Muteki Choujin Zanbot 3 (TV)
Muteki Kojin Daitarn 3 (TV)
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Chief Director: Yoshiyuki Tomino Storyboard: Yoshiyuki Tomino Episode Director: Music: Takeo Watanabe Original creator: Character Design: Yoshikazu Yasuhiko Mechanical design: | Katsuji Mori as Uchuuta Kamie Nobuyo Oyama as Kappei Jin Yoshiko Matsuo as Keiko Kamikita Akio Nojima as Ichitarou Kami Chiyoko Kawashima as Aki Ichirô Nagai as Heizaemon Kamikita Toshio Furukawa as Shingo Satomi Majima as Hiromi Toshio Furukawa as | |||||||
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Script: Translation: Giorgio Nardoni Executive producer: Francesco Di Sanzo Assistant Director Of Dubbing: Valerio Manenti Director Of Dubbing: Patrizia Salmoiraghi Editorial Staff Secretary: Anna Marani General Supervision: Federico Colpi Mastering: Paolo Quadrelli Mixing: Giancarlo Martino Production Staff Secretary: Gianfranco Calvitti Production Supervision: Valerio Manenti Synchronization: Giancarlo Martino Titles: Marco Vitali | Alida Cappellini as Kappei Jin (1st TV edition) Cinzia Massironi as Aki Dania Cericola as Sumie Kamie Diego Sabre as Kyusaku Kamikita Elisabetta Cesone as Hanae Jin Emanuela Pacotto as Keiko Kamikita Francesca Guadagno as Aki (1st TV edition) Giampiero Albertini as Nonno di Kappei (1st TV edition) Grazia Migneco as Maie Jin Jessica Loddo as Michi (1st voice) Luca Semeraro as Ichitaro Jin Luigi Rosa as Shingo Kozuki Massimiliano Lotti as Tada Kamie Maurizio Scattorin as Hisaemon Kamikita Patrizia Mottola as Michi (2nd voice) Patrizia Salmoiraghi as Yumiko Kamikita Patrizio Prata as Kappei Jin Renato Cortesi as Ichitaru (1st TV edition) Riccardo Peroni as Butcher Simone D'Andrea as Uchuta Kamie Solvejg D'Assunta as Madre di Kappei (1st TV edition) Stefano Albertini as Gengoro Jin Susanna Fassetta as Kimiko (1st TV edition) | |||||||
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