Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex 2nd GIG (TV)
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Director: Kenji Kamiyama Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Yoko Kanno Original Manga: Masamune Shirow Original Character Design: Makoto Shimomura Character Design: Art director: Animation director: Mechanical design: 3D Director: Makoto Endo Sound director: Kazuhiro Wakabayashi Director of Photography: Koji Tanaka Executive producer: Producer: 2D Work: Akiko Nakayama 3D Animation: Assistant Color Coordination: Miho Tanaka Assistant producer: Katsuji Morishita (2nd GIG) Background Art: Calibration And Effects: Kayo Kojio Casting Management: Chief Writer: Kenji Kamiyama Color Check: Color Coordination: Yumiko Katayama Color Style: Composite: Digital Paint: Editing: In-Between Animation: In-Between Supervisor: Individual Eleven Logo: Paul Nicholson Key Animation: Line Producer: Tomohisa Nishimura Material Coordinator: Akiko Homareda Mix Engineer: Tooru Kadokura Monitor Graphics Animatior: Hidekatsu Kamimura (all eps, ED) Music Director: Yoshimoto Ishikawa Music producer: Toshiaki Ohta Production Committee: Public Relations: Recording engineer: Noboru Haraguchi Scanning: Sound Effects: Daisuke Jinbo Special Effects: Masahiro Murakami Story Concept: Mamoru Oshii (2nd GIG) System Solution: Jun Koishikawa (2nd GIG) Tachikoma 3D Producer: Kouji Takamori (Trilogy Future Studio) Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: Unit Manager: | Akio Ohtsuka as Batou Atsuko Tanaka as Motoko Kusanagi Kouichi Yamadera as Togusa Ken Nishida as Kazunoto Gouda (2nd Gig) Ooki Sugiyama as Proto Osamu Saka as Daisuke Aramaki Rikiya Koyama as Hideo Kuze Sakiko Tamagawa as Tachikoma Taimei Suzuki as Kubota Takashi Onozuka as Pazu Toru Ohkawa as Saito Yoshiko Sakakibara as Prime Minister Yoko Kayabuki (2nd Gig) Yutaka Nakano as Ishikawa Akimitsu Takase as Colleague A (ep 2) Eiji Sekiguchi as Red Man (ep 6) Eisuke Asakura as Ranger B (ep 4) Emiko Fuku as Eri Oono as Operator Goro Naya as Old Man (ep 17 of 2nd gig) Hiroaki Hirata as Gino (ep 2) Hirofumi Nojima as Jigabachi AV Pilot (ep 4) Ikuji Nose as Terrorist (ep. 1 2nd Gig) Kaori Mine as Embassy Staff (ep 2nd Gig) Kazusa Murai as Reporter (ep 2) Keiji Fujiwara as Rod (ep 14 2nd Gig) Kenichi Mochizuki as Kenji Nomura as Mihashi (ep 6) Koichi Sakaguchi as Stallkeeper (ep 6) Koujirou Takahashi as Makoto Aoki as SWAT Member (ep 1 2nd Gig) Makoto Yasumura as Masahiro Ogata as Azuma (2nd Gig) Masaki Nakai as Ranger A (ep 4) Masako Inui as Support AI (ep 4) Masao Harada as Ranger C (ep 4) Megumi Hayashibara as Minami Takayama as Chay (ep. 17) Mitsuaki Hoshi as Individual 11 Member (ep 38) Nobuyuki Hiyama as Rin Kozue as Idol (ep 2) Sakiko Tamagawa as Uchikoma (ep. 26 2nd Gig) Shigeru Wakita as Colleague C (ep 2) Shinnosuke Furumoto as Laborer (ep 6) Shinpachi Tsuji as Coordinator (ep 6) Shuuhei Sakaguchi as Colleague D (ep 2) Soichiro Shibata as Colleague E (ep 2) Takehiro Murozono as Colleague B (ep 2) Tarô Yamaguchi as Boma Tetsuo Mizudori as Chairman Tsutomo Tadokoro (ep 29) Tomomichi Nishimura as Katakura (ep 2) Wataru Takagi as Man (ep 19) Yasuo Iwata as Dietman (ep 2) Yasushi Niko as GCI B (ep 4) Yoshikazu Nagano as SWAT Member (ep. 1 2nd Gig) Yoshinori Muto as Chief Cabinet Secretary Takakura (2nd Gig) Yousuke Akimoto as Interior Minister (ep 1 of 2nd Gig) Yuji Ueda as Ueda (ep 36) Yuu Sugimoto as GCI A (ep 4) Yuuichi Nagashima as Coil (ep 49) Yuzuru Fujimoto as Commissioner General (ep 5) | |||||||
