Munto (OAV)
Munto 2: Beyond the Walls of Time (OAV) (sequel)
Sora o Miageru Shōjo no Hitomi ni Utsuru Sekai (TV) (alternate retelling)
Last War of Heavenloids and Akutoloids (movie) (compilation)
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| Munto (DVD) 2004-11-09 (from $0.48) |
Director: Yoshiji Kigami Art director: Seiki Tamura Producer: Yoko Hatta Animation Supervisor: Yoshiji Kigami Chief animator: Tomoe Aratani Director Of Models: Tomoe Aratani Script Director: Yoshiji Kigami | Haruna Mima as Yumemi Hidaka Masakazu Higo as Munto Atsushi Takefusa as Elder Ayano Sasaki as Kayoko Satoi as Ichiko Ono Kinako Kuri as Nozomi Hidaka Kouchi Kawashima as Gntarl Mami Hamada as Norie Sawai as Ryuely Shogo Matsui as Kazuya Takamori Sonoko Kawata as Leica Yasuki Uchida as Elder Yoshinori Shima as Gass Yuu Kasatani as Elder Atsushi Takefusa as Ayako Nishio as Kindergartner Eri Senba as Kindergartner Sonoko Kawata as Teacher Tomo Kasatani as Yasuki Uchida as Teacher | |||||||
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Director: Translation: Rachel Stump Executive producer: John O'Donnell Producer: Stephanie Shalofsky Dubbing Coordinator: Ross Lefko DVD Coordination: Eric Thomann DVD Menu Design: Henry Lai DVD Premastering: Michael Palan In House Production: Marc Landers Mix Engineer: Kip Kaplan Recording engineer: Kip Kaplan Script Adaptation: Subtitling: Claire Samuels Video Production Manager: Tim Werenko | Sean Schemmel as Munto Veronica Taylor as Yumemi Jaimie Kelton as Suzume Lisa Ortiz as Irita Zoe Fries as Toche Alan Sklar as Elder Carol Jacobanis as Laika Dan Green as Gus Diana Bush as Nozomi Jessica Faller as Ryueri Kelly Ray as Ichiko Marc Thompson as Gunther Michael Sinterniklaas as Kazuya Mike Pollock as Elder Sherrie Fell as Chikara Tristan Goddard as Elder | |||||||
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