Mobile Suit SD Gundam's Counterattack (movie)
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Director: Script: Tetsuro Amino Original creator: Character Design: Nobuyoshi Nishimura Animation director: Nobuyoshi Nishimura Character Conceptual Design: Kouji Yokoi Theme Song Performance: Unit Director: Shinji Takamatsu | Shuuichi Ikeda as Char Aznable Tohru Furuya as Bin Shimada as Nyuu (SD Sengokuden) Fuyumi Shiraishi as Mirai Yashima Hidekatsu Shibata as Degwin Zabi Hiroshi Takemura as Mark II (SD Sengokuden) Hirotaka Suzuoki as Bright Noah Ichirô Nagai as Shou Gundam (SD Sengokuden) Kazuki Yao as Keiko Han as Lalah Sune Kouji Tsujitani as Bernie Wiseman Megumi Hayashibara as Christina McKenzie Nobuo Tobita as Yoshiko Sakakibara as Haman Khan You Inoue as Sayla Mass Bin Shimada as Paptimus Scirocco Hideyuki Tanaka as Woody Malden Hiroshi Takemura as Konzaku (SD Sengokuden) Kiyoyuki Yanada as Sazabi (SD Sengokuden) Maria Kawamura as Quess Paraya Masashi Ebara as Kozaku (SD Sengokuden) Nozomu Sasaki as Shinzaku (SD Sengokuden) Shozo Iizuka as Zakuto (SD Sengokuden) Yoshiko Sakakibara as Qubeley (SD Sengokuden) | |||||||
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