Zoids: Fuzors (TV)
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Director: Masakatsu Iijima Script: Music: Tetsuya Komuro Character Design: Keisuke Watabe Art director: Hiroshi Takiguchi Sound director: Jin Aketagawa Cgi director: Yorifusa Yamaguchi Director of Photography: Hideki Imaizumi Executive producer: Producer: Toshihiro Nakazawa Animation producer: Kengo Kimura Assistant producer: Hidenori Miyazawa CG Producer: Atsushi Fuji Chief Executive Producer: Kantaro Tomiyama Color design: Miyuki Matsumura Editing: Takashi Sakurai Production Supervision: Prop Design: Series construction: Hideki Shirane Sound Effects Supervisor: Mitsuru Kageyama VFX Director: Kan Saitou | Kenji Nojima as RD Anri Katsu as Sigma Ayumi Tsunematsu as Matt Chie Nakamura as Sweet Jouji Nakata as Maskman Junji Majima as Blade Tetsuo Sakaguchi as Hop Ayumi Tsunematsu as Chao Daisuke Kirii as Daisuke Kishio as Doug Daisuke Ono as Man B (ep 9) Haruhi Terada as Lillin Hidetoshi Nakamura as Watts Hiroki Shimowada as Ryukku Hiroshi Ito as Haldo Hitomi Nabatame as Betty Iemasa Kayumi as Delegation leader (ep 9) Ikumi Sugiyama as Oba-san (ep 12) Jun Fukuyama as Gilbert (ep 11) Junko Yuya as Sandra Kae Araki as Kan Tanaka as Katsuhisa Houki as Delegation leader (ep 1) Katsumi Chou as Graham Katsuyuki Konishi as Rastani Kazuya Kobayashi as Jailer (ep 10) Kenta Miyake as Baluf Kentarou Itou as Tsurugi Kiyoyuki Yanada as Gummy Kouichi Toochika as Dan Kujira as Obachan (ep 5) Kunihiro Kawamoto as Subordinate A (ep 1) Makoto Yasumura as Manabi Mizuno as Amy Masako Katsuki as Anego (ep 6) Masaru Motegi as Mechanic (ep 19) Masashi Ogawa as Megumi Hazeyama as Female Announcer Nobuo Tobita as Renart (ep 18) Norio Wakamoto as Roger (ep 11) Riichi Nishimoto as Billy (ep 2) Ryuuzou Ishino as Burton Shunsuke Sakuya as Kidd Takahiro Sakurai as Gene Takayuki Yamaguchi as Malloy Takeshi Aono as Dr. Piazu Takeshi Koyama as Support Pilot (ep 17) Tetsuharu Ohta as Tomokazu Seki as Alpha Rihita Tomoko Ishimura as Venus (ep 16) Tomomichi Nishimura as Vulcan Toshihide Tsuchiya as Bone (ep 6) Wataru Hatano as Yoshimitsu Shimoyama as Yukitoshi Hori as Marvis Yuko Kato as Sara (ep 11) Yuko Sasamoto as Fan | |||||||
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ADR Director: Eric P. Sherman Executive producer: Steve Drucker Assistant Editor: Lionel Estrada Dialogue Editing: Robbi Smith DS HD Artist: Bruce W. Cathcart Music Editor: Marc S. Perlman Re-Recording Mixing: Script Adaptation: Ward Perry Sound Design: Heather Olsen Voice Direction: Terry Klassen | Brad Swaile as R.D. Nicole Bouma as Sweet Russell Roberts as Hop Ted Cole as Sigma Alec Willows as Alessandro Juliani as Burton Andrew Kavadas as Rastani Brian Dobson as Brian Drummond as Chiara Zanni as Cusse Mankuma as Deed Dale Wilson as Danny McKinnon as Matt Doug Parker as Vulcan Jocelyne Loewen as Tracy John Lampinen as Main Title Announcer Louis Chirillo as Keefe Matt Hill as Michael Coleman as Luke Michael Dobson as Nicole Oliver as Paul Dobson as Marvis Phil Hayes as Samuel Vincent as Malloy Scott McNeil as Tabitha St. Germain as Ted Cole as Jackie Terry Klassen as Trevor Devall as Rotten Roger Ward Perry as | |||||||
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