MegaMan NT Warrior (TV)
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MegaMan NT Warrior DVD 1
Director: Takao Kato Script: Music: Katsumi Horii Character Design: Mitsuru Ishihara Art director: Hachidai Takayama Director of Photography: Katsutoshi Hirose Producer: Assistant producer: Hidenori Miyazawa Color design: Natsuyo Ban Music producer: Takayuki Nagasawa Production Supervision: Prop Design: Koji Watanabe Recording Director: Jin Aketagawa Series construction: Kenichi Araki Sound Effects: Mitsuru Kageyama Theme Song Composition: Yo Tsuji (OP) Theme Song Performance: | Akiko Kimura as Rockman Kumiko Higa as Netto Hikari Hinako Kanamaru as Yaito Ayakouji Kaori Mizuhashi as Meiru Sakurai Masako Joh as Roll Masaya Matsukaze as Blues Mitsuki Saiga as Enzan Ijuuin Yasuhiko Kawazu as Glide Yoshimitsu Shimoyama as Gutsman Yûsuke Numata as Dekao Ohyama Akiko Kimura as Rush Akiko Nakagawa as Chihiro Suzuki as Elecman Chiyako Shibahara as CutMan Daiki Nakamura as Thunderman Hidenari Ugaki as Bomberman Hideyuki Umezu as Gauss Magnets Hiroaki Ishikawa as Stoneman Hyousei as Miyuki Kuroi Iemasa Kayumi as Mayor Drill Issei Futamata as Heatman Jin Horikawa as Junko Noda as Katsumi Chou as Wily Katsuyuki Konishi as Keiichi Sonobe as Maha Jurama Keiji Fujiwara as Keiko Nemoto as Forte Keikou Sakai as Kingman Kenta Miyake as Kentarou Itou as Shadowman Koichi Sakaguchi as Napaamman Kouichi Nagano as Yuuichirou Hikari Kousuke Okano as Daisuke Hayami Kumiko Watanabe as Tohru Hikawa Masako Joh as Haruka Hikari Masako Nozawa as Elec Mama (ep 30) Masaru Motegi as Quickman Masaya Onosaka as Torakichi Aragoma Mizuki Ohtsuka as Boy (ep 39) Nobuo Tobita as Raoul Noriko Hidaka as Omi Minami as Saroma Riichi Nishimoto as Skullman Rio Natsuki as Millionaire Ryusei Nakao as Snakeman Sakura Nogawa as AKI Satoshi Katougi as Souichirou Tanaka as Freezeman Susumu Chiba as Takeshi Koyama as Takuma Suzuki as Tomoko Ishimura as Chisao Ohyama Tomoko Kawakami as Princess Pride Tomoyuki Kouno as Magnetman Toshihide Tsuchiya as Woodman Yuji Ueda as | |||||||
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Music: Executive producer: Akira Fujita Producer: John Easum Additional Sound Effects: Bryan Rennie Assistant recording Engineer: Marc Matsumoto Audio Post Production Supervisor: Keith A. Goddard Dialogue Editing: Production Coordination: Re-Recording Mixing: Keith A. Goddard Recording engineer: Aaron Nordean Script Adaptation: Story Editor: Mary Elizabeth McGlynn Video Editor: Leland Miller Visual Effects: Voice Direction: Karl Willems | Alex Doduk as Lan Andrew Francis as MegaMan Brad Swaile as Lan (ep 18 +) Brittney Wilson as Maylu Janyse Jaud as Ms. Mari Jocelyne Loewen as Yai Lenore Zann as Roll Michael Kopsa as laserman Paul Dobson as Mr. Wily Richard Newman as Maysa Scott McNeil as GutsMan Tony Sampson as Dex Alvin Sanders as Andrew Toth as WackoMan Anna Cummer as Miyu Bill Switzer as Chaud Brian Dobson as Arashi Brian Drummond as Cathy Weseluck as Kid Grave Colin Murdock as Danny McKinnon as Chisao David Kaye as Don Brown as French Tickner as Mayor of Neotopia Gabe Khouth as ShiningMan's Owner James Blight as Technician Janyse Jaud as Bightland Computer Jillian Michaels as Jonathan Holmes as Famous Kelly Sheridan as Sal Kirby Morrow as Lee Tockar as Maggie Blue O'Hara as Mark Oliver as FreezeMan Matt Hill as Bass Michael Adamthwaite as Mr. Hikari Michael Dobson as Michael Kopsa as PharaohMan Nick Harrison as BlasterMan Nicole Oliver as Paul Dobson as Peter New as AirMan Reece Thompson as Tory Froid Richard Ian Cox as NoodleMan Ron Halder as Ross Douglas as TorchMan Russell Roberts as KnightMan Samuel Vincent as Scott McNeil as Sharon Alexander as Ribitta Tabitha St. Germain as Maddy Ted Cole as Glide Trevor Devall as Ward Perry as StoneMan | |||||||
