UFO Robo Grendizer (TV)
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Chief Director: Tomoharu Katsumata Director: Script: Go Nagai Screenplay: Storyboard: Music: Shunsuke Kikuchi Original creator: Go Nagai Character Design: Art director: Animation director: In-Between Animation: Hideyuki Motohashi Key Animation: Kazuhide Tomonaga Planning: Production manager: Theme Song Performance: | Hiroya Ishimaru as Kouji Kabuto Kei Tomiyama as Daisuke Umon / Duke Fleed Jouji Yanami as Akira Kamiya as Ainsu Banjou Ginga as Zuril (debut) Chiyoko Kawashima as Makiba Hikaru Kenichi Ogata as Brackky/Banta (Genta) Nobuyo Tsuda as Hara Haranto Tohru Furuya as Cain | |||||||
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ADR Director: Jim Terry Script: Collins Walker Producer: Jim Terry | (none) | |||||||
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Adaptation: Theme Song Performance: | Albert Augier as Seterre (camarade de Bélier 2) Arlette Thomas as Uranus Catherine Lafond as Phénicia Claude Bertrand as Banta, Bélier, Titios Claude Chantal as Phénicia (ép. 49 à 52) Claude Joseph as Cochir Daniel Brémont as Sadone Daniel Gall as Actarus Georges Atlas as Atlas Georges Aubert as Cocker (camarade de Bélier 1) Henry Djanick as Sogrady Henry Djanik as Horos (2ème voix) Jackie Berger as Akénor Jacques Berthier as Véga Jacques Chevalier as Horus, Cyrus Jacques Ferrière as Riguel Jacques Richard as Janus Jane Val as Vénusia Jean Roche as Thébé Jean Violette as Scarab Jean-Claude Michel as Minos Jean-François Laley as Jean-Henri Chambois as grand-père d'Uranus, roi d'Euphor/ Coscy Jeanine Forney as Végalia Jeanine Freson as reine Astrida Louis Arbessier as Grand-père de Phénicia Marc de Georgi as Hydargos Marcelle Lajeunesse as Michel Gatineau as Procyon Michèle Bardollet as Aphélie Monique Thierry as Eurydie, Elsa, Alizé Paule Emanuelle as Minas Philippe Dumat as Argoly, Hydro Pierre Fromont as Antarès, Spy, Garella, Zéphyr Pierre Guillermo as Alcor Pierre Hatet as Eudix Raymond Loyer as Gasca René Arrieu as Dantus/ Achéron (voix 1) Roland Ménard as Ergastule Sylviane Bressy as Cassiopée Sylviane Margollé as Capella Thierry Bourdon as Eridan / Hérios Vincent Ropion as Salta | |||||||
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Executive producer: Federico Colpi (new 2006 edition) Director Of Dubbing: | Romano Malaspina as Actarus Elio Zamuto as Dott. Procton (new 2006 dubbing) Fabrizio Mazzotta as Banta Arai (new 2006 dubbing) Fabrizio Picconi as Hayashi (new 2006 dubbing) Fabrizio Vidale as Koji Kabuto (new 2006 dubbing) Gabriele Lopez as Saeki (new 2006 dubbing) Gabriele Trentalance as Yamada (new 2006 dubbing) Gianluca Machelli as Oi (new 2006 dubbing) Gino Donato as Vega Giorgio Locuratolo as Alcor Massimo Bitossi as Gandal (new 2006 dubbing) Oliviero Dinelli as Rigel (new 2006 dubbing) Roberto Certomà as Titles speaker (new 2006 dubbing) Saverio Indrio as narrator (new 2006 dubbing) Sergio Tedesco as Re Vega (new 2006 dubbing) Valeria Vidali as Mizar (new 2006 dubbing) Vittorio Di Prima as Hydargos (new 2006 dubbing) Aldo Barberito as Hydargos (2nd voice, eps 6-71) Andrea Lala as Anna Teresa Eugeni as Lady Gandal Armando Bandini as Rigel Carlo Reali as Zuril (1st voice) Daniela Caroli as Elsa (ep.56) Dario De Grassi as Diego Michelotti as Beatle (ep.34) Diego Reggente as Medico (ep.70) Elio Zamuto as Procton Emanuela Fallini as Comandante Marilene (ep.31) Emanuela Rossi as Enzo Consoli as Hayashi Erasmo Lo Presto as Fabrizio Mazzotta as Mizar Franco Odoardi as Gastone Pescucci as Boss (1st voice) Germano Longo as Gigi Reder as Dottore (ep.25-26) Gino Pagnani as Guido Celano as Hydargos (1st voice, eps 1-5) Guido De Salvi as Laura Boccanera as Liliana Sorrentino as Marco Guadagno as Musha Marco Messeri as Banta Mario Milita as Mariù Safier as Massimo Rossi as Amon (2nd voice) Mirella Pace as Comandante Mineo (ep.9) Renzo Stacchi as Comandante Sadon (ep.63) Riccardo Rossi as Aruo (ep.32) Roberto Del Giudice as Amon (1st voice) Rodolfo Bianchi as Rosalinda Galli as Sandro Iovino as Sandro Jovino as Zuril (3rd voice) Sergio Matteucci as Chirurgo (ep.12) Silvano Tranquilli as Camarlo Istarr (ep.23) Vittorio Guerrieri as Willy Moser as Boss | |||||||
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Director: Abdul Majeed Abu- Lebn Script: Subi Abu-Lagad Theme Song Performance: Sami Clark | Jihad Al-Atrash as Daisuke / Duke Fleed Abdullah Hadad as Kouji Kabuto Aida Hilal as Lady Gandal Ali Safa as Hiatchi Ismael Nanoo as Boss(ep 31) , Beatle, Goss Jehad Alatrush as Daisuke / Duke Fleed khanim Al_dejani as Dr Umon (1-74) Marwan Hadad as Danbei Mohamed Haider as Boss ( 1st voice) Mohamed Hijazi as Yara, Wayters, Yamaza, Harok, Sheler Nawal Hijazi as Hikaru nazeh katan as gandal (2-26) Omar Al-Shemaa as Gandal (27-74) Reyad Yazbak as Dantus, Zorial junior, Viga soldiars, Rima Hadad as Goro (Robina) Salah Mukalalati as Banta, Viga(2-26) , Gorman Subhi Abu-Lagad as Zorial/ Blaki Subhi Eat as Viga26-74, commander Dajil , Zefra Suzan Beargdar as Maria | |||||||
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