Bubblegum Crisis (OAV)
AD Police Files (OAV) (prequel)
Bubblegum Crash (OAV) (sequel)
Bubblegum Crisis: Grand Mal (U.S. manga) (spinoff)
Bubblegum Crisis: Tokyo 2040 (TV) (spinoff)
AD Police (TV) (spinoff)
Parasite Dolls (OAV) (spinoff)
Bubblegum Crisis: Tokyo 2041 (TV) (sequel)
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Bubblegum Crisis Collection VHS
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| Bubblegum Crisis - DVD Box Set (DVD) 2004-11-09 (from $40.99) |
| Bubblegum Crisis (DVD 1) 2005-02-08 (from $6.99) |
| Bubblegum Crisis (DVD 2) 2005-03-08 (from $6.99) |
| Bubblegum Crisis (DVD 3) 2005-04-12 (from $6.99) |
| Bubblegum Crisis (DVD 4) 2005-05-10 (from $6.99) |
| Bubblegum Crisis 2032 Collection (DVD) |
Director: Screenplay: Music: Kouji Makaino Original Manga: Toshimichi Suzuki Character Design: Kenichi Sonoda Art director: Animation director: Mecha design: Director of Photography: Executive producer: Junji Fujita Producer: Audio Director: Noriyoshi Matsuura Chief Production Supervisor: Satoshi Urushihara (ep 7) Guest Character Designer: Satoshi Urushihara (ep 7) Key Animation: Shinya Ohira Planning: Toshimichi Suzuki Production Design: Theme Song Performance: | Akiko Hiramatsu as Nene Romanova Kinuko Oomori as Priscilla S. "Priss" Asagiri Michie Tomizawa as Linna Yamazaki Yoshiko Sakakibara as Sylia Stingray Aya Hisakawa as Lisa Vanette (Ep 8) Kenichi Ogata as Raven Kenyuu Horiuchi as Daley Wong Kiyoshi Kawakubo as Quincy Kouichi Yamadera as Fargo Maiko Hashimoto as Reika "Vision" Chang (Ep 7) Nozomu Sasaki as Mackie Stingray Shuuichi Ikeda as Brian J. Mason Toshio Furukawa as Leon McNichol Chisa Yokoyama as AD Police Receptionist Daisuke Gouri as Funk Hiroko Kasahara as Cynthia Hiroya Ishimaru as Sylia's father Ikuya Sawaki as Manager Issei Futamata as Miriam Junko Asami as Naoko Juurouta Kosugi as Frederick Kaneto Shiozawa as Gibson Kazuyuki Sogabe as Largo Keiichi Nanba as Retort Kyooko Hamura as Sho Masaaki Ohkura as AD Police Officer Masaharu Satou as ADP Chief Mayumi Shou as Naomi Megumi Hayashibara as Nam Michitaka Kobayashi as Announcer Miki Itou as Irene Chan (Ep 2) Sanshiro Nitta as Announcer Senri Nakajima as Sho's mother Shinya Ohtaki as Deputy Commander Teiji Oomiya as USSD Commander Urara Takano as Yasunori Matsumoto as Kou Yoshino Takamori as Sylvie (ep 5) Yuko Mizutani as Anri Yumi Touma as interviewer Yuusaku Yara as Bogey | |||||||
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Translation: Executive producer: Producer: Robert J. Woodhead Associate producer: Audio Engineer: Randy Drew Dialogue Editing: Dubbing: Randy Drew DVD Co-Producer: DVD Designer: Mike Whybark DVD Package Design: Lisa Page Ramey DVD Producer: Gary Brooks DVD Programmer: Gordon Newell DVD Quality Assurance: Chris Chalcraft Engineering Assistant: Eddie Harrell Mixing: Music Director: Chuck Agresta Production Assistant: Production Coordination: Susan Grillo SFX: Chuck Agresta Sound Design: Chuck Agresta Studio Manager: Maryann Webb Subtitle Script Editor: Roe R. Adams III Theme Song Performance: Sinda Nichols (as Priss) Vocal Arrangements: Jack Bowden Voice Direction: J. Randolph | Elizabeth Becka as Linna Yamazaki Jemila Ericson as Sylia Stingray Sinda Nichols as Priscilla S. "Priss" Asagiri Susan Grillo as Nene Romanova Amy Parrish as Lisa Vanette (Ep 8) Brad Moranz as Leon McNichol David Arnold as Quincy Eric Paisley as Brian J. Mason Frank Trimble as Mackie Stingray Geoffrey Honaker as Fargo Michael Titterton as Dr. Raven Mindi L. Lyons as Reika "Vision" Chang (Ep 7) Pierre Brulator as Largo Amanda Tancredi as ADP Receptionist Amy Parrish as Sho's Mother Barbara Lewis as ADP Communicator Belinda Bizic as Chuck Denson Jr. as Chuck Kinlaw as Daniel Clifton as Frederick David Kraus as David Long as Ebisu President Dick Bunting as Miriam Eddie Harrell as McLaren Elliot Preschutti as Ebisu Opperator Emily Young as Kate Gray Sibley as Hadley Eure as Meg Jack Bowden as Sings for The Replicants Jay Bryson as Jean Hrdlicka as Irene Chang Jon Gutman as Flint Joyce Leigh Bowden as Interviewer Katherine Kopec Burton as Anri Kevin Dowling as Prof. Stingray Kevin Reilly as Staffer A Loren Mash as Marc Matney as Mark Finncannon as Mr. Chang Mark Garber as Marshall Carroll as Daley Wong Martha Ellen Senseney as Sylvie Matt Sullivan as Michael Sinterniklaas as Michael S. Way as Commander Swarz Mike McGovern as Manager Mindi L. Lyons as Naomi Nathan Gray as Guard 1 Nicholas Bottom as Executive B Patt Noday as Scott Simpson as Bogarde Sean Clay as Steve Rassin as Checkpoint Guard Steve Vernon as Callahan Tammy Starling as Lou Ted Davis as Sho Timothy J. Walsh as G&B; Chairman Tom Holmes as Doctor Urara Takano as Female Boomer Vocals Zach Hanner as | |||||||
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| (none) | Catherine Desplaces as Priss Asagiri Christèle Billault as Linna Yamazaki Isabelle Volpe as Silya Stingray Laëtitia Godes as Nene Romanova Arnaud Laurent as Mackie Stingray Bruno Magne as Quincy Bruno Meyere as Leon McNichols Emmanuel Rausenberger as Brian J Mason Jérémy Zylberberg as Daily Wong Serge Bourrier as Commandant Schwartz | |||||||
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| (none) | Joel Mulachs as Priscilla Asagiri (Spain dub) Mercedes Diemand-Hartz as Renna Yamazaki (Spain dub) Victoria Ramos as Nancy Romanova (Spain dub) Alberto Trifol as Quincy (Spain dub) Angel de Gracia as Padre de Sylia (Spain dub) Jordi Pons as Mackie (Spain dub) José Javier Serrano as Frederick (Spain dub) Josep María Zamora as Jefe de Policía (Spain dub) Miriam Guilimany as Irene (Spain dub) Oriol Rafel as Leon McNichol (Spain dub) Xavier Fernández as Brian J. Mason (Spain dub) | |||||||
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| (none) | Antonella Baldini as Silja Barbara De Bortoli as Priss Federica De Bortoli as Nene Ilaria Latini as Linna Beatrice Margiotti as Vision Luciano Marchitiello as Leon Monica Ward as Anri Roberto Del Giudice as Dalej | |||||||
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