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| (none) | Brigitte Lecordier as Lan Ikari Fabrice Josso as Megaman Laurence sacquet as Maylu Laurence Saquet as Maylu Marianne Leroux as Roll Alexandra Garijo as Yai Barbara Villesange as sal Bruno Dubernat as Geoffrey Vigier as Tory Jean-Claude Montalban as Jean-luc Kayser as Laurence Saquet as Maddy Marianne Leroux as Miyu Nessym Guetat as Philippe Dumond as Mr Match Philippe Peythieu as Yahoot Serge Faliu as Higsby Véronique Alycia as Mari Vincent Crouzet as Chaud Vincent Violette as Maysa Yann Le Madic as Dex | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: | Albert Trifol Segarra as Lan Hikari (Catalan dub) Alex De Porrata as MegaMan (Catalan dub) Circe Luna as Maylu Diana Torres as Megaman (Spain dub) Enzo Fortuny as Lan Gabriel Ramos as Mega Man Marta Sáinz as Maylu Sakurai (Spain dub) Pilar González Aguado as Lan Hikari (Spain dub) Albert Roig as Mr. Match (Catalan dub) Angel Amorós as Maysa (Comandante Beef) (Spain dub) Elena Ruiz as Srta. Mari (Spain dub) Eugenio Barona as GutsMan (Spain dub) Francesc Belda as Gutsman (Catalan dub) Gabriel Chavez as Mr. Wily José María Carrero as Dex Oyama (Spain dub) Luis Vicente Ivars as Mr. Willy el jefazo (Spain dub) Meritxell Ané as Roll (Catalan dub) Miriam Valencia as Roll (Spain dub) Núria Trifol as Maylu Sakurai (Catalan dub) Pilar González Aguado as Yai Ayano (Spain dub) Ricardo Mendoza as ProtoMan Roser Aldabó as Haruka Hikari (Catalan dub) Roser Vilches as Yai Ayano (Catalan dub) Angel Amorós as Armando Coria as Mr. Match Arturo Mercado as Elecman Blas Garcia as Magicman Carlos Díaz as Tory Carmen Podio as Diana Perez as Sra. Hikari Diana Torres as Aki (Spain dub) Eduardo Fonseca as Yahoot Eduardo Garza as Numberman Elena Ruiz as Enrique J. Lles as Eugenio Barona as Gonzalo Curiel as Mr Gauss Guillermo Coria as Maysa/Com. Beef Héctor Moreno as Stoneman Ignacio Alonso as Senor Gauss (Spain dub) Jorge Ornelas as Blasterman José Núñez as José María Carrero as Juan Navarro Torello as Juan Carlos Lozano as Leopoldo Ballesteros as Liliana Barba as Miyu Luis Daniel Ramirez as Dex Luis Vicente Ivars as Marta Sáinz as Wackoman (Spain dub) Miguel Angel Ghigliazza as Torchman Mónica Villaseñor as Maddy Pep Papell as Pepa Agudo as Miyu Kuroi (Spain dub) Pilar González Aguado as Rafael Calvo as Alcade Daryl (Spain dub) Rafael Rivera as Count Zap Rais David Báscones as Regina Kwapong-Kumi as PhysaliMan (Spain dub) Rosa Vivas as Salvador Serrano as Raoul (Spain dub) Eugenio Barona (Spain dub) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Anton Giulio Castagna Executive producer: Mariagrazia Boccardo Dialogues: Dubbing Assistant: Liselotte Parisi | Alessandro Vanni as Lan Hikari Stefano Crescentini as Megaman Dante Biagioni as Mr. Wily Gerolamo Alchieri as Maysa / Cap. Beef Letizia Ciampa as Maylu Sakurai Paolo Vivio as Dex Oyama Perla Liberatori as Yai Ayano Rita Baldini as Miss Mari Roberto Draghetti as Gutsman Valentina Mari as Roll Alessandro Tiberi as Protoman Alessio Nissolino as Chaud Blaze Antonella Baldini as Ribbita Bruno Alessandro as Signor Gauss Claudia Razzi as Signora Milionaire Daniela Calò as Miyu Kuroi / Mysteriyu Daniele Formica as Davide Lepore as Domitilla D'Amico as Maddy Eleonora Reti as Sal / Black Rose Enrico Pallini as Glide Fabrizio Temperini as Raoul Fabrizio Vidale as Francesco Meoni as Elecman Francesco Prando as Dottore Hikari Franco Mannella as Signor Higsby Gemma Donati as Aki Jacopo Castagna as Tory Froid Loris Loddi as Luigi Ferraro as Sharkman Mario Bombardieri as Stoneman Massimo Lodolo as Conte Zap Maurizio Reti as Dott. Froid Mauro Bosco as Woodman Nanni Baldini as Oreste Baldini as Skullman Rachele Paolelli as Signora Hikari Romano Malaspina as Pharaohman Simone Crisari as Kid Grave | |||||||
