The Third: The Girl with the Blue Eye (TV)
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| The Third: The Girl With the Blue Eye - Encounter (DVD 1) 2007-07-31 (from $15.19) |
| The Third: The Girl with the Blue Eye - Tending Wounds (DVD 2) 2007-09-25 (from $14.99) |
| The Third: The Girl with the Blue Eye - Gravestone (DVD 3) 2007-11-27 (from $14.99) |
| The Third: The Girl with the Blue Eye - Gravestone + Artbox (DVD 3) 2007-11-27 (from $20.99) |
| The Third: The Girl with the Blue Eye - Desert Phantom (DVD 4) 2008-01-29 (from $14.99) |
| The Third: The Girl with the Blue Eye - Shadows of the Past (DVD 5) 2008-03-25 (from $14.99) |
| The Third: The Girl With the Blue Eye: Final Decisions (DVD 6) 2008-05-27 (from $15.19) |
| Third: The Girl with the Blue Eye - Complete Collection (DVD 1-6) 2009-04-28 (from $47.99) |
Director: Jun Kamiya Series Composition: Shinsuke Onishi Music: Megumi Oohashi Original creator: Ryou Hoshino Character Design: Shinichi Yamaoka Art director: Mechanical design: Naohiro Washio 3D Director: Junki Honma Sound director: Masafumi Mima Director of Photography: Katsutoshi Hirose Colour Design: Mitsuko Sekimoto Editing: Seiji Morita Key Animation: Eri Yuzuki (ep 15) Music Director: Shunichi Uemura Original Illustrator: Nao Goto Theme Song Arrangement: Megumi Oohashi (OP) Theme Song Composition: Megumi Oohashi (OP) Theme Song Lyrics: Yuho Iwasato (OP) Theme Song Performance: Yuko Sasaki (OP) | Daisuke Namikawa as Iks Megumi Toyoguchi as Honoka Rie Tanaka as Fila Marik Takehito Koyasu as Jyouganki Unshou Ishizuka as Bogie Yuji Ueda as Joey Toy Yuki Sakata as Millie Ai Nonaka as Marie (ep 8,17) Ai Satou as Female president (ep 17) Akeno Watanabe as Boy (ep 11) Akiko Kawase as Greta Anri Katsu as Bar customer (ep 3) Atsushi Kakehashi as Eiji Miyashita as Hirakazu Shibayama as Hitomi Nabatame as Rona Fauna Juurouta Kosugi as Narrator Kanako Omura as Shopping district customer (ep 3) Kenichi Ogata as Noru (ep 8) Kenta Miyake as Kiyotaka Furushima as Council Member 3 (ep 1) Masahiko Tanaka as Zankan (ep. 2 and 4) Masako Katsuki as Cindy (ep. 3) Michiko Neya as Mei Lin (ep 8) Miyu Matsuki as Fairy (ep 13,14,16) Naomi Shindoh as Esmel (ep 13) Naoya Uchida as Leon (ep 13) Natsuki Yoshihara as Juliette (ep 18,19) Noriko Hidaka as Honoka's mother Sanae Kobayashi as Paifu Seiji Sasaki as Conwell (ep 13) Shinya Fukumatsu as Shoji Izumi as Takaya Kuroda as Travel Leader (ep 2) Tomoe Hanba as Lazary Tomohisa Asou as Scholar 1 (ep 13) Tomoyuki Shimura as Blue Breaker (ep 4,19) Youko Matsuoka as Yousuke Akimoto as Walken | |||||||
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Director: Joe Digiorgi Translation: Co-director: Executive producer: Shawne Kleckner Producer: Kris Kleckner Adaptation: Assistant producer: Design: Greg Hillsman Website Design: | Anna Morrow as Honoka Steve Cannon as Iks Alison James as Fila Marique Angora Deb as Millie Carol Jacobanis as Paife James Lyon as Bogie Patrick Seitz as Joganki Rachael Lillis as Rona Fauna Sam Regal as Joey Toy Avalon Furman as Barbara Goodson as Ingrid (Ep. 8) Bill Rogers as Kevin Carlo A. Brock as Walken (Ep. 4) Dan Green as The Observer Jennifer Sekiguchi as Marie (Ep. 8, 17) Kevin Seymour as Barrys (Ep. 13) Kyle Hebert as Conwell (Ep. 13) Liam O'Brien as Michael Alston Baley as Narrator Michele Knotz as Noah Fergie as Gravestone Troy Baker as Leon (Ep. 13, 15) Wayne Grayson as Zankan William Frederick as Dr. Nor | |||||||
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