Martian Successor Nadesico (TV)
Gekiganger 3 (OAV) (spinoff)
Martian Successor Nadesico: The Motion Picture - Prince of Darkness (sequel)
Nadesico (manga) (adaptation)
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Related reviews:
Martian Successor Nadesico DVD 1
Nadesico VHS 8
| Related releases: |
| Martian Successor Nadesico - Essential Anime (2 discs) (DVD) 2004-09-28 |
| Martian Successor Nadesico - Perfect Collection (Thinpak) (DVD) 2008-01-01 (from $27.99) |
| Martian Successor Nadesico (DVD 6) 2001-08-08 (from $21.29) |
| Martian Successor Nadesico - Return to the Red Planet (DVD 12) 2001-08-08 |
| Martian Successor Nadesico - Complete Chronicles (DVD 1-6) 2002-09-24 |
| Martian Successor Nadesico - Essential Anime (DVD 3-4) 2004-11-30 |
| Martian Successor Nadesico - Essential Anime (DVD 5-6) 2005-01-25 |
| Martian Successor Nadesico - Memories (Dub.VHS 8) |
| Martian Successor Nadesico - Return to the Red Planet (Dub.VHS 12) 2001-08-08 |
| Martian Successor Nadesico - Memories (Sub.VHS 8) |
Director: Tatsuo Sato Script: Storyboard: Music: Takayuki Hattori Character Design: Keiji Gotoh Art director: Toshihisa Koyama Animation director: Mechanical design: Sound director: Hideyuki Tanaka Director of Photography: Producer: Basic Planning: Chief Mechanical Designer: Mika Akitaka Color setting: Hideo Kamiya Consultant: Mitsuyasu Sakai (science fiction) Editing: Naoyuki Masaki General Manager: Naoko Marukawa Key Animation: Keiji Gotoh (eps 1, 6, 9, 21, 23, 26) Negative Editing: Jun Takuma Opening Animation: Keiji Gotoh Original Character Concepts: Kia Asamiya (Studio Tron) Planning: Production Design: Hideaki Sakaguchi Production Desk: Takatoshi Chino Production Supervision: Publicity: Aya Jingu (TV Tokyo) Sound Effects: Masahiro Shoji (Fizz Sounds) Special Effects: Toshio Hasegawa Story Editor: Theme Song: | Houko Kuwashima as Yurika Misumaru (debut role) Yuji Ueda as Akito Tenkawa Kentarou Itou as Jun Aoi Miki Nagasawa as Izumi Maki Naoko Matsui as Inez Fressange Naoko Takano as Megumi Reinard Omi Minami as Ruri Hoshino Tomokazu Seki as Gai Daigoji Akiko Yajima as Sayuri Akio Ohtsuka as Kouichiro Misumaru Akira Nakagawa as Ben Takada as Old Man Chisa Yokoyama as Eiji Yanagisawa as CCFE Hiroaki Sakurai as Director Sato Hiroshi Naka as Chief Investigator Ikue Ohtani as Yukina Shiratori Junichi Sugawara as Saizou Juurouta Kosugi as Goat Hory Kenichi Ono as Kousuke Okano as Prince Akara (Gekiganger 3) Kunihiko Yasui as Haruki Kusakabe Maya Okamoto as Haruka Minato Mitsuaki Madono as Miyuki Ichijou as Howmei Nobuo Tanaka as Admiral Jin Fukube Nobuo Tobita as Noriko Kobayashi as Ms. Kobayashi Omi Minami as Nanako Kokubunji (Gekiganger 3) Ryotaro Okiayu as Shiho Kikuchi as Hikaru Amano Shinichiro Miki as Saburota Takasugi Tomokazu Seki as Tsukumo Shiratori Tomoko Kawakami as Toshihiko Nakajima as General Matsukasa Toshiyuki Morikawa as Gen'ichiro Tsukiomi Yasunori Matsumoto as Genpachiro Akiyama Yuko Mizutani as Aqua Yuko Nagashima as Erina Kinjo Won Yumi Matsuzawa as Jyunko | |||||||
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ADR Director: Matt Greenfield Art director: Executive producer: Producer: Matt Greenfield DVD Coordination: DVD Graphic Design: Chris Hawley DVD Logo Design: Andy Orjuela DVD Menu Design: Larry Koteff Editing: English ADR Recording: International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Logo Design: Larry Koteff Packaging Design: Larry Koteff Production Assistant: Production Coordination: Janice Williams Production manager: Lisa J. Miller Production Secretary: Anna Bechtol Project Translator: Dan Kanemitsu Sound Design: Paul Killam Subtitle Script: | Jennifer K. Earhart as Yurika Misumaru Spike Spencer as Akito Tenkawa Brett Weaver as Gai Daigoji Heather Bryson as Inez Frassange Jenny Strader as Megumi Reinard Kira Vincent-Davis as Ruri Hoshino Mark X. Laskowski as Jun Aoi Tamara Lo as Izumi Maki Andrew Klimko as King Premium Andy McAvin as Anna Bechtol as Eri Brett Weaver as Tsukomo Shiratori Chris Corey as Chris Patton as Saburota Takasugi Christine M. Auten as Cynthia Martinez as Hikaru Amano David Geller as Don'l Johnson as Chief Commander Ekanem Ebinne as Emily Carter as Erina Kinjo Won Greg Stanley as Hilary Haag as James Marshall as Director Sato Jason Douglas as Jay Hickman as Nagare Akatsuki John Gremillion as John Kaiser as John Swasey as Junie Hoang as Katrine Pine as Ai's Mother Kelli Cousins as Kelly Manison as Kimberly Yates as Kira Vincent-Davis as Lash Bourque as Ukelele Performer Lew Temple as Marcy Rae as Marisol Medina as Aquamarine Matt Greenfield as Meredith J. Dahl as Sayuri Monica Rial as Nicole Sonnier as Scientist 1 Paul Sidello as Prospector Phil Ross as Randy Fox as Randy Sparks as Rob Mungle as Sheri Sims as Kumi Spike Spencer as Gyappy the Vampire Tamara Lo as Robot Ted Pfister as Admiral Kouichiro Misumaru Tiffany Grant as Vic Mignogna as Ikeda | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Arturo Velez | Arturo Sian Vidal as Jun Aoi Mauricio Valverde as Gai Daigoji Adriana Rodriguez as Yurika Misumaru Alan Miró as Genichiro Tsukiomi Arturo Velez as Ken Tenkuu (Gekiganger 3) Arturo Sian Vidal as Narrator Azucena Martinez as Narrator Azucena Rodriguez as Ruri Hoshino Carlos Becerril as Claudio Romero as Seiya Uribatake Desiree Sandoval as Héctor Rocha as Akito Tenkawa Mario Hernandez as Narrator Marisol Castro as Haruka Minato Mauricio Valverde as Tsukumo Shiratori Mireya Mendoza as Patricia Mainou as Inez Fressange Rodrigo Miranda as Goat Hory | |||||||
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Script: Valerio Manenti Translation: Laura Giordano Executive producer: Francesco Di Sanzo Assistant Director Of Dubbing: Assistant producer: Jessica Poce AVID Operator: Director Of Dubbing: Annarita Pasanisi Director Of Postproduction: Valerio Manenti Dolby Surround Mixing: Andrea Pochini Editorial Coordination: Fiammetta Adiutori Editorial Staff Secretary: Encoding And Authoring: Luca Franciosi (DVD Ed.) Executive Director: Carlo Cavazzoni General Supervision: Federico Colpi Graphic Project: IVTC: Luca Franciosi (DVD Ed.) Mastering: Marco Sechi Mixing Assistant: Giorgio Bassanelli Postproduction Coordinator: Cristina Minoja Postproduction Staff Secretary: Anna Zuppiroli Production Staff Secretary: Gianfranco Calvitti Project Manager: Alex Corazza Synchronization: Paolo Brunori Technical Coordinator: Titles: Sara Radelli | Federica De Bortoli as Yurika Misumaru Massimiliano Alto as Akito Tenkawa Daniele Raffaelli as Jun Aoi Gemma Donati as Ruri Hoshino Ilaria Latini as Megumi Reinald Simone Mori as Jiro Yamada/Gai Daigoji Alessandro Rossi as Goat Hory Cristina Boraschi as Houmei Eleonora De Angelis as Haruka Minato Fabrizio Latini Vidale as Akira Daichi [Gekiganger 3] Francesco Bulckaen as Ken Tenku [Gekiganger 3] Luciano De Ambrosis as Koichiro Misumaru Marco Mete as Coordinatore Neri Marcoré as Speaker anticipazioni Paola Valentini as Nanako Kobundera [Gekiganger 3] Roberto Chevalier as Seiya Uribatake Sandro Jovino as Narratore [Gekiganger 3] Sergio Di Stefano as Sadaki Munetake Sergio Graziani as Jin Fukube Vittorio De Angelis as Jo Umitsubame [Gekiganger 3] | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Rodrigo Andreatto | Marco Aurélio Campos as Akito Tenkawa Raquel Marinho as Yurika Misumaru Fernanda Bulara as Ruri Hoshino Letícia Quinto as Haruka Minato Rodrigo Andreatto as Jun Aoi Tatiane Keplermaier as Megumi Reinard Adriana Pissardini as Ryoko Subaru Alexandre Marconato as Akatsuki Nagare Fábio Lucindo as Akito Tenkawa (criança) Hermes Baroli as Gai Daigoji Jussara Marques as Hikaru Amano Lúcia Helena as Inez Fressange Melissa Garcia as Izumi Maki Sílvio Giraldi as Inimigo Chefe Tânia Gaidarji as Erina Tarsila Amorin as Yukina Shiratori | |||||||
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