Geobreeders (OAV)
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Geobreeders 2 (OAV) (sequel)
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Chief Director: Yuji Moriyama Director: Jun'ichi Sakata Script: Yousuke Kuroda Original creator: Akihiro Itou Character Design: Yasuhiro Oshima Animation director: Yasuhiro Oshima Producer: Editorial Supervision: Akihiro Itou Music Director: Kotaro Nakagawa | Akiko Yajima as Takami Sakuragi Akio Ohtsuka as Yajima Aya Hisakawa as Umezaki Maki Kouichi Yamadera as Syozoh Irie Mayumi Iizuka as Maya Miki Nagasawa as Narusawa Ayumi Narumi Hidaka as Himehagi Yuu Satomi Koorogi as Kikushima Yuka Shinichiro Miki as Taba Yoichi Yuka Imai as Randou Eiko | |||||||
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ADR Director: Arlen Tarlovsky Translation: Mari Arizumi Executive producer: John O'Donnell Producer: Stephanie Shalofsky ADR Producer: Arlen Tarlovsky Audio Engineer: Jim Regan Dubbing Manager: Christopher Sippel DVD Coordination: Eric Thomann Production Coordination: Karel Havle Recording & Mixing: Audio Mixers Subtitling Manager: Christopher Sippel | Alvaro J. Gonzalez as Irie Carol Tiers as Cat Christopher Sippel as Crispin Freeman as Debora Rabbai as Ed Hajj as Executive Mina Sands as Rachael Lillis as Takami Sakuragi Scott Cargle as Yoichi Taba Tara Jayne as Rando Tristan Goddard as Wendy Walker as Narisawa Yotee as | |||||||
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