Magic Knight Rayearth (TV)
Related anime:
Magic Knight Rayearth 2 (TV 2) (1995-04-10 to 1995-11-27, sequel)
Rayearth (OAV) (1997-07-25, alternate retelling)
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Related reviews:
Rayearth VHS 1-2
| Related releases: |
| Magic Knight Rayearth - Economy Box I (DVD) 2005-06-14 (from $24.99) |
| Magic Knight Rayearth - World of DVD Box Set (DVD) 2006-12-05 (from $35.38) |
| Magic Knight Rayearth - Season 1 Remastered (DVD) 2009-10-27 (from $29.99) |
| Magic Knight Rayearth - Economy Box (DVD 2) 2005-08-16 (from $22.49) |
| Magic Knight Rayearth - Memorial Box 1 (DVD 1-5) 2000-05-30 (from $95.99) |
Chief Director: Toshihiro Hirano Director: Masami Obari (OP) Scenario: Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Hayato Matsuo Original creator: CLAMP Character Design: Atsuko Ishida Art director: Tsutomu Ishigaki Animation director: Mecha design: Masahiro Yamane Sound director: