Kikou Kantai Dairugger XV (TV)
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Chief Director: Kozo Morishita Series Composition: Keisuke Fujikawa Music: Seiji Yokoyama Original Concept: Saburo Yatsude Character Design: Shigetaka Aoyama Series Script: Keisuke Fujikawa | Banjou Ginga as Mack Chakker Harumi Iizuka as Haruka Kaga Hideyuki Hori as Miranda Keets Hiroshi Ohtake as Kazuto Nagato Katsuji Mori as Walter Jack Keiko Han as Patty Ellington Kôzô Shioya as Shota Kreuz Masaharu Satou as Saruta Katz Nana Yamaguchi as Moya Kirigas Ryoma Yamamoto as Shinobu Kai Satomi Majima as Yasuo Mutsu Shingo Hiromori as Tasuku Izu Sho Hayami as Tatsuo Izumo Toshio Furukawa as Manabu Aki Hideyuki Tanaka as Jinji Ise Kouji Totani as Teresu Ken Yamaguchi as Baros Karateya Kouji Yada as Dick Asimov | |||||||
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| (none) | Neil Ross as Lennie Weinrib as Cliff Peter Cullen as Commander Hawkins Peter Cullen as Narrator | |||||||
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| (none) | Sylvia Garcel as Ginger Yamil Atala as Jeff Jorge Roig as Comandante Hawkins | |||||||
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| (none) | Fabrizio Vidale as Chip Antonella Baldini as Syra | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: RTL2 | |||||||
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