Maetel Legend (OAV)
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| Maetel Legend (DVD) 2002-03-12 |
| Maetel Legend (DVD) 2004-04-27 (from $7.49) |
Director: Kazuyoshi Yokota Screenplay: Mugi Kamio Storyboard: Kazuyoshi Yokota Music: Masamichi Amano Original creator: Leiji Matsumoto Executive producer: | Atsuko Enomoto as Emeraldas (young) Satsuki Yukino as Maetel (young) Keiko Han as Queen La Andromeda Prometheum Takashi Matsuyama as Hardgear Hosuke Akimoto as Dager Kohei Kowada as Jam Masako Ikeda as narration Yuuji Kishi as Brant | |||||||
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Director: Agent Zero Translation: Neil Nadelman Executive producer: John O'Donnell Producer: Stephanie Shalofsky ADR Engineer: Dan Rich ADR Script Adaption: Neil Nadelman ADR Supervisor: Jason Bergenfeld Dubbing supervisor: Tom Wayland DVD Coordination: Eric Thomann Formatting Production Assistant: Jenaro Figueroa Formatting Supervisor: Jason Bergenfeld Mix Engineer: Dan Rich Voice Producer: | Lisa Ortiz as Maetel (young) Veronica Taylor as Emeraldas (young) Dan Green as Hard Gear Rachael Lillis as Queen La Andromeda Prometheum Jimmy Zoppi as Jam Joshua Popenoe as Brant Tristan Goddard as Dagar | |||||||
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Executive producer: Carlo Levy | (none) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Gabriella Rasero Assistant Dubbing Director: Giorgia Brusatori Dialogues: Irene Cantoni | Antonella Baldini as Maetel Francesca Guadagno as Esmeralda Paolo Buglioni as Hardgear Stefania Romagnoli as Regina Dei 1000 Anni / Promesium Dario De Grassi as Dagar | |||||||
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