Space Adventure Cobra (TV)
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Director: Osamu Dezaki Script: Storyboard: Music: Original Manga: Buichi Terasawa Character Design: Art director: Animation director: Akio Sugino Director of Photography: Hirokata Takahashi Producer: Tatsuo Ikeuchi Assistant director: Yoshio Takeuchi Key Animation: Koji Morimoto Sound Effects: Masakazu Yokoyama | Nachi Nozawa as Cobra Yoshiko Sakakibara as Armoroid Lady Gara Takashima as Dominique Hidekatsu Shibata as Salamander Kiyoshi Kobayashi as Crystal Boy Reiko Tajima as Sandra Toshiko Fujita as Jane Yuko Sasaki as Catherine Royal Banjou Ginga as Col. Belga Chiyoko Kawashima as Executioner Bomber Daisuke Gouri as Nelson Royal Hideyuki Hori as Bud Hikojiro Matsumura as Doctor Hiromi Tsuru as Sierra Hiroshi Ohtake as Duck Issei Futamata as Berma R78 Jouji Yanami as Jingoro Junji Chiba as Rashik Junpei Takiguchi as Daimao Garutan Kan Tokumaru as Kazuko Sugiyama as Lucia Kazuko Yanaga as Ingres Angle Keiko Han as Vivi Keiko Ozaki as Ironhead Keiko Toda as Yuko Keisuke Yamashita as Jack Bysta Kenji Utsumi as Tavege Kiyomi Hanasaka as Miranda Kiyomi Hanasaki as Miranda Kiyoshi Komiyama as Bob Kôichi Kitamura as Carbin Mahito Tsujimura as Sgt. Duck Masaharu Satou as Masako Katsuki as Mason Michihiro Ikemizu as Herbie Mika Doi as Bellamy Minako Arakawa as Saboira Mugihito as Zigova's minion Naoko Kouda as Executioner Destroyer Noriko Tsukase as Koro Norio Wakamoto as Osamu Kato as Viken Reizô Nomoto as Zye Rihoko Yoshida as Priestess Sophia Ritsuo Sawa as Sand Jackal Ryuuji Saikachi as Dr. Magellan Saeko Shimazu as Eris Seizo Katou as Shigeharu Matsuda as Dragon Shigeyuki Hosoi as Hammerbolt Joe Shigezou Sasaoka as Shinya Ohtaki as Geck Clark Shojiro Kihara as Dog Salty Shozo Hirabayashi as Archbishop Rashid Shozo Iizuka as Dan Blood Takashi Taguchi as Ron Clark Takeo Ono as Old Miner Takeshi Aono as Vega Takeshi Watabe as Morton Tamio Ohki as King Zeek Tarô Ishida as Brian Reed Yasuo Muramatsu as L. Rodez Yasuo Tanaka as King Babel Yoshino Ohtori as Miss Mado Yoshito Yasuhara as Dober Diago Yousuke Naka as Pumpkin Yutaka Shimaka as Serombo | |||||||
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Executive producer: Mataichiro Yamamoto | Dan Woren as Cobra Barbara Goodson as Jane Catherine Battistone as Sandra Wendee Lee as Dominique Jeff Winkless as Crystal Boy Joan-Carol O'Connell as Lady Kirk Thornton as Professor Topolov Mari Devon as Catherine | |||||||
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Theme Song Performance: Olivier Constantin | Jean-Claude Montalban as Cobra Albert Augier as Torno Catherine Lafond as Claude Chantal as Claude Dasset as Danielle Volle as Armanoïde, Dominique, Catherine Evelyne Selena as Norma Herman Francine Laine as Francis Lax as L'homme plante Françoise Pavy as Georges Atlas as Gelt, Zahora Georges Lycan as Palmas, Salamandar, Galtan Gérard Hernandez as Karzal Henry Djanik as Canos Jacques Chevalier as Jacques Torrens as L'homme de verre (voix 2) Jane Val as Prêtresse Sophia Jean-Claude Montalban as Cobra Lily Baron as Elsa Marc François as Le Docteur (ép. 25) Marcel Jemma as Maurice Sarfati as Michel Bedetti as Nadine Delanoë as Terrora, Lucia Rodotti Pierre Fromont as Pierre Trabaud as Raoul Delfosse as Brian Reedép., Velma R78, Sady Rebbot as Jacques Brenlou Serge Lhorca as L'homme de verre (voix 1) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Roberto Alexander | Marcela Bordes as Jane Rogers | |||||||
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