Desert Punk (TV)
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Director: Takayuki Inagaki Series Composition: Hiroshi Yamaguchi Script: Hiroshi Yamaguchi Music: Kouhei Tanaka Original creator: Masatoshi Usune Character Design: Takahiro Yoshimatsu Art director: Shinichi Tanimura Chief Animation Director: Takahiro Yoshimatsu Animation director: Hiroki Sugawara (ep 15) Sound director: Satoshi Motoyama Director of Photography: Naoki Kitamura Executive producer: Producer: Assistant director: Shin Itagaki Assistant producer: Editing: Kiyoshi Hirose Key Animation: Hiroki Sugawara (eps 5, 10) Original Manga: Masatoshi Usune Planning: Shouji Murahama Sound Effects: Masahiro Shoji Theme Song Performance: | Chihiro Suzuki as Chiwa Saito as Jiro Saito as Norio Wakamoto as Tomoko Kotani as Wotoya Kawano as Yasuhiro Takato as Akira Kushida as Atsushi Imaruoka as Eiji Maruyama as Hiroshi Kamiya as Houko Kuwashima as Ikkei Seta as Isao Yamagishi as Kazuo Hara as Kenichi Mine as Kenta Miyake as Kousuke Kobayashi as Mitsuaki Hoshi as Nozomi Masu as Shigeru Mogi as Tamio Ohki as Tamio Sobami as Yoichi Masukawa as Yuko Minaguchi as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Script: Executive producer: Producer: ADR Engineer: Assistant Video Editor: Asst. Script Supervisor: Susan Poore Asst. Talent Coordinator: Scott Garner DVD Authoring: Dylan Rogers DVD Menu Audio: Matt Chaney DVD Menu Design: TJ Larson Head Writer: Eric Vale Japanese Translations: Clyde Mandelin Line Producer: Justin Cook Mix Engineer: Adrian Cook Post Production Assistant: Production Coordination: Melissa Mauney Script Supervisor: Jacqueline Gilbert Talent Coordinator: Tara Williams Theme Song Performance: Video Editor: | Eric Vale as Luci Christian as Callie Young as Cole Brown as Jamie Marchi as Jeremy Inman as Justin Cook as Kenny Green as Mike McFarland as Randy Tallman as Stephanie Young as Alison Viktorin as Amy Rosenthal as Andrew Rye as Andrew Tipps as Bill Flynn as Bill Jenkins as Charles Baker as Chris Ayres as Chris Cason as Christopher Bevins as Clarine Harp as Cynthia Cranz as Daniel Katsük as Doug Burks as Elise Baughman as Grant James as Greg Ayres as Gwendolyn Lau as Ian Sinclair as J Paul Slavens as Jakie Cabe as Jamie Marchi as Jason Douglas as Jason Lloyd as Jerome Fifty-Seven as Jerry Russell as Jim Foronda as Jim Johnson as John Burgmeier as John Gremillion as Justin Pate as Kent Williams as Kevin M. Connolly as Lydia Mackay as Majken Kunishima as Mark Lancaster as Mark Stoddard as Markus Lloyd as Matthew Tompkins as Melinda Allen as Monica Rial as Paul Dudley as Paul Slavens as Robert McCollum as Ryan Morgan as Scott Freeman as Sonny Strait as Trina Nishimura as Troy Baker as Tyler Walker as | |||||||
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