Gate Keepers (TV)
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Gate Keepers 1985 (novel) (sequel)
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Chief Director: Junichi Sato Director: Koichi Chigira Storyboard: Episode Director: Keiji Gotoh (ep 20) Music: Kouhei Tanaka Original Manga: Hiroshi Yamaguchi Character Design: Keiji Gotoh Art director: Masanori Kikuchi Chief Animation Director: Keiji Gotoh Animation director: Keiji Gotoh (OP, ED, eps 12, 20) Director of Photography: Animation: Keiji Gotoh (eps 12, 24) Assistant producer: Touyou Ikeda Key Animation: Keiji Gotoh (OP) Layout Supervisor: Keiji Gotoh (ep 24) Sound Effect Director: Yota Tsuruoka Theme Song Performance: Yumi Matsuzawa | Ayako Kawasumi as Ruriko Ikusawa Takahiro Sakurai as Shun Ukiya Chinami Nishimura as Fen Feilin Etsuko Kozakura as Meguro Kanetake (Megane) Kikuko Inoue as Jun Sanders Mayumi Iizuka as Reiko Asagiri Miki Nagasawa as Keiko Ochiai Takehito Koyasu as Banba Choutarou Chiemi Chiba as Saemi Ukiya Fumihiko Tachiki as Assistant Commander Hidekatsu Shibata as Devil count Hiroko Konishi as Misao Sakimori Hiroshi Naka as Houko Kuwashima as Mami Ryuukawa Jin Yamanoi as Teacher Junko Iwao as Francine Aryumage Kaneto Shiozawa as Yasutaka Fukuoka Kinryuu Arimoto as Tokiwatari Tetsuya (Shirei) Mamiko Noto as Shun Ukiya (child) Masami Suzuki as Yukino Houjou Naoko Takano as Kaoru Konoe Norio Wakamoto as Itoi (ep 15) Rei Sakuma as Youko Ono Rikako Aikawa as Ryouka Shima as Yasue Okamori Sawa Ishige as Satoko Takanashi Shinichiro Miki as Jim Skylark Shozo Iizuka as Machine general Tomokazu Seki as Reiji Kageyama Yui Horie as Kyanari Yuka Nishiguchi as Girl C (Episode 21) Yuko Sasamoto as Ayako Isagai Yuriko Hishimi as Kazuko Ukiya | |||||||
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Director: Translation: Anna Exter Executive producer: Hideki 'Henry' Goto Producer: Digital Tracking: DVD Engineer: Joe Torcello Final Mix: Production Coordination: | Mitchell Ray as Shun Ukiya Wendee Lee as Ruriko Ikusawa Jane Alan as Ms. Shimamura, Phone Message Johnny Yong Bosch as Reiji Kageyama Julie Pickering as Reiko Asagiri Kirk Thornton as Chotaro "Big Boss" Banba Lia Sargent as Yukino Hojo Lynn Fischer as Keiko Ochiai Melissa Charles as Specs Melissa Williamson as Jun Thunders Ruby Marlowe as Fen Fei-Ling Abe Lasser as Kaiser Kikai Bambi Darro as Barbara Goodson as Kazuko Ukiya Bo Williams as Train Passenger Bob Johnson as Ooka Captain Bodean Chubb as Catherine Luciani as Youko Ono Christy Mathewson as Dave Mallow as OP Narrator David Lelyveld as Yuji Mitsuoka David Lucas as Jim Skylark Debbie Rothstein as Student Doug Erholtz as Sailor Emily Brown as Student Gil Starberry as Yam Vendor Ian Hawk as Hideki Jackson Daniels as Mr. Nishiya James Lyon as Commander James Penrod as Fiancé James Price as Commander Jessica Gee as Ruriko's Mother Joe Romersa as Hippie Julie Maddalena as Kazu Katie Ashley as Saemi Ukiya Kermit Beachwood as Creditor Kim Mai Nguyen as Student Marie Downing as Michelle Ruff as Midge Mayes as Mother Milt Jamin as Baron Akamasu Mona Marshall as Young Shun Naomi Jones as Nosey Neighbor (18) Pajama Lee as Megumi Kurogane Patricia Ja Lee as Misao Sakimori Peter Doyle as Train Announcer Peter Lee as Pit Crewman Richard Barnes as Baron Akamasu Richard Plantagenet as Mr. Matsuda Russel Thor as Grandfahter Steve Cannon as Teenage Commander Steve Kramer as Rescue Worker Susan Myers as Teacher Tara Jayne as Classmate Tony Oliver as Guitar Hippie Zan as Satoko Takanashi | |||||||
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ADR Director: Benoit Du Pac ADR: Benoit Dupac | Adeline Moreau as Kaoru Antoine Nouel as Le commandant Benjamin Pascal as Binoclard Benoit Dupac as Reiji Christelle Reboul as Fei Delphine Liez as Misao Eric Laugérias as Conte De L'enfer Eric Missoffe as Pere de Rori Frédérique Marlot as Megumi Jean-Baptiste Marcénat as Guest Jérome Keen as General Fukuaku Karine Pinoteau as Reiko Asagiri Marie Millet as Ruriko Ikusawa Maud Heywang as Guest Olivia Dutron as Kozuka Olivier Podesta as Shun Ukiya Romain Altché as Guest Sacha Supera as Keiko Thierry Mercier as Big Boss Vincent Ribeira as Guest Yannick Debain as Guest | |||||||
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