Guyver: The Bioboosted Armor (TV)
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Director: Katsuhito Akiyama Series Composition: Junki Takegami Scenario: Music: Hayato Matsuo Original Manga: Yoshiki Takaya Character Design: Yoshihiko Umakoshi Chief Animation Director: Sound director: Jun Watanabe Creature Design: Masato Sawada General Supervision: Yoshiki Takaya Theme Song Performance: | Katsuyuki Konishi as Agito Makishima/Guyver III Kenji Nojima as Sho Fukamachi/Guyver I Kousuke Takaguchi as Tetsuro Segawa Mitsuaki Madono as Masaki Murakami Nana Mizuki as Mizuki Segawa Kinryuu Arimoto as Richard Gyuot Michiko Neya as Shizu Onuma Saburo Kamei as Hamilcar Barcas Takeharu Onishi as Toshiaki Hayami/Bio-Freezer Tetsu Inada as Aptom Tomo Adachi as Natsuki Taga Unshou Ishizuka as Oswald . A . Lisker/Guyver II Yasunori Matsumoto as Archanfel Dai Matsumoto as Sin Rubeo Amniculus Gô Shinomiya as Hironori Miyata as Fumio Fukamachi Hiroshi Tsuchida as Friedrich von Purgstall Keikou Sakai as Dyme Kenichi Ogata as Genzo Makishima Kenji Hamada as Noskov Kenji Nojima as Alec (Jukadan) Kenta Miyake as Zerbebuth Kouichi Toochika as Elegen Kunihiro Kawamoto as Sayaka Maeda as Class Secretary Mizusawa Shigenori Sôya as Panadyne Takayuki Kondou as Synevite Taketoshi Kawano as Naoto Ijuin Tomohisa Asou as Tomomichi Nishimura as Yoshio Odagiri Tomoyuki Shimura as ZX-Tole Yoshinori Sonobe as Yoshitaka Hirano as Marmot | |||||||
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ADR Director: Charles Campbell Translation: ADR Script: Executive producer: Producer: Scott McClennen DVD Graphics: Larry Koteff DVD Menu Design: Editing: International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Media Coordinator: Janice Williams Mix: Matt Wittmeyer Packaging Design: Larry Koteff Post-Production Manager: Shelly Thomas Production Assistant: Production manager: Joey Goubeaud Recording engineer: Senior Translator: Javier Lopez Sound Design: Matt Wittmeyer Subtitling: Christopher Williams Translation Proofer: | Andrew Love as Masaki Murakami Brian Jepson as Agito Makishima/Guyver III Chris Patton as Sho Fukamachi/Guyver I Lowell Bartholomee as Tetsuro Segawa Luci Christian as Mizuki Segawa Adam Dudley as ZX-Tole Bill Wise as Richard Guyot Brando Austin as Genzo Makishima Brittney Karbowski as Shizu Onuma Gray Haddock as Archanfel Illich Guardiola as Toshiaki Hayami/Bio-Freezer Jason Douglas as Oswald A. Lisker/Guyver II Kerry Parish-Campbell as Narrator Kira Vincent-Davis as Natsuki Taba Klaus Vaux as Dr. Hamilcar Barcas Phil Ross as Yohei Onuma Robert Kraft as Aptom Aamir Hydrai as Kawada Blake Shepard as Kobashi Brian Jepson as Charles Campbell as Soldier with Lisker (Ep. 8) Clint Campbell as Newscaster (Ep. 9) David Jones as Noskov (Ep. 5-6) Illich Guardiola as Jason Douglas as Myumelzee (Ep. 5-6) Jay Hickman as Dr. Odagiri Jenny Grossenbacher as Phone Operator (Ep. 10) Jim McClellan as Zerbebuth John Gremillion as John Swasey as Josh Grelle as Kerry Parish-Campbell as Announcement (Ep. 8-9) Kevin M. Connolly as Officer Tanaka Kira Vincent-Davis as Ms. Takeyama (Ep. 9) Lowell Bartholomee as Wafeldanos Mariela Ortiz as Mark X. Laskowski as Elegen Neil Campbell as Young Police Officer (Ep. 1) Rhelik Shadowbriar as Derzerb Rob Mungle as Somlum (Ep. 10) Romulus Venicito as Krumeggnic Steve Fenley as Kimura Thomas Jepson as Jearvill Todd Looney as Newscaster (Ep. 5) Vic Mignogna as Wendel Calvert as Dyme Winston Parish as Cablarl (Ep. 19) | |||||||
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| (none) | David Turba as Shô Fukamachi/Guyver I Sebastian Schulz as Tetsurô Segawa Tanya Kahana as Mizuki Segawa Tommy Morgenstern as Agito Makishima/Guyver III Frank Ciazynski as Richard Guyot Jill Böttcher as Natsuki Taga Rüdiger Evers as Genzo Makishima Tilo Schmitz as Oswald A. Lisker/Guyver II Hans-Jürgen Dittberner as Fumio Fukamachi Kaspar Eichel as Zerbebuth Kathrin Neusser as Mizusawa Konrad Bösherz as Kawada Ozan Uenal as Kobashi Rainer Doering as Gregole Tim Moeseritz as Tanaka Tobias Kluckert as Kimura Wanja Gerick as Misawa | |||||||
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