timing: Sean Broestl (eps 1-24) Titles: Thomas Wogtzke Videotape Editor: Kurt Tiegs (Sparklin' Ent. dub) Voice Direction: | Alan Dinehart as Tiny (G-3) (Sandy Frank dub) Alan Young as Keyop (G-4) (Sandy Frank dub) Barbara Goodson as Brian Jepson as Joe Asakura the Condor (G-2) (ADV dub) Cam Clarke as Dirk Daring (G-2) (Sparklin' Ent. dub) Casey Kasem as Mark (G-1) (Sandy Frank dub) David Pires as Ken the Eagle (Sparklin' Ent. dub) Jan Rabson as Hooty (G-5) (Sparklin' Ent. dub) Janet Waldo as Princess (G-3) (Sandy Frank dub) Kim Prause as Jun the Swan (G-3) (ADV dub) Leraldo Anzaldua as Ken Washio the Eagle (G-1) (ADV dub) Luci Christian as Jinpei the Swallow (G-4) (ADV dub) Ronnie Schell as Jason (G-2) (Sandy Frank dub) Sam Fontana as Ace Goodheart (G-1) (Sparklin' Ent. dub) Victor Carsrud as Ryu Nakanishi the Horned Owl (G-5) (ADV dub) Alan Young as 7-Zark-7 (Sandy Frank dub) Andy McAvin as Dr. Kozaburo Nambu (ADV dub) Bill Capizzi as Galactor (Sparklin' Ent. dub) Edwin Neal as Berg Katse (ADV dub) Jan Rabson as Professor Brighthead (Sparklin' Ent. dub) Keye Luke as Zoltar (Sandy Frank dub) Winston Parish as Leader X (ADV dub) Alan Dinehart as Security Chief Anderson Allison Sumrall as Naomi (Ep. 4, ADV) Ben Estus as Makoto (Ep. 3-4, ADV) George Manley as Glenn Fraser as Chief Wampum (ADV) Janet Waldo as Susan John Swasey as Security Chief Anderson (ADV Dub) John Tyson as Red Impulse (ADV dub) Josh Grelle as Rufus (ADV dub) Keye Luke as Marty Fleck as Director Anderson (ADV dub) Mike Kleinhenz as Nakahara (Ep. 4, ADV) Mike Vance as Pilot (Ep. 3, ADV) Rob Mungle as Enemy Commander (ADV - ep 1) Samantha Inoue-Harte as Devil Star 2 Tiffany Grant as Big Kid (Ep. 17) Vic Mignogna as Takahara (Ep. 3, ADV) Xero Reynolds as Prince Ali Charles Campbell (ADV dub) Chris Ayres (ADV dub) Eden J. Barrera (ADV dub) Kevin M. Connolly (ADV Dub) Mariela Ortiz (ADV dub) | |||||||
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Adaptation: Michel Gatineau Theme Song Performance: Michel Barouille | Bernard Jourdain as Marc Catherine Lafond as Princesse Claude Rollet as Allumette Georges Atlas as Chefs Spectra (ep. 12, 30, 37, 42) Jackie Berger as Kipo Jean-François Laley as Colonel Cronus Jean-Henri Chambois as Docteur Baxter (ep. 31) Joseph Falcucci as Donald Ward (ep 82) Marcelle Lajeunesse as Michel Gatineau as Mr Cavelier Michèle Bardollet as Philippe Dumat as 7 Zark 7 Pierre Fromont as Chefs Spectra Pierre Garin as Chefs Spectra (ep 15, 22) Raoul Delfosse as Suprême Clarté Raymond Loyer as Zoltar Thierry Bourdon as Thierry Yves Marie Maurin as Tabulle (ep. 39) | |||||||
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| (none) | Anabel Mendez as Jun the Swan (G-3)/Agatha Junio Elsa Covián as Jun the Swan (G-3)/Agatha Junio (Some eps) Ismael Magaña as Ken the Eagle (g-1)/As Corazón Noble Jorge Roig as Ryu the Horned Owl (G-5)/Autillo Jose Luis Orozco as Joe the Condor (G-2)/Dirk Audaz Alvaro Tarcicio as Ana Ángeles García as Keyop (Spain dub) Arturo Casanova as Dr. Mente Brillante (Dr. Kozaburo Nambu) Carlos Revilla as Profesor Anderson (Spain dub) Jorge Roig as Galactor Jorge Santos as Computor (Some eps) Jose Luis Angulo as Mark (Spain dub) José María Del Río as Jason (Spain dub) María Antonia Rodríguez as Princess (Spain dub) | |||||||
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Director Of Dubbing: Elio Pandolfi | Fabrizio Mazzotta as Jinpei la rondine Fabrizio Pucci as Joe il condor Francesco Prando as Ken l'aquila Maurizio Mattioli as Ryu il gufo Valeria Perilli as Jun il cigno Elio Pandolfi as 7-Zark-7 Mauro Bosco as Zoltar | |||||||
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Director: Producer: Theo de Vos Editing: Rietje Riedijk Script Director: Joop Doderer | Arno Guldemond as Mark Jaap Stobbe as Jason Jody Pijper as Prinses Joop Doderer as Kiap Cor Witschge as Zoltar Henk van Ulsen as Comp7 Cor Witschge as Chef Anderson Fred Weydeveld as Grote Meester IJf Blokker as Taini | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: | Pocholo Gonzales as Berg Katse Benjie Dorango as Ken Christian Alvear as Jinpei Gab Tiongco as Jun Joel Molina as Joe Noel Magat as Chief Anderson Phil Cruz as Dr. Nambu>Voice over Ryan Ang as Ryu | |||||||
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