Samurai X: Trust & Betrayal (OAV)
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| Samurai X - Betrayal (DVD 2) 2000-11-14 (from $16.99) |
Director: Kazuhiro Furuhashi Screenplay: Masashi Sogo Storyboard: Episode Director: Akira Shimizu (Ep. 2) Music: Original story: Nobuhiro Watsuki Character Design: Masahide Yanagisawa Art director: Masami Hagiwara Animation director: Sound director: Shoji Hata Director of Photography: Masahide Okino Executive producer: Producer: A&R;: Ai Abe (SME Visual Works) Animation Check: Assistant Music Engineer: Background Art: Casting Assistance: Makoto Matsuda (Nelke Planning) Cell Check: Hitomi Kawashima Color design: Shinji Matsumoto Editing: Finishing: In-Between Animation: Key Animation: Literature Production: Tetsuo Tanaka Mastering Engineer: Toshiya Horiuchi (Sony Music Studios) Music Director: Takashi Kodama Photography: Product Coordination: Chiho Sugiyama (SMC) Production Advancement: Production manager: Keiichi Matsuda (Eps. 1-4) Publicity: Keiko Asami (SPE Visual Works) Recording & Mixing Engineer: Toshiyuki Yoshida Recording Coordination: Sound Effects: Minoru Yamada Soundtrack Art Direction & Design: Yasuhiro Sugai (SMC) Soundtrack Cover Illustration: Akira Matsushima Soundtrack Promotion: Yoshiko Asami (SME Visual Works) Special Effects: Voice Direction: Yuji Mitsuya | Junko Iwao as Tomoe Yukishiro Mayo Suzukaze as Kenshin Himura Azusa Nakao as Kasumi Hirotaka Suzuoki as Hajime Saito Masami Suzuki as Shinta Minoru Uchida as Tatsumi Mitsuaki Hoshino as Kaizuka Nozomu Sasaki as Enishi Yukishiro Ryusei Nakao as Iizuka Shuuichi Ikeda as Seijuro Hiko Tetsuya Iwanaga as Akira Kiyosato Tomokazu Seki as Kogoro Katsura Wataru Takagi as Shinsaku Takasugi Youko Ogai as Soushi Okita | |||||||
ADR Director: Charles Campbell Art director: Laura Attwell ADR Script: Lowell B. Bartholomee Executive producer: John Ledford Producer: Charles Campbell ADR Engineer: Charles Campbell DVD Producer: Sharon Papa Editing: David Grundy Graphic Design: Chris Hawley International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Production Assistant: Production Coordination: Janice Williams Production manager: Lisa J. Miller Production Secretary: Anna Bechtol Project Translator: Promotion: Rod Peters Sound Design: Paul Killam Subtitle Script: Lowell B. Bartholomee Subtitle Timing: Neal Barnes | J. Shannon Weaver as Kenshin Himura Rebecca Davis as Tomoe Yukishiro Brian Gaston as Enishi Christa Kimlicko Jones as Kasumi Corey M. Gagne as Katsura Cyndi Lou Williams as Urara Douglas Taylor as Katagai Ellie McBride as Etoro J. Shannon Weaver as Okita Jason Phelps as Takasugi Joe York as Seijiro Hiko John Bull as Hijikata John Paul Shephard as Tatsumi Jose Brown as Kondo Katherine Catmull as Ken Webster as Hajime Saitou Lainie Frasier as Landlady Lara Toner as Ikumatsu Lowell B. Bartholomee as Iizuka Mallard Fillmore as Soudou Martinique Duchene as Ray Clayton as Kiyosato Samantha Inoue-Harte as village girl Smokey Delange as Shigekura | |||||||
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ADR Director: Hervé Caradec | Fabien Briche as Kenshin Himura Bruno Magne as Kogoro Katsura Christine Paris as Megumi Takani Frederic Popovic as Jacques Albaret as Akira Kyosato - Jubei Shigekura Maïté Monceau as Shinta - la fleuriste - une courtisane Marie Gamory as Kaoru Kamiya Mike Marshall as Hajime Saito Olivier Jankovic as Patricia Marmoras as Tomoe Yukishiro Thierry Kazazian as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Silvana Fantini Art director: Andrea Sergio Translation: Motoko Iwasaki Coordination: Mandy Mometti Dialogues: Gianluca Aicardi Dubbing Sound: Walter Tuzzeo Encoding And Authoring: Luca Franciosi Executive Director: Carlo Cavazzoni Graphic Assistant: Paolo Torchetti Graphic Project: Licensing: Mandy Mometti Marketing Assistant: Alice Quaglino Marketing Director: Giorgio Pulini Partners Coordination: Gianluca Aicardi Postproduction: Product Manager: Simona Stanzani Production Assistant: Alex Corazza Project Manager: Lorenzo Crotti Quality Control: Luca Franciosi | Debora Magnaghi as Tomoe Yukishiro Patrizio Prata as Kenshin Himura Gianluca Iacono as Kogoro Katsura Natale Ciravolo as Seijuro Hiko Alberto Sette as Hajime Saito Claudio Beccari as Shinsaku Takasugi Claudio Moneta as Iizuka Mario Zucca as Tatsumi Massimo Di Benedetto as Enishi Yukishiro Patrizia Scianca as Soshi Okita | |||||||
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