D.I.C.E. (TV)
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| D.I.C.E. - (DVD 2) 2005-07-11 (from $8.15) |
| D.I.C.E. - Season 1 Complete Collection (Dub.DVD) 2005-12-13 (from $23.98) |
| D.I.C.E. - Season 2 Complete Collection (Dub.DVD) 2005-12-13 (from $23.98) |
| D.I.C.E. - Adventures in Space (Dub.DVD 1) 2005-06-14 (from $2.00) |
| D.I.C.E. - Adventures in Space with Toy (Dub.DVD 1) 2005-06-14 (from $3.00) |
| D.I.C.E. - (Dub.DVD 3) 2005-07-11 (from $9.83) |
| D.I.C.E. - The Phantom Knight (Dub.DVD 4) 2005-08-09 (from $2.00) |
| D.I.C.E. - Conspiracy Factor (Dub.DVD 5) 2005-08-09 (from $2.00) |
| D.I.C.E. - The Mystery of Heron (Dub.DVD 6) 2005-08-09 (from $2.00) |
Director: Jun Kamiya Script: Storyboard: Character Design: Mitsuru Ishihara Art director: Masaru Sato Animation director: Mechanical design: Tsuyoshi Nonaka (PLEX) Art design: Akihiro Hirasawa 3D Director: Hiroyasu Kobayashi Sound director: Jin Aketagawa Director of Photography: Katsutoshi Hirose Executive producer: Producer: Animation Supervisor: Chief Editor: Masaki Sakamoto Color design: Tamae Matsuoka Concept Cooperation: Takashi Takeshima Music Director: Masato Miyazawa (JEO) Music producer: Katsumi Arai Planning Cooperation: Takao Kato Production Coordination: Naoko Marukawa Production Supervision: Prop Design: Daizen Komatsuda Sound Effects: Shizuo Kurahashi (Sound Box) Story Supervisor: Hiro Masaki | Daisuke Sakaguchi as Jet Siegel Akeno Watanabe as Puffy Angel Kenta Miyake as Chao Lee Megumi Matsumoto as Sam N'Dool Noriaki Sugiyama as Robert Clapice Shinji Kawada as Marco Rocca Susumu Chiba as Tak Carter Takahiro Sakurai as Macchiatto Yumi Kakazu as Marsha Rizanov | |||||||
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Translation: Paul Baldwin | Brendan Hunter as Robert Clapice Jeffery Watson as Jet Siegel Lucas Gilbertson as Robert Scott Henrickson as Marco Rocca Scott Roberts as Tak Carter Jonathan Love as Mark Gatha as Captain Spike Adam Hunter as Executive Byron Close as Comissioner Cole Howard as Clo-Zan Dave Pettitt as Dean Galloway as Executive Jennifer Bain as Mok Keith Hamill as Officer Kris Rundle as Jane Thomson Mariette Sluyter as Michelle Armeneau as Mrs. Balooga Mike Shepherd as Roger Rhodes as Bart Thomson Victor Atelevich as Executive | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: All Toons | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: Spacetoon Distributor: Animation International (Mahr Al-Hajj Weiss) Dubbing: Al Zahra Centre - VENUS Production: Animation International (Mahr Al-Hajj Weiss) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: | AJ Constantino as Tak Carter Benjie Dorango as Sam N' Dool Carlo Jan Landrito as Phantom Knight Kathyin Masilungan as Puffy Angel Noel Escondo as Jet Siegel Robert Brillantes as Marco Rocca Sherwin Revister as Marcia Rizarov Andrei Balce as Chao Lee Benjie Dorango as Robert Clapice Jay De Castro as Randolf Rodel Barrientos as Guilloti Ryan Ang as Sam n' Dool | |||||||
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