Venus Versus Virus (TV)
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| Venus Versus Virus - Complete Box Set (DVD) 2009-06-16 (from $29.57) |
| Venus Versus Virus - Outbreak (DVD 1) 2007-11-13 (from $8.00) |
| Venus Versus Virus - Epidemic (DVD 2) 2008-01-15 (from $8.00) |
| Venus Versus Virus - Epidemic + Artbox (DVD 2) 2008-01-15 (from $11.00) |
| Venus Versus Virus - Plague (DVD 3) 2008-03-18 (from $8.00) |
Director: Shinichiro Kimura Series Composition: Yasutomo Yamada Music: Hikaru Nanase Original creator: Atsushi Suzumi Character Design: Yoshimi Agata Art director: Katsuhiro Haji Art design: Kazushige Kanehira (KUSANAGI) Sound director: Kiyokazu Iwanami Director of Photography: Takayuki Watanabe Colour Design: Takae Miyagawa Editing: Seiji Morita Theme Song Composition: Noriyasu Agematsu (OP) Theme Song Lyrics: Aki Hata (OP) Theme Song Performance: Yousei Teikoku (ED) | Ayahi Takagaki as Ruchia Nahashi Minori Chihara as Sumire Takahana Ayumi Tsuji as Lola Hiromi Hirata as Riku Mikumo Juurouta Kosugi as Souichirou Nahashi Kiyotaka Furushima as Yoshiki Kusanagi Noriko Shitaya as Kyouko Sakura Nogawa as Nene Mikumo Akio Suyama as Guy Ayumi Tsuji as Layla Dai Matsumoto as Virus (ep 1) Daisuke Namikawa as Lucif Fumi Morisawa as Sonoka Hisayo Mochizuki as Risa (ep 1) Ito Sakata as Girl B Kaya Miyake as Mika Ryoukichi Takahashi as Virus (ep 2) Sayuri Yahagi as Tsukuyo (ep 3) Tetsuharu Ohta as Virus (ep 4) Tomo Adachi as Shizu Wakana Yamazaki as Lilith Yoshihiro Satou as Virus (ep 3) Yui Itsuki as Ruka Yumiko Kobayashi as Youji (ep 3) | |||||||
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ADR Director: Translation: Amy Forsyth ADR Script: Monica Rial (as Dorothy Garrett) Executive producer: Producer: Scott McClennen Editing: International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Mix: Jacob A. Gragard Production Assistant: Production manager: Shelly Thomas Recording engineer: Sound Design: Jacob A. Gragard Translation Proofer: Kaoru Bertrand | Joanne Bonasso as Lucia Nahashi Natalie Arneson as Sumire Takahana Blake Shepard as Yoshiki Kusanagi Carli Mosier as Nene Mikumo John Swasey as Soichiro Nahashi Josh Grelle as Guy Kim-Ly Nguyen as Laura Kira Vincent-Davis as Kyoko (Ep. 5+) Luci Christian as Riku Mikumo Tami Nutt as Kyoko (Ep. 1-4) Carli Mosier as Child A (Ep. 7) Charles Campbell as Christine Auten as Christopher Ayres as Shadow Virus (Ep. 1) Illich Guardiola as Lucif K.C. Jones as Kim-Ly Nguyen as Lyla Kira Vincent-Davis as Child C (Ep. 7) Laura English as Maggie Flecknoe as Risa (Ep. 1) Mariela Ortiz as Melissa Pritchett as Luca Nancy Novotny as Natalie Nassar as Tsukuyo (Ep. 3) Pamela Morris as Scott Nutt as Businessman (Ep. 1) Shannon Emerick as Yohji (Ep. 3) Stephanie Wittels as Lillith Vicki Barosh as Hairy Virus (Ep. 4) | |||||||
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