Bible Black: New Testament (OAV)
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| Bible Black: New Testament - (DVD 2) 2006-06-13 (from $23.96) |
| Bible Black: New Testament (DVD 3) 2009-07-28 (from $17.99) |
| Bible Black New testament - First Scripture (Dub.DVD 1) 2005-11-15 (from $22.46) |
Director: Hamuo Screenplay: Sosuke Kokubunji Storyboard: Character Design: Yoshiten Art director: Kohji Azuma Animation director: Yoshiten Producer: Color Designator: Tsukio Mizunashi Compositor: Digitial Gear Editing: Miki Kanou Production Assisant: Ichiro Ishigami Unit Director: Yuki Shinomiya | Nagisa Futami as Hiroko Takashiro Akemi Minashi as Aki Ichikawa Haruna Kanbayashi as Kaori Saeki Kaori Nishijima as Kurumi Imari Michiru Shirozaki as Reika Kitami Rika Koyama as Rika Shiraki | |||||||
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Director: Radford Brown Art director: Lactose Avenger Translation: Asia Pimplebutt Executive producer: Gary Sierra DVD Author: Toots McGee Editing: Milki Tanakas Mixing: Jerry Morgan Pro Tools: Jerry Morgan Production Supervision: Jharmoni Magasaki Screen Adaptation: Roger Campbell Translation Manager: Roller Girl | Boz Smith as Yuge Cedric Graciano as Oshima Dalilah Vaccino as Shiraki Doc Walthers as Shimane Jarrod Hander as Yamanishi Kelly Greene as Takashiro Laura Burken as Jody Lina Parador as Aki Meg Robinson as Imari Michaeka Longgberry as Saeki Nancy Wrightson as Eri Susan Josephs as Kitami | |||||||
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| (none) | Isabelle Volpe as Aki Ichikawa Frédéric Souterelle as Yuge Gwenäelle Julien as Rika Shiraki Julie André as Yannick Bellissard as Yamanishi Yannick Bellissard as Pr Kyoto | |||||||
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| (none) | Ana Begoña Eguileor as Hiroko Takashirou (Spain dub) Jaione Insausti as Kaori Saeki (Spain dub) Nuria Marín Picó as Rika Shiraki (Spain dub) Ana Teresa Bengoetxea as Kiriya (Spain dub) Estívaliz Lizárraga as Imari Kurumi (Spain dub) Maribel Legarreta as Reika Kitami (Spain dub) Pedro Arrieta as Oshima (Spain dub) | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: Vision Film Distribution Sp. z o.o. | |||||||
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