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| (none) | Marcel Collé as MegaMan Andreas Hosang as MagicMan Axel Lutter as MagnetMan Bernhard Völger as Count Zap David Nathan as Mr. Match David Turba as Lan Hikari Diana Borgwardt as Ribbita Fabian Hollwitz as Tory Froid/Tohru Hikawa Frank Ciazynski as Daryl Frank Schröder as Mr. Famous Gerald Paradies as Maysa / Cmdr. Beef Gerald Schaale as WackoMan Gerrit Schmidt-Foss as Protoman/Blues Gundi Eberhard as Ms. Mari Helmut Gauss as Mr. Gauss Ilona Otto as Maylu Jan Spitzer as StoneMan Jörg Hengstler as PharaoMan Julia Ziffer as Sal Karlo Hackenberger as ShadowMan Kim Hasper as Dave Klaus Lochthove as SkullMan Marlin Wick as Wachmann Martina Treger as Ms. Millionare Michael Bauer as Walt Michael Christian as Raoul Michael Iwannek as SnakeMan Norbert Gescher as Yahoot Olaf Reichmann as Mr. Higsby Oliver Feld as Glyde Oliver Siebeck as FreezeMan Rainer Fritzsche as ElecMan Ranja Bonalana as Miyu Reinhard Scheunemann as TorchMan Robin Kahnmeyer as Kid Grave Rüdiger Evers as Butler Santiago Ziesmer as NumberMan Schaukje Könning as Mrs. Hikari Sebastian Jacob as QuickMan Sebastian Schulz as Chaud Blaze/Enzan Ijuin Susanne Hermann as Prinzessin Pride Susanne Kaps as Aki Thoma Nero Wolff as Mr. Hikari Thomas Kästner as Mr. Wily Tilo Schmitz as Subaro Tom Deininger as KnightMan Tommy Morgenstern as IceMan Uli Krohm as GutsMan Uschi Hugo as Roll Victoria Sturm as Maddy Walter Alich as WoodMan Wanja Gerick as Junge | |||||||
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| (none) | Anneke Beukman as Lan's Mum Bram Bart as Higsby Dieter Jansen as Edna Kalb as Teacher Fred Meijer as Mr. Match Hero Muller as Mr. Willy Jannemien Cnossen as Maylu Louis van Beek as Lan Marjolein Algera as Sander de Heer as Maysa Stan Limburg as Glide | |||||||
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Script: Charmaine Cordoviz Translation: Charmaine Cordoviz Script Assistant: Alexandra Sagrado | David Sta. Maria as Blues Grace Cornel as Montreal Repuyan as Rose Barin as Charmaine Cordoviz as David Sta. Maria as Grace Cornel as Madoi Iroaya Raymond Narag as Meijin Eguchi Rose Barin as Shuryou Gospel | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: Jetix Polska | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Marcelo Campos | Angelica Santos as Yai Ayano Fábio Lucindo as Megaman Fátima Noya as Maylu Sakurai Júlia Castro as Lan Adriana Pissardini as Sra Hikari(Lan's Mom) Afonso Amajones as Gutsman Alexandre Marconato as Carlos Silveira as Maysa/Comandante Beef Fernanda Bulara as Roll Jussara Marques as Princesa Orgulho(Pride) Letícia Quinto as Maddy Luciana Baroli as Miyu Kuroi/Misteriyu Luís Carlos de Morais as Sr Wily Marcelo Campos as Torchman Márcia Regina as Ribitta (2nd voice) Marli Bortoleto as Professora Mari Raquel Marinho as Ribbita (1st voice) Roberto Rocha as Rodrigo Andreatto as Sérgio Rufino as Sr Famoso (Mr Famous) Tânia Gaidarji as Sal/Rosa Negra Tatá Guarnieri as Thiago Keplemaier as Tory Froid Vagner Fagundes as Wackoman Wellington Lima as Skullman Afonso Amajones as Mr Froid (2nd voice from lost episode) Alfredo Rollo as Arashi Fábio Lucindo as Megaman (Rockman) Fábio Moura as Sr Ayano (Yai's dad) Júlia Castro as Lan Hikari Marcelo Campos as Computador do Lan (ep 1) Melissa Garcia as Roberto Leite as Vagner Fagundes as Protoman Wendell Bezerra as Chaud | |||||||
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