Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam: A New Translation (movies)
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Chief Director: Yoshiyuki Tomino Script: Yoshiyuki Tomino Storyboard: Yoshiyuki Tomino Music: Shigeaki Saegusa Original creator: Character Design: Yoshikazu Yasuhiko Art: Mechanical design: Sound director: Sadayoshi Fujino Director of Photography: Saori Kibe Executive producer: Takayuki Yoshii Producer: Assistant Animation Director: Character Animation Director: Naoyuki Onda Design Work: Mamoru Nagano Digital Color Design: Takako Suzuki Editing: Mechanical animation director: Morifumi Naka Planning: Kenji Uchida Theme Song Performance: Gackt Unit Director: Kou Matsuo | Bin Shimada as Paptimus Scirocco Nobuo Tobita as Kamille Bidan Shuuichi Ikeda as Char Aznable / Quattro Bajeena Daisuke Gouri as Bask Om Hirotaka Suzuoki as Bright Noa Juurouta Kosugi as Henken Bekkener Kazuhiko Inoue as Jerid Messa Masako Katsuki as Reccoa Londe Maya Okamoto as Emma Sheen Satomi Arai as Fa Yuiry Tohru Furuya as Amuro Ray Yoshiko Sakakibara as Haman Karn Yukana as Four Murasame Ayu Hiramoto as Mineva Lao Zabi Chizuru Ikewaki as Sarah Zabiarov Daisuke Namikawa as Katz Kobayashi Fumi Mikawa as Operator Fuyumi Shiraishi as Mirai Yashima-Noah Gara Takashima as Hilda Bidan Hidanari Ugaki as Ted Ayachi Hidetoshi Nakamura as Buran Blutarch Hiroshi Matsumoto as Matosh Hiroshi Okamoto as Mechanic Hiroyuki Shibamoto as Torres Hisayo Yanai as Letz Kobayashi Houchu Ohtsuka as Yazan Gable Ikuya Sawaki as Franklin Bidan Issei Tanaka as Juurouta Kosugi as Narrator Kaori Shimamura as Sarah Zabiarov (part III) Katsuya Fujiwara as Deeba Baro Kazumi Tanaka as Wong Lee Keaton Yamada as Jamaican Daningan Keiko Han as Lalah Sune Kenichi Mochizuki as Caeser Kouji Ishii as Blex Forer Kouji Totani as Kacricon Cacooler Kôzô Shioya as Maki Sawamura as Maria Kawamura as Beltorchika Irma Marika Hayashi as Mouar Pharaoh Masashi Yabe as Officer Mayumi Asano as Lila Milla Rira Naoki Imamura as Captain of the Alexandria Nizou Mikawa as Navigator Nobuyuki Hiyama as Hayato Kobayashi Rio Natsuki as Stephanie Luio Rumiko Ukai as Fraw Kobayashi Sayaka Aida as Shinta Shingo Hiromori as Astonaige Medoz Shoko Tsuda as Namikar Cornell Tadahisa Saizen as Ben Wooder Tomomichi Nishimura as Jamitov Heimann Toru Ohkawa as Apollie Toshio Furukawa as Kai Shiden Toshiya Ueda as Melanie Hugh Carbine You Inoue as Sayla Mass (Library Recording) Yuka Komatsu as Kikka Kobayashi Yuu Asakawa as Rosamia Badam | |||||||
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