After War Gundam X (TV)
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Director: Shinji Takamatsu Series Composition: Hiroyuki Kawasaki Scenario: Hiroyuki Kawasaki Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Yasuo Higuchi Original creator: Character Design: Nobuyoshi Nishimura Art director: Masaru Sato Animation director: Mecha design: Sound director: Yasuo Uragami Director of Photography: Youichi Oogami Producer: Editing: Toshio Henmi Key Animation: Hironori Yamamoto (ep 24, 35, 37) Setting Cooperation: Theme Song: ROmantic Mode (OP) Theme Song Performance: | Mika Kanai as Tiffa Adill Nozomu Sasaki as Olba Frost Toshiyuki Morikawa as Shagia Frost Wataru Takagi as Garrod Ran Chieko Honda as Ennil El Daiki Nakamura as Shingo Mori Hiroshi Naka as Techs Farzenbarg Hiroshi Takemura as Lancelow Darwell Kazuya Nakai as Witz Sou Kenyuu Horiuchi as Jamil Neate Kotono Mitsuishi as Toniya Malme Motoko Kumai as Kid Salsamille Takumi Yamazaki as Roybea Loy Yuko Mizutani as Carris Nautilus Yumi Kakazu as Sala Tyrrell Atsushi Ii as Togusa Ain Eiji Maruyama as Lee Jackson (eps 25-27) Hidetoshi Nakamura as Abel Bauer Hideyuki Umezu as Nicola Faphus Hikaru Miyata as Royzer Hirohiko Kakegawa as Grant Stewart (eps 25-28) Hiroko Emori as Koltol (ep 15) Hiroshi Ishida as Rosso Aramant (ep 4) Hiroshi Matsumoto as Miles Goodman Isshin Chiba as Junichi Sugawara as secretary Kazuhiko Kishino as Seidel Rasso Kazuhiro Nakata as Nomoa Long Keiichi Nanba as Lumark Kauto (eps 20, 27) Keiji Fujiwara as Grits Joe (ep 4-5) Kentarou Itou as fake newtype (ep. 1) Koji Yusa as Demar Griffe (ep 26) Kumiko Watanabe as Yurina Sanohara Kunihiko Yasui as Rooks Hanomark (eps 25-28) Kyousei Tsukui as Milra Draid (eps 26, 28) Mari Yokoo as Shora (ep 15) Masako Katsuki as Vedba Morute (ep 2) Masako Miura as girl friend A (ep 15) Masashi Hirose as Katokk Alzamille Megumi Urawa as Karon Ratto (ep 30) Michihiro Ikemizu as bartender (ep 15) Miki Itou as girl friend B (ep 15) Miki Nagasawa as Pala Sys Minoru Inaba as Rike Anto (ep 1, 2) Mitsuaki Madono as Duett Langraph (eps 26, 27) Narumi Hidaka as Roza Intenso (ep 4-5) Nobuo Tobita as Dorza (ep 16) Nobutoshi Hayashi as Belno Shin Aomori as Fixx Bloodman Showtaro Morikubo as Willis Aramis (eps 25-28) Tohru Furusawa as Toshihiko Nakajima as Nerar Gamou Unshou Ishizuka as Aimzat Kartral Urara Takano as Drasso (ep 15) Yukitoshi Hori as Yumi Touma as Saeria (ep 15) Yuri Amano as Onimin (ep 15) Yutaro Mitsuoka as Yuzuru Fujimoto as Fon Alternative (eps 3-5) | |||||||
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