Saber Marionette J Again (OAV)
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Director: Masami Shimoda Script: Mayori Sekijima Music: Parome Original creator: Satoru Akahori Original Character Design: Tsukasa Kotobuki Character Design: Shuichi Shimamura Art director: Junichiro Nishikawa Animation director: Mechanical design: Shingo Takenaka Sound director: Hideyuki Tanaka Producer: Assistant Animation Director: Yoshiki Yamakawa Assistant director: Kiyoko Sayama Color Coordination: Yoshimi Kawakami Editing: Shigeru Nishiyama Production Design: Mamoru Minagawa Story Editor: Mayori Sekijima Theme Song: Theme Song Arrangement: Theme Song Chorus Arrangement: Masami Okui (ED6) Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: Unit Director: Yukio Nishimoto | Akiko Hiramatsu as Bloodberry Maya Okamoto as Marine Megumi Hayashibara as Lime Yuka Imai as Otaru Mamiya Yuri Shiratori as Cherry Emi Shinohara as Panther Hikaru Midorikawa as Faust Takehito Koyasu as Mitsurugi Hanagata Urara Takano as Tiger Yuko Mizutani as Luchs Yuri Amano as Lorelei Ai Orikasa as Baikou Hiroyuki Oshida as President Joy Hewlick Katsuya Shiga as Uomasa Kenichi Suzumura as Echigoya Maria Kawamura as Tamasaburou Nobuo Tobita as Yang Ming Tomohiro Nishimura as Urara Takano as Yumeji Yuuichi Nagashima as Gennai Shiraga | |||||||
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ADR Director: Bridget Hoffman Script: Ward Perry Translation: Anna Exter Executive producer: Ken Iyadomi Producer: Co-Producer: Digital ADR Tracking: Dave Anders DVD Menu Design: DVD Producer: Production Assistant: Richard Noboru Kekahuna Production Coordination: Kei Onishi Subtitle Timing: Anna Exter | Julie Maddalena as Lime Lia Sargent as Marine Melissa Williamson as Bloodberry Mona Marshall as Otaru Ruby Marlowe as Cherry Carol Stanzione as Panther Dian Andrews as Tiger Emily Brown as Lorelei James Lyon as Faust Wendee Lee as Luchs Alfred Thor as Castle Scientist Anne Sherman as Baiko Bob Marx as Hanagata Dorothy Melendrez as Yumeji Doug Stone as Gennai Jane Sanford as Tamausaburo Richard Plantagenet as President Joy Hewlick | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Love Santini | Laura Ayala as NMSX-1/Marina (Marine) Love Santini as Zarzamora (Bloodberry) Ricardo Tejedo as Mitsurugi Hanagata Rossy Aguirre as Cereza (Cherry) Belinda Martinez as Panta (Panther) Elsa Covián as Lorelei Rebeca Patiño as Lince (Luchs) Cristina Hernandez as Lima Genaro Vasquez as Yang Ming Irwin Daayan as Otaru Mamiya Paco Mauri as Pedro D'Aguillon as President Joy | |||||||
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| (none) | Denise Reis as Bloodberry Fátima Noya as Cherry Márcia Regina as Lime Márcio Araújo as Otaru Mamiya Mauro Eduardo as Hanata Mitsurugi (Hanagata) Raquel Marinho as NSM-X/Marine Adriana Pissardini as Sibel (Tiger) Isabel Cristina de Sá as Lux (Luchs) Letícia Quinto as Lorelime (Lorelei) Rosana Beltrame as Pantha (Panther) Wellington Lima as Fausto (Faust) Cassius Romero as Joe's assistant Gileno Santoro as Gen (Gennai) João Batista as Presidente Joe (President Joy) Rita Almeida as Yumeji Mitsurugi Vanessa Alves as Atamasado (Tamasaburo) | |||||||
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