My-Otome Zwei (OAV)
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| My Otome Zwei (DVD) 2008-10-07 (from $19.79) |
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Director: Masakazu Obara Series Composition: Hiroyuki Yoshino Scenario: Hiroyuki Yoshino (ep 1) Storyboard: Masakazu Obara (ep 1) Music: Yuki Kajiura Original creator: Hajime Yatate Character Design: Hirokazu Hisayuki Art director: Shinji Takasuka Animation director: Sound director: Masafumi Mima Director of Photography: Takashi Suehiro Producer: Colour Design: Sayoko Yokoyama Design Work: Editing: Kazuhiko Seki Music producer: Shunji Inoue Set Design: Tomoyuki Aoki Theme Song Arrangement: Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: | Mika Kikuchi as Arika Yumemiya Yukana as Mashiro Blan de Windbloom Ai Shimizu as Mikoto Ami Koshimizu as Nina Wáng Mai Nakahara as Mai Tokiha Mitsuki Saiga as Chie Hallard Saeko Chiba as Natsuki Kruger Akiko Kimura as Yohko Helene Akio Suyama as Sakomizu Cardinal Akira Ishida as Nagi Dài Artai Eiji Miyashita as Nguyen Hisanori Koyatsu as Yamada Junko Iwao as Akane Soir Kazuki Ogawa as Sergeant (ep 2) Kazuma Horie as Kazuya Krau-xeku Kikuko Inoue as Kiyomi Asai as Miyu Kiyotaka Furushima as Slave Lord (ep 1) Kumiko Higa as Irina Woods Mamiko Noto as Yukino Chrysant Megumi Matsumoto as Boy (ep 2) Mikako Takahashi as Rosalie Claudel Minami Kuribayashi as Ribbon Chan Miyuki Sawashiro as Sara Gallagher Naomi Shindoh as Shizuru Viola Naoya Iwahashi as Shopkeeper (ep 1) Natsuki Mori as Newscaster (ep 2) Rie Tanaka as Tomoe Marguerite Ryoka Yuzuki as Haruka Armitage Ryoko Shintani as Sakura Nogawa as Shiho Huit Shinichiro Miki as Wattaru Ishigamin Shinya Fukumatsu as Second Liuetenant (ep 2) Takaya Kuroda as Major (ep 2) Tarusuke Shingaki as Greg Bowman (ep 2) Toshiyuki Kusuda as Associate (ep 2) Youko Matsuoka as Maria Graceburt Yumiko Kobayashi as Mahya Blythe Yuuka Nanri as Juliet Nao Zhang | |||||||
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Translation: Paul Baldwin Executive producer: Ken Iyadomi Producer: Associate producer: Kyle Johnson Chief Producer: Nobuo Masuda Dialogue Editing: Re-Recording Mixing: Keith A. Goddard Recording engineer: Script Adaptation: Michelle Clough Subtitle Script: Kim Wishart Goddard Video Post-Production: Voice Direction: Marc Matsumoto | Angie Beers as Arika Yumemiya Katie Rowan as Mashiro Blan de Windbloom Cheryl McMaster as Natsuki Kruger Kris Rundle as Nina Wang Leah Dubbin-Steckel as Irina Woods Barb Mitchell as Maria Graceburt Barbara Kozicki as Yukariko Steinberg Brett Bauer as Kazuya Caitlynne Medrek as Mikoto Carol-Anne Day as Mai Tokiha Christy Greene as Chie Hallard Graham Ko as Nagi Dai Artai Jayna Mitchell as Aoi Senoh Jennifer Reynolds as Laula Leda Davies as Shiho Huit Lori Barnes-Smith as Haruka Armitage Maizun Jayoussi as Miyu Marcy Lannan as Juliet Nao Zhang Mariette Sluyter as Midori Melanie Risdon as Shizuru Viola Michael Shepherd as Emperor Nguyen Morgan Partridge as Yukino Chrysant Noel Johansen as Ishigermin Randall Wiebe as Sakomizu Cardinal Rocio Barahona as Rosalie Claudel Shyla Franco as Sara Gallagher Suzette Mattar as Mahya Blythe Tracy Sutton as Tomoe Marguerite Victor Atelevich as Yamada | |||||||
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