MazinKaiser (OAV)
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Mazinkaiser: Shitou! Ankoku Daishogun (OAV) (sequel)
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MazinKaiser DVD 1
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| MazinKaiser - Turbo Smashing Sensation! (DVD 1) 2003-08-26 |
| MazinKaiser - A Fire Blast from the Past! (DVD 2) 2003-10-28 (from $21.29) |
| Mazinkaiser/Shuten Doji Double Pack (DVD) 2009-03-10 (from $20.24) |
Director: Masahiko Murata Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Kazuo Nobuta Original creator: Go Nagai Character Design: Kenji Hayama Art director: Kazuhiro Arai Mechanical design: Sound director: Yoshikazu Iwanami Director of Photography: Takashi Azuhata Executive producer: Producer: Color design: Ritsuko Utakawa Editing: Kazuhiko Seki Mechanical Animation: Tatsuo Yamada Mechanical animation director: Ryo Tanaka Music producer: Shunji Inoue (Lantis) Planning: Series Producer: Shizo Fujita Sound Effects: Daisuke Jinbo Theme Song Arrangement: Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: | Hiroya Ishimaru as Kouji Kabuto Ai Uchikawa as Sayaka Yumi Akiko Hiramatsu as Lolly Fumihiko Tachiki as Boss Hiroshi Yanaka as Tetsuya Tsurugi Jouji Yanami as Professor Yumi Kousei Tomita as Doctor Hell Mitsuki Saiga as Jun Honoo Sayaka Aida as Shiro Kabuto Shiho Kikuchi as Roll Goro Naya as Juzo Kabuto (Ep. 2) Haruko Kitahama as Baron Ashura (Female) Hidekatsu Shibata as Baron Ashura (Male) Hidenari Ugaki as Professor Morimori Hideyuki Umezu as Professor Nossori Kouichi Nagano as Professor Sewashi Ryoka Yuzuki as Gamia | |||||||
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ADR Director: Charles Campbell Art director: Ruby Halipoto ADR Script: Elena Carrillo Executive producer: Producer: Creative Director: DVD Coordination: Janice Williams DVD Graphics: Chris Hawley DVD Producer: Andrew Kent Editing: International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Production Assistant: Production Coordination: Shelly Thomas Project Translator: Ikuko Overbeck Recording engineer: Charles Campbell Sound Design: Paul Killam Subtitle Script & Timing: Eric Romero | Robert Newell as Kouji Kabuto Brian Jepson as Tetsuya Tsurugi Heather Kafka as Jun Honoo Jessica Smolins as John Paul Shepard as Doctor Hell Ken Webster as Professor Yumi Mark X. Laskowski as Boss Martin Burke as Shiro Kabuto Shaneye Ferrell as Sayaka Yumi Arthur Ripley as Kazumasa Bill Pfuderer Jr. as Professor Sewashi D.J. Spankus as Professor Nossori Ed Neal as Katherine Catmull as Gamia Lainie Frasier as Baron Ashura (Female) Matt Hislope as Mucha Robert Kraft as Baron Ashura (Male) Samantha Inoue-Harte as additional characters Christopher Lambert (n/a) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Fabrizio Mazzotta Dialogues: Dubbing Assistant: Dubbing Sound: Simone Bertolotti | Fabrizio Vidale as Koji Kabuto Alessandra Korompay as Jun Hono Alessio Nissolino as Shiro Kabuto Carlo Marini as Dr. Hell Domitilla D'Amico as Sayaka Yumi Emanuela Baroni as Lolly Gianni Giuliano as Prof. Yumi Gilberto Baroni as Boss Giuliano Bonetto as Tetsuya Tsurugi Dante Biagioni as Prof. Nossori Laura Lenghi as Laure Luca Biagini as Ashura (male version) Maria pia di Meo as Ashura (female version) Sergio Matteucci as Prof. Morimori Sergio Tedesco as Juzo Kabuto Silvio Anselmo as Prof. Sewashi | |||||||
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