Karas (OAV)
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Karas: The Revelation DVD 2
| Related releases: |
| Karas V2 (R4 DVD 2) 2008-03-19 |
| Karas - The Prophecy (DVD 1) 2006-04-25 (from $8.32) |
| Karas - The Prophecy [Essence of Anime] (DVD 1) 2007-09-04 (from $10.84) |
| Karas - Complete DVD Box Set (DVD 1-2) 2007-11-20 (from $12.99) |
| Karas: The Revelation (DVD 2) 2007-04-03 (from $10.79) |
| The Karas (UMD) 2006-04-25 (from $12.99) |
Director: Keiichi Satou Series Composition: Shin Yoshida Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Yoshihiro Ike (Composer) Original Concept: Keiichi Satou Character Design: Kenji Hayama Art director: Takeshi Waki Chief Animation Director: Animation director: Mechanical design: Kenji Andou (Monster & Mecha) Art design: Hajime Satou Sound director: Jin Aketagawa Director of Photography: Masahiko Matsuyama Executive producer: Keiichi Satou Action Animation Director: Shigeki Kuhara Art Setting: Satoshi Takahata (assistance) Assistant Animation Director: Chief Writer: Shin Yoshida Color design: Rumiko Nagai Design Assistance: Akira Takata Editing: Hirofumi Okuda Key Animation: Layout Director: Kenichi Ishimaru Mecha Animation Director: Masahiro Yamane Monster Design: Kenji Andou Planning: Keiichi Satou Sound Effects: Yasuyuki Konno Special Skills Director: Keiji Hashimoto Theme Song Performance: Rurutia (ED1) | Asuka Shibuya as Hinaru Kasumi Suzuki as Yurine Keiji Fujiwara as Nue Toshihiro Wada as Otoha Hiroto Torihata as Kure Narumi Hitomi Nabatame as Homura Kiyoyuki Yanada as Suiko Mai Nakahara as Rokuro Naya as Chief Saeko Chiba as Sagizaka Yoshiko Takahiro Sakurai as Houshun'in Ekou Tetsuo Goto as Minoru Sagisaka Makoto Yasumura as DJ (ep 2) | |||||||
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ADR Director: Eric P. Sherman Translation: Shoko Oono Executive producer: Kaoru Mfaume Producer: ADR Writer: Assistant Engineer: Assistant producer: Mami Okada Assistant Production Coordinator: Christen Bennett Casting Director: Casting Supervisor: Marc Frankowski Dialogue Editing: Post-Production Assistant: Production Assistant: Production Coordination: Re-Recording Mixing: Mark Rozett Recording engineer: Spotting: Clark Cheng Subtitling: Clark Cheng Supervising Sound Engineer: Patrick Rodman | Cree Summer as Yurine (Volume 2) Jay Hernandez as Nue Matthew Lillard as Eko Piper Perabo as Yurine Steve Staley as Karas/Otoha Dave Wittenberg as Detective Narumi Kure Doug Stone as Detective Minoru Sagisaka Julie Ann Taylor as Hinaru Kate Higgins as Homura Keith Burgess as Suiko Melissa Fahn as Chizuru Michael McConnohie as Chief of Police Sandy Fox as Amefuriko Tony Oliver as Detective Sawada Barbara Goodson as Tsuruta Dave Mallow as Kamaitachi David Lodge as Governor of Tokyo Dorothy Fahn as Yoshiko Sagisaka Doug Erholtz as Ikeda Hynden Walch as Little Girl Johnny Yong Bosch as Reiji Kaiji Tang as Gangster Kim Strauss as Kirk Thornton as Karakasa Lex Lang as Mary Elizabeth McGlynn as Tsuchigumo Paul St. Peter as Wanyudo Tony Oliver as Doctor Wendee Lee as Yuri Lowenthal as Ken | |||||||
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ADR Director: Thierry Kazazian Executive producer: Carlo Levy Producer: Christophe Gouveia Roberto | Bruno Magne as Nue Martial Leminoux as Ekou Sybille Tureau as Yurine Thierry Kazazian as Karas/Otoha Bernard Demory as Commissaire de police Constantin Pappas as Kure Narumi Daniel Beretta as Détective Minoru Sagisaka Mylène Jampanoi as Hinaru Patricia Legrand as Amefurikozo Susan Sindberg as Chizuru | |||||||
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| (none) | Ariadna Jiménez as Hinaru (Spain dub) Daniel Albiac as Ekô Hôshun´in (Spain dub) Jesús López as Nue (Spain dub) Pilar Morales as Yurine (Spain dub) Sergio Mesa as Otoha (Spain dub) Esperanza Doménech as Maria Rosa Guillén as Oscar Redondo as Kure Narumi (Spain dub) Victor Iturrioz as Kamaitachi (Spain dub) Carmen Ambrós (Spain dub) Esperanza Doménech (Spain dub) Ivan Canovas (Spain dub) María Rosa Gil (Spain dub) Tasio Alonso (Spain dub) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Richard Westerhaus (eps 1-6) Dialogbuch: Fritz Rott Disposition: Martina Eckert Mixing And Postproduction Engineer: Willi Grossmann Recording Engineers: | Corinna Dörenkamp as Hinaru Gabi Wienand as Yurine Heiko Obermüller as Nue Simon T. Roden as Otoha Stephan Schleberger as Eko Demet Fey as Chizuru Detlef Bierstedt as Sawada Hans-Gerd Kilbinger as Minoru Sagisaka Lars Schmidtke as Narumi Kure Maxi Häcke as Amefurikozou Reinhard Schulat as Suiko René Dawn-Claude as Reiji (Ep. 4) Silke Linderhaus as Homura Dieter Maise as Ken Gregor Höppner as Polizeidirektor Hans Bayer as Gouverneur Ilya Welter as Tsuchigumo Karl-Heinz Tafel as Kamaitachi Luise Charlotte Brings as Tsuruta Michael Che Koch as Shako Sarah Brückner as Yoshiko Sagisaka Thomas Krause as Vize-Gouverneur Volker Wolf as Wanyuudou | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: MC Entertainment | |||||||
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Translation: | Paweł Straszewski as Lektor | |||||||
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| (none) | Licensed by: Proware Multimedia International Co., Ltd. | |||||||
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