ADR Director: Kevin Seymour Translation: David Fleming ADR Script: Executive producer: Producer: Chief Producer: Charles McCarter (Bandai Entertainment) Co-Producer: Kei Onishi Digital ADR Tracking: Collin McQueen Final Mix: Les Claypool III Online Supervisor: Ken Ohara Production Assistant: Kanae Saki Subtitle Timing: David Fleming | Crispin Freeman as Togusa Mary Elizabeth McGlynn as Motoko Kusanagi Richard Epcar as Batou Barbara Goodson as Prime Minister Kayabuki (eps 27-52) Bill Basset as Chief Cabinet Secretary Takakura Dave Wittenberg as Saito Dean Wein as Bouma Erik Davies as Azuma Kirk Thornton as Hideo Kuze Michael Forest as Kubota Michael McCarty as Ishikawa Rebecca Forstadt as Tachikoma Richard Miro as Proto Robert Buchholz as Pazu Sherry Lynn as Tachikoma William Frederick Knight as Daisuke Aramaki Alan Oppenheimer as Captain of the Riot Police (Ep. 45) Alyss Henderson as Radio Operator (Ep. 33) Beau Billingslea as Commissioner (Ep. 31) Brian Beacock as Ueda (Ep. 36) Carrie Daniels as Tachikoma Catherine Battistone as Shopkeeper (Ep. 37) Christopher Carrol as Assemblyman (Ep. 28) Christopher Smith as Izumi (Ep. 36) Cindy Robinson as Female Hostage (Ep. 27) Colleen O'Shaughnessey as Tachikoma Dan Woren as Scout (Ep. 44) Daran Norris as U.S. Army Commander (Ep. 40) Darrel Guilbeau as Man A (ep 12,13) Dave Mallow as Gohda's Aide (Ep. 49) Dave Wittenberg as Gino's Co-Worker #1 (Ep. 28) David Earnest as David Lodge as Debra Jean Rogers as Derek Stephen Prince as Labourer (Ep. 32) Doug Stone as Illegal Doctor (Ep. 45) Douglas Rye as Ewan Chung as Lab Technician Fleet Cooper as Trainee (Ep. 37) Grant George as Akamine J.B. Blanc as Rod (Ep. 40) James Murray as War Photographer (Ep. 42) Jamieson Price as Roland (Ep. 44) Jason C. Miller as Mihashi (Ep. 32, 38) Jessica Straus as Joe Cappelletti as Fake Wong Chu Ren (Ep. 34) Joe Romersa as Coil (Ep. 46) Joey Camen as Tanaka Watanabe John Rafter Lee as Dobashi (Ep. 38) John Snyder as Kazunoto Gouda (eps 30-52) Johnny Yong Bosch as Helicopter Pilot (Ep. 50) Julie Maddalena as Tachikoma Julie Ann Taylor as Ran (Ep. 37) Karen Strassman as Artificial A.I.'s (Ep. 35) Kari Wahlgren as Kim Strauss as Angelica (Ep. 44) Kirk Baily as Lara Jill Miller as Tachikoma Lex Lang as Refugee (Ep. 45-46) Lia Sargent as Tachikoma (2nd Gig) Liam O'Brien as Megan Hollingshead as Nurse (Ep. 37) Melissa Fahn as Michael Lindsay as Michael Reynolds as Commissioner-General (Ep. 42) Michelle Ruff as Mona Marshall as Neil Kaplan as SWAT Team Leader (Ep. 27) Patricia Ja Lee as Female Soldier (Ep. 49) Patrick Seitz as Paul Mercier as Youichi Misawa (Ep. 28) Paul St. Peter as Refugee (Ep. 33) Peggy O'Neal as Tachikoma Peter Doyle as Peter Lurie as Gino's Chief (Ep. 28) Peter Spellos as Inspector (Ep. 39) Quinton Flynn as Trainee (Ep. 37) Rebecca Forstadt as Refugee Aid Fund Phone Operator (Ep. 28) Robert Axelrod as Chairman Katakura (Ep. 28) Sandy Fox as Simon Prescott as Professor Asura (Ep. 41) Skip Stellrecht as Stephanie Sheh as Stephen Apostolina as Security Guard #1 (Ep. 29) Steve Kramer as Tadokoro (Ep. 29) Steven Blum as Captain of the Ship (Ep. 47) Tom Wyner as Minister of the Interior Tony Oliver as Newscaster Tracey Rooney as Ruriko Asagi (Ep. 32) Wendee Lee as Kaori (Ep. 39) Yuri Lowenthal as Brad MacDonald (2nd Gig) Dana Craig (Ep. 50) David Earnest (Ep. 49-51) Joe Cappelletti (Ep. 49-51) Patrick Seitz (Ep. 49-51) Richard Miro (Ep. 49-51) Stephanie Sheh (Ep. 50-51) | |||||||
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| (none) | Daniel Beretta as Batou Helene Bizot as Motoko Kusanagi Yann Pichon as Togusa | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: DVD Distribution: Selecta Visión TV Distribution: Selecta Visión | |||||||
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Editorial Coordination: Luca Ficarelli (DVD) | (none) | |||||||
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| (none) | Andreas Hosang as Boma Angela Ringer as Tachikoma #4 Anjy Rybiczka as Tachikoma #3 Christin Marquitan as Motoko Kusanagi Claudia Urbschat-Mingues as Kayabuki Daniela Reidies as Tachikoma #2 Erich Räuker as Ishikawa Hasso Zorn as Aramaki Klaus-Peter Grap as Togusa Lutz Schnell as Hideo Kuze Michael Bauer as Saito Sabine Mazay as Tachikoma #1 Tilo Schmitz as Batou Udo Schenk as Kazundo Gouda | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: Otaku (2nd Gig season) | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: MC Entertainment | |||||||
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| (none) | Licensed by: Proware Multimedia International Co., Ltd. | |||||||
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