Virus Buster Serge (TV)
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| Virus Buster Serge (DVD 1) 2002-11-26 (from $10.49) |
| Virus Buster Serge (DVD 2) 2002-02-25 (from $14.83) |
| Virus Buster Serge (DVD 3) 2003-06-24 (from $10.49) |
| Virus Buster Serge (DVD 1-3) 2005-08-23 (from $21.59) |
Director: Masami Obari Screenplay: Storyboard: Music: Toshiyuki Omori Character Design: Masami Obari Art director: Shunichiro Yoshiwara Mecha design: Natsuki Mamiya Sound director: Toshiki Kameyama (Omnibus Productions) Color design: Kumiko Nakayama Ending Animation: Kazuto Nakazawa Theme Song Performance: Dragon Ash (OP) | Haruna Ikezawa as Mirei Keiichi Nanba as Macus Alexander Bogard Mayumi Iizuka as Erika Tinen Nobuyuki Hiyama as Jouichirou Shinichiro Miki as Serge Train Ai Orikasa as Donna Akiko Hiramatsu as Yuirin Hirotaka Suzuoki as Raven Houko Kuwashima as Kim Kazuki Yao as Ryuu Michiko Neya as Lily Petri Eiji Sekiguchi as Hiroko Maruyama as Guru Mother (ep. 7) Hisayoshi Izaki as Kazuki Yao as Kenji Nomura as Kyoko Tsuruno as nurse Megumi Ogata as Leon (ep. 7) Migimitsu Takase as Second highway police officer Miyuki Hiragi as Ryusei Nakao as Dr. Milan Train Sanryo Odaka as Chief Kizima Takashi Yoshida as Tomohiro Tsuboi as Toru Ohkawa as Toshihiko Nakajima as Unshou Ishizuka as Dixon (eps. 9-11) | |||||||
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Executive producer: Marvin Gleicher Producer: Peter Bavaro DVD Authoring: Jay Chumley DVD Encoding: Jay Chumley DVD Menu Compositing: Dan Fenster DVD Menu Design: Davi Russo DVD Producer: Marketing Director: Mike Egan Post-Production Coordinator: Christine Venturella Production Coordination: Margo Coughlin Recording engineer: Kevin Wilson Script Advisor: Matt Perrier | Angora Deb as Mirei Frankie Rome as Jouichirou Joey Rapporte as Serge Train Michael Schwartz as Macus Alexander Bogard Vibe Jones as Erika Tinen Frankie Rome as Raven Jessica Calvello as Donna Ami Shukla as Diamond Back Operator (Ep. 11) Bill Fowler as Kijima J. David Brimmer as Mr. Dickson Jessica Calvello as Yui-Lin Maynus Tom Wilson as Veronica Taylor as Kim Wayne Grayson as | |||||||
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| (none) | DVD Distribution: Selecta Visión (Spain) TV Distribution: Selecta Visión | |||||||
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| (none) | Licensed by: Mighty Media Co., Ltd. | |||||||
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