Negadon: The Monster from Mars (movie)
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Director: Jun Awazu Script: Jun Awazu Music: Shingo Terasawa Producer: CoMix Wave Inc. Kazuki Sunami Animation Modeling: Makoto Miyahara Animation/Modeling: Jun Awazu (CGI) Coordinator: Editing Studio: EIKO Ending Paint: Makiko Oishi Mixing: Shun Tanaka Online Editor: Kazunari Kurusu SFX Supervisor: Kenjiro Kato Song: Shingo Terasawa (Main Theme) Supervision: Kenjiro Kato (VFX) Theme Song Lyrics: Kenjiro Kato (Main Theme) | Akane Yumoto as Emi Narasaki Dai Shimizu as Ryuichi Narasaki Masafumi Kishi as TV Announcer Takuma Sasahara as Seiji Yoshizawa Tim Werenko as Other Voices | |||||||
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ADR Script: Tom Wayland Executive producer: John O'Donnell Producer: Stephanie Shalofsky ADR Engineer: Tom Wayland Video Production Manager: Tim Werenko Voice Direction: Tom Wayland | Annice Moriarty as Emi Narasaki Dan Green as Seiji Yoshizawa Marc Thompson as TV Announcer Sean Schemmel as Ryuichi Narasaki | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Stefano Brusa Art director: Andrea Sergio Translation: Yumiko Salvitti Dialogues: Gianluca Aicardi Dubbing Assistant: Giulia Buffa Executive Director: Carlo Cavazzoni Production Assistant: | Romano Malaspina as Proff. Narasaki Angela Brusa as Emi Fabrizio Odetto as Yoshigawa Riccardo Lombardo as Narrator Stefano Brusa as TV speaker | |||||||
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Voice Direction: Marina Tamassy | Gerhard Piske as Ryuichi Narasaki Marina Tamassy as Emi Narasaki Mathias Wendel as Seiji Yoshizawa Rino Galiano as Volker Heldrich as | |||||||
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