Mobile Fighter G Gundam (TV)
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Chief Director: Yasuhiro Imagawa Series Composition: Fuyunori Gobu Scenario: Episode Director: Music: Kouhei Tanaka Original creator: Character Design: Hiroshi Osaka Art director: Junichi Higashi Animation director: Mecha design: Sound director: Yasuo Uragami Director of Photography: Yoichi Ogami Producer: Animation Check: Tatsuya Kamitsu Assistant Animation Director: Toshihiro Kawamoto (eps 1-3) Assistant producer: Yoshihito Akasaki Character Cooperation: Kazuhiko Shimamoto Chief Writer: Fuyunori Gobu Color design: Shihoko Nakayama Color Key: Sayoko Ogawa Editing: Tomoaki Tsurufuchi Key Animation: Literature Production: Hiroaki Kitajima Mechanical Director: Hirotoshi Sano Production Desk: Kenichi Matsumura Sound Effects: Akihiko Matsuda Sound Mixing: Special Effects: Yutaka Hoshiba Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: | Tomokazu Seki as Domon Kasshu Yousuke Akimoto as Master Asia / Toho Fuhai Yuri Amano as Rain Mikamura Hidenari Ugaki as Argo Gulskii Hideyuki Hori as Houchu Ohtsuka as Chibodee Crocket Kappei Yamaguchi as Sai Saici Kouichi Hashimoto as Wong Yunfat Motomu Kiyokawa as Dr. Mikamura Narumi Hidaka as Allenby Beardsley Nobuo Tobita as Ulube Ishikawa Takumi Yamazaki as George de Sand Yousuke Akimoto as Stalker Ai Satou as Mikino Kasshu Akie Sekine as Janet Smith Akiko Matsukuma as Shirley Laine Aya Hisakawa as Akino Daiki Nakamura as Eisuke Yoda as Han Ginzo Matsuo as Queen The Spade Hikaru Midorikawa as Hinako Kanamaru as Sofia (ep 1) Hiroko Emori as Gina Hiroshi Matsumoto as Hiroshi Naka as townsman (ep 26) Hiroyuki Shibamoto as Saette Guzelle (ep 11) Issei Futamata as Shijaama Junichi Sugawara as Gara Juurouta Kosugi as Kae Araki as Cath Lonary Kan Tokumaru as Gonzales (ep 7) Kazuhiko Kishino as William (ep 33) Kazuhiro Nakada as Gentle Chapman Kazuo Oka as Raymond Bishop Kinryuu Arimoto as Kyoko Yamada as Hoy Kyousei Tsukui as Michelo Chariot Mami Matsui as Mari Maruta as child B Mari Yokoo as Nastasha Zabigov Masami Kikuchi as Hans Holger Masashi Hirose as Shawn Douglas (ep 2) Masashi Sugawara as Michiyo Yanagisawa as Min Minoru Inaba as Jack in Dia Mugihito as Kiral Nachi Nozawa as Sai Pai Long Naoki Tatsuta as Romario Monini Naoko Matsui as Announcer Rin Mizuhara as Boro (ep 1) Run Sasaki as Manon Saburo Kamei as Keiun Sayuri as Norma Graham (ep 8) Shigezou Sasaoka as Shin Aomori as Commissioner Karato Shinichirou Ohta as Mejina (ep 1) Shinya Ohtaki as Chico Rodriguez (ep 7) Shozo Iizuka as Belchino Takehito Koyasu as Dr. Belliman Takeshi Aono as Birdman Takkou Ishimori as Zuisen Tesshô Genda as Rasetz Tomiko Suzuki as Chan Tomohiro Nishimura as Defense Force 2 Urara Takano as Wakana Yamazaki as Bunny Higinizu Yoshio Kawai as Kennedy Grahman (ep 2) Yukitoshi Hori as Carlos Andalusia Yuko Mizutani as Black Joker Yumi Touma as Yuri Shiratori as Cecile (ep 29) Yutaka Shimaka as Conta N'Doul | |||||||
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Translation: Paul Baldwin Executive producer: Ken Iyadomi Producer: Miho Kinoshita Assistant Engineer: Chief Producer: Charles McCarter Cover Art: Dialog Editors: DVD Authoring: DVD Menu Design: Erika Offutt Production Assistant: Tatsuhiro Nishiuchi Production Coordination: Re-Recording Mixing: Mark M. Pinder Recording engineer: Script Adaptation: Robert Chomiak Subtitle Script: Kevin McKeown Video Post-Production: Voice Direction: | Dave Pettitt as Toho Fuhai / Master Asia ("Undefeated of the East") Jennifer Holder as Rain Mikamura Mark Gatha as Domon Kasshu Ben Jeffery as Prime Minister Wong Yun-Fat Byron Close as Dr. Mikamura Carol-Anne Day as Allenby Beardsley Dave Kelly as Major Ulube Ishikawa Dean Bareham as Hui Yun Doug McKeag as Comissioner Karato Gerald Matthews as Rui Shan Matt Embry as Roger Rhodes as Chibodee Crocket Scott Roberts as George deSand Stephen Holgate as Argo Gulski Steve Olson as Stalker Zoe Slusar as Sai Sai-Ci Colleen Blackmore as Janet Jeffery Watson as Hoi Jennifer Holder as Japan on-site tech support Jonathan Love as Michelo Chariot Katie Rowan as Mariette Sluyter as Matthew Erickson as Domon Kasshu (teen) Meredith Taylor-Parry as Akino Noah Umholtz as Andrew Graham Onalea Gilbertson as Nastasha Robert Scott Henrickson as Chaa Ryan Luhning as Saette Gyuzelle Steve Olson as Narrator/Prologue Victor Atelevich as Norm | |||||||
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