Arcadia of My Youth (movie)
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Arcadia of My Youth: Endless Orbit SSX (TV) (sequel)
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| Arcadia of My Youth (DVD) 2003-11-25 |
Director: Tomoharu Katsumata Screenplay: Yooichi Onaka Music: Toshiyuki Kimori Original Manga: Leiji Matsumoto Art director: Iwamitsu Itoo Animation director: Kazuo Komatsubara Mechanical design: Katsumi Itabashi Director of Photography: Masaki Machida Assistant Animation Director: Mitsuru Aoyama Assistant Art Director: Kazuo Ebisawa Assistant director: Assistant Director of Photography: Toshiharu Takei Background Art: Yuji Ikeda Mechanical Character Styling: Koichi Tsunoda Orchestra Conductor: Hiroshi Kumagaya Planning: Production Chief: Yoshihiro Seki Production Supervision: Chiaki Imada | Kei Tomiyama as Oyama Toshiro/Tochiro Makio Inoue as Phantom F. Harlock II/Captain Harlock Reiko Tajima as Queen Emeraldas Yuriko Yamamoto as La Mime Eiko Masuyama as The Witch Hidekatsu Shibata as Black-suited Commander Hiromi Tsuru as Mira Hiroshi Ohtake as Tori-san Kin Takagi as Triter Kouji Yada as Illumidus Officer Reiko Mutoh as Maya Shuuichi Ikeda as Zoll Shuuichirou Moriyama as Old Tokargan Soldier Takeshi Aono as Murigson Tarô Ishida as Zeda Yujiro Ishihara as Phantom F. Harlock I | |||||||
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Director: Michael House Translation: Producer: Robert J. Woodhead Dialogue Editing: KTJ Roe R. Adams III Production Coordination: Natsumi Ueki Production manager: | (none) | |||||||
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Theme Song Performance: Franck Olivier | Francois Leccia as Albator (Captain Harlock) Nicole Favart as Emeraldas Catherine Lafond as Maya Daniel Gall as Zoll (1st voice) Francis Lax as Zoll Georges Lycan as Humanoid Georges Lykan as Humanoid Jacques Balutin as Alfred Jacques Torrens as Earth Chief (1st voice) Martine Reigner as Michel Gudin as Earth Chief (2nd voice) Pierre Trabaud as Humanoid Chief | |||||||
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| (none) | Marcello Cortese as Harlock Maria Teresa Letizia as Esmeralda Maurizio Trombini as Zoran Natale Ciravolo as Toshiro | |||||||
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| (none) | Júlio Chaves as Harlock Ilka Pinheiro as Emeraldas Ricardo Schnetzer as Toshiro | |||||||
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