Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory (OAV)
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| Related releases: |
| Gundam 0083 (DVD 1) 2002-01-22 (from $2.00) |
| Gundam 0083 (DVD 2) 2002-03-19 (from $7.95) |
| Gundam 0083 (DVD 3) 2002-05-21 |
| Gundam 0083 (DVD 4) 2002-07-23 (from $8.99) |
| Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory - Complete Collection Anime Legends (DVD) 2009-04-21 (from $29.27) |
| Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory - Complete Collection (DVD 1-4) 2005-07-11 |
Director: Script: Music: Mitsuo Hagita Original creator: Character Design: Toshihiro Kawamoto Art director: Junichi Azuma Animation director: Mechanical design: Sound director: Yasuo Uragami Director of Photography: Atsushi Okui Producer: Assistant producer: Color Coordination: Shihoko Nakayama Color Key: Shihoko Nakayama Editing: Tomoaki Tsurubuchi Effects: Akihiko Matsuda Guest Mechanical Design: Mechanical animation director: Music Director: Hisanori Oshino Original Mechanical Design: Kunio Okawara Theme Song Composition: Takashi Sushimi ("The Winner") Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: Unit Director: | Akio Ohtsuka as Anavel Gato Rei Sakuma as Nina Purpleton Ryo Horikawa as Kou Uraki Chafurin as Bernard Monsha Chikao Ohtsuka as Adm. Eiphar Synapse Daisuke Gouri as Bask Om Kazue Ikura as Mora Bascht Kazuhiko Kishino as Ivan Pasarov Kiyoshi Kobayashi as Aguille Delaz Kouji Totani as Alpha A. Bate Mari Mashiba as Cima Garahau Masashi Sugawara as Lt. South Burning Tomomichi Nishimura as Jamitov Hyman Yoshiharu Yamada as Chuck Keith Yuji Mikimoto as Chap Adel Aruno Tahara as Adamski Daiki Nakamura as Akram Harida Eisuke Yoda as Peter Purpleton Ginzo Matsuo as Alloys Mozley Hideyuki Tanaka as Green Wyatt Hirohiko Kakegawa as Deatroaf Kocsel Jun Hazumi as Dick Allen Kae Araki as Simonne Kazuhiko Kishino as Gene Corini Kiyoshi Kobayashi as Narrator Kouichi Hashimoto as Bicok Masaharu Satou as Masako Katsuki as Lucette Audevie (ep 11) Masami Kikuchi as Scott Masaru Ikeda as Neuen Bitter Minoru Inaba as Villy Gradoll Miyuki Ichijou as Crena Hacsel Naoki Makishima as William Morris Naoko Matsui as Paula Guilish Nobuo Tobita as Karius Osamu Ichikawa as O'Sullivan Osamu Saka as Marneri Ryuji Nakagi as Shin Aomori as Hussler Shinya Ohtaki as Nakkaha Nakato (ep 10) Takashi Taguchi as Gaily Takehito Koyasu as Takeshi Watanabe as Colonel John Kowen Tesshô Genda as Kelley Layzner (ep6,7) Tomomichi Nishimura as Basque Ohm's staff Toshiyuki Morikawa as Raban Karcs Yoku Shioya as Nick Orville (eps 1-4) Yoshiko Sakakibara as Haman Karn (ep9) Yousuke Akimoto as Dick Allen Yuji Fujishiro as Stephan Hepbum Yuko Kobayashi as Latuerra (ep6,7) | |||||||
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Translation: Neil Nadelman Executive producer: Ken Iyadomi Producer: DVD Menu Design: DVD Producer: Production Coordination: Kei Onishi Subtitle Timing: Neil Nadelman | Dorothy Melendrez as Nina Purpleton Paul Stephen as Kou Uraki Sparky Thornton as Anavel Gato Carol Stanzione as Cima Garahau George C. Cole as Lt. Burning Jack Hammer as Chap Adel Jane Alan as Mora Mike D'Gord as Alpha Bate Richard Barnes as Aguille Delaz Sean Mitchell as Chuck Keith Simon Issacson as Captain Synapse Alfred Thor as Captain Dry Anthony Mozdy as Axis General Bambi Darro as Paula Guilish Beau Billingslea as Colonel Kowen Christy Mathewson as Jaburo Officer A David Lucas as Federation Technician Debbie Derosa as Analyst G. Gordon Baer as Neuen Bitter Jack Emmet as Orville Jack Hammer as Narrator Jamieson Price as Jaburo Officer John Daniels as Colonel Kowen Jonathan C. Osborne as William Morris Lia Sargent as Latora Michael McConnohie as Axis General #2 Richard George as Kelly Layzner (Eps 6-7) Richard Hayworth as Nakato Robert Wicks as Jaburo Officer B | |||||||
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