Montana Jones (TV)
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Series director: Tetsuo Imazawa Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Original creator: Character Design: Macro Pagot In-Between Animation: Sound Direction: Yasunori Honda Theme Song Performance: THE ALFEE (OP+ED) | Akio Ohtsuka as Montana Jones Junko Iwao as Melissa Ryusei Nakao as Alfred Ryûzaburô Ôtomo as Lord Zero Wakana Yamazaki as Ariel Yuko Kobayashi as Bella Hiroshi Ito as Professor Gilt Junpei Takiguchi as Doctor Nitro Kikuko Inoue as Piko (Ep. 25) Masako Nozawa as Noriko Hidaka as Kurou (Ep. 51) Yukana Nogami as Nicoletta (Debut) | |||||||
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Claude Giraud as Montana Jones Albert Augier as Alfred Celine Monsarrat as Melissa Henri Poirier as Lord Zero Philippe Dumat as Dr Nitro Serge Bourrier as Dr Guerit Jane Val as Tante Agathe Paul Bisciglia as Choda | ||||||||
| (none) | Ramon Canals as Montana Jones (Catalan dub) Joaquim Sota as Alfred (Catalan dub) Mar Roca as Melissa Sone (Catalan dub) | |||||||
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Director Of Dubbing: Guido Rutta | Claudio Moneta as Montana Daniela Fava as Melissa Enrico Bertorelli as Alfred Adolfo Fenoglio as Professor Gerrit Grazia Migneco as Agata Mario Zucca as Lord Zero | |||||||
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| (none) | Manou Lubowski as Montana Julia Haacke as Melissa Alice Franz as Agatha Gerd Rigauer as Slim Herbert Weicker as Lord Zero Norbert Gastell as Alfred Jones Thomas Reiner as Professor Gerrit Ulli Johannson as Slam Walther Reichelt as Nitro | |||||||
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