Dead Leaves (OAV)
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| Dead Leaves (1 DVD) 2004-09-28 (from $14.99) |
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Director: Hiroyuki Imaishi Script: Takeichi Honda Music: Original creator: Imaitoonz Character Design: Hiroyuki Imaishi Art director: Hiromasa Ogura Art: Hiromasa Ogura Animation director: Hiroyuki Imaishi Sound director: Fusanobu Fujiyama Director of Photography: Executive producer: Mitsuhisa Ishikawa Producer: Assistant Editor: Taeko Hamauzu Color setting: Izumi Hirose Concept: Imaitoonz Editing: Junichi Uematsu FX Production: Kisuke Koizumi Key Animation: Photography: Eiko Matsushima Planning: Imaitoonz Recording: Hiroyasu Yamashita Sound Effects: Masaru Urahata Theme Song Performance: Dj Shinkawa | Kappei Yamaguchi as RETRO Takako Honda as PANDY Kiyoyuki Yanada as 777 (Three-Seven) Mitsuo Iwata as 666 (Three-Six) Nobuo Tobita as Drill Wataru Takagi as Quack Doctor Yuko Mizutani as Galactica Eiji Takemoto as Tank Driver Hidenobu Kiuchi as Guard A Hiroshi Shimozaki as Inmate Next Door Masakazu Suzuki as Guard C Masami Iwasaki as Sergeant Mika Outake as Gaya Takeshi Maeda as Guard B Tarusuke Shingaki as Guard D Yasuyuki Kase as Train Driver Yumiko Nakajima as Gaya | |||||||
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Director: Amanda Winn Lee Script: Amanda Winn Lee Executive producer: Marvin Gleicher Assistant director: Amy Seeley Line Producer: Margo Coughlin Recording engineer: Sean Vahle Script Translation: Jan Scott Frazier Sound Mix Engineer: Sean Vahle | Amanda Winn Lee as Pandy Jaxon Lee as Retro Chad Fifer as 666 Douglas Rye as Hal Lublin as Jason Lee as Retro Jason Miller as Keith Burgess as Chinko Drill Kerry Anderson as Galactica Michael John Ross as Stephen Kruiser as Steve Millunzi as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Anthony Delclève | David Macaluso as Retro Marielle Ostrowski as Pandy Lionel Bourguet as le docteur Peppino Capotondi as 777 Philippe Allard as 666 | |||||||
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| (none) | DVD Distribution: Selecta Visión TV Distribution: Selecta Visión | |||||||
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| (none) | Annouced: Panini Video | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: MC Entertainment | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: Emina AB | |||||||
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