Stellvia (TV)
Uchuu no Stellvia (manga) (adaptation)
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| Stellvia - Complete Tin Set (DVD) 2007-03-13 (from $34.99) |
| Stellvia - Foundation I (DVD 1) 2004-09-21 (from $5.00) |
| Stellvia - Foundation I + LE Artbox (DVD 1) 2004-09-21 (from $35.99) |
| Stellvia - Foundation II (DVD 2) 2004-12-07 (from $5.00) |
| Stellvia - Foundation III (DVD 3) 2005-02-08 (from $5.00) |
| Stellvia - Foundation IV (DVD 4) 2005-04-12 (from $5.00) |
| Stellvia - Foundation V (DVD 5) 2005-06-14 (from $5.00) |
| Stellvia - Fountation VII (DVD 7) 2005-10-11 (from $5.00) |
| Stellvia - Foundation VIII (DVD 8) 2005-12-13 (from $14.17) |
| Stellvia -Foundation VI (DVD 6) 2005-08-05 (from $5.00) |
| Stellvia - The Great Song Festival Soundtrack (OST) 2005-06-07 (from $5.00) |
Director: Tatsuo Sato Script: Music: Seikou Nagaoka Character Design: Makoto Uno Art director: Kenji Matsumoto Animation director: Shigeru Ueda Mechanical design: Naohiro Washio Sound director: Masafumi Mima Director of Photography: Katsutoshi Hirose Producer: CG Producer: Shingo Kobayashi (Studio Galapagos) Color Coordination: Natsuyo Ban Editing: Shigeyuki Yamamori Planning: Series Story Editor: Tatsuo Sato Set Design: Hatsue Kato SF Setting: Mitsuyasu Sakai Theme Song Performance: Angela (OP+ED1+ED2+ED3) | Ai Nonaka as Shima Katase Takahiro Mizushima as Kouta Otoyama Yuki Matsuoka as Arisa Glennorth Fumiko Orikasa as Yayoi Fujisawa Megumi Toyoguchi as Ayaka Machida Mitsuki Saiga as Masaru Odawara Naomi Shindoh as Leila Barthes Rie Tanaka as Akira Kayama Ryou Hirohashi as Rinna Kazamatsuri Yuji Ueda as Pierre Takida Akiko Kawase as Youko Kusanagi Akio Suyama as Joy Jones Chiharu Suzuka as Natasha Kazamatsuri Daisuke Kishio as Kent Austin Hirohiko Kakegawa as Kurt Wagner Junko Sakuma as Youko Otoyama Juurouta Kosugi as Umihito Katase Katsunosuke Hori as Richard James Katsuyuki Konishi as Clark Commander Kazuo Hayashi as Tamotsu Kazamatsuri Keiji Fujiwara as Jinrai Shirogane Koichi Sakaguchi as Masahiko Tanaka as Masato Hirano as Reshio Sulijet Mayuko Takahashi as Akiko Miles Michiko Neya as Mitsuru Ogata as Miguel Del Toro Nobuyuki Hiyama as Shoujin Ritsuo Osamu Ichikawa as Sergei Ruskov Rie Otake as Girl A (Ep 1) Romi Paku as Rumi Kasahara as Chiaki Katase Ryuuji Saikachi as Dr. Turner (ep 20) Shigeru Shibuya as Juno Myor (eps 17, 26) Shinji Kawada as Nakamura (Ep 6) Shou Wada as Min (Ep 6) Takeshi Takeuchi as Ian Solberg Tomoyuki Shimura as Ben (Ep 6) Yoshinori Sonobe as Secretary of State Yugo Takahashi as Tony Omaezaki Yuki Matsuoka as Mia Glennorth (Arisa's sister) Yuko Kaida as Girl A (Ep 1) Yuusaku Yara as Michio Orihara Yuuto Kazama as Carlos (Ep 6) | |||||||
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ADR Director: Wendee Lee Translation: Executive producer: Hideki 'Henry' Goto Producer: ADR Writer: Assistant Engineer: Deb Munini Assistant producer: Casting Director: Kaeko Sakamoto Dialogue Editing: Post Production Assistant: Nick Cherry Post-Production Assistant: Production Assistant: Re-Recording Mixing: Recording engineer: Recording Enigneer: Jeremy Pitts Spotting: Subtitling: Supervising Sound Engineer: Patrick Rodman Voice Direction: Wendee Lee | Carrie Savage as Shima Katase Kari Wahlgren as Arisa Glennorth Kevin Hatcher as Kouta Otoyama Andrew Watton as Kent Austin Anne Loveman as Leila Barthes David Lelyveld as Masaru Odawara Julie Ann Taylor as Ayaka Machida Marie Danielle as Rinna Kazamatsuri Michelle Ruff as Yayoi Fujisawa Richard Cansino as Pierre Takida Sandy Fox as Rinna Andrew Watton as Odyssey Team Member C Annie Pastrano as Youko Otoyama Darrel Guilbeau as Masato Katase David Lelyveld as Odyssey Team Member B George C. Cole as Jane Alan as Najima Gebourg Joey Capps as Juno Mayor (ep 17) Joey Lotsko as Richard James Kate Davis as Akira Kayama Lex Lang as Mia Bradly as Ren Renge Michael McConnohie as Sean Roberts as Taylor Henry as Terry Stone as Clark Commander Tony Oliver as Wendee Lee as Chiaki Katase | |||||||
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