King of Bandit Jing in Seventh Heaven (OAV)
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| Jing, King of Bandits: Seventh Heaven (DVD) 2007-11-20 (from $13.00) |
| King of Bandit Jing in Seventh Heaven (DVD) 2009-06-09 (from $14.99) |
Director: Hiroshi Watanabe Storyboard: Hiroshi Watanabe Music: Eiji Yoshizawa Original Manga: Yuuichi Kumakura Character Design: Mariko Oka | Hozumi Gôda as Campari Mitsuki Saiga as Jing Ryusei Nakao as Kir Kiyomi Asai as Wayward Angel Saeko Chiba as Benedictine Shinichiro Miki as Postino Wataru Takagi as Maraschino Kurumi Mamiya as Clove (Ep 2) Masakazu Morita as Conductor (Ep 1) Masaki Terasoma as Putao (Ep 2) Nana Mizuki as Casus (Ep 2) Rie Kugimiya as Pom (Ep 2) Romi Paku as Mint (ep 2) Shinji Kawada as Burglar (Ep 3) Tesshô Genda as Medaldo (Ep 3) | |||||||
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ADR Director: Charles Campbell Script: Lowell Bartholomee Translation: Kenny Suzuki Executive producer: Producer: Scott McClennen Editing: Eddie Shannon Jr. Graphics: Veronica Diaz International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Mix: Matt Wittmeyer Packaging Design: Veronica Diaz Production Assistant: Production manager: Shelly Thomas Recording engineer: Sound Design: Matt Wittmeyer Translation Proofer: Adam Weber | Joey Hood as Jing Robert Kraft as Campari Ron Berry as Kir Charles Campbell as Wayward Angel Chris Ayres as Maraschino Gray Haddock as Postino Phil Ross as Narrator Sasha Paysinger as Benedictine Charles Campbell as Guard (Ep. 3) Christine Auten as Cassis (Ep. 2) Clint Campbell as Clint (Ep. 1) Edwin Neal as Greg Santiago as Guard (Ep. 3) Jason Douglas as Putao (Ep. 2) John Swasey as K.C. Jones as Dodo Conductor (Ep. 1) Luci Christian as Pom (Ep. 2) Phil Ross as Spirit of the Forest (Ep. 2) Rob Mungle as Huge Prisoner (Ep. 1, 3) Stephanie Wittels as Clove (Ep. 2) Tiffany Grant as Mint (Ep. 2) | |||||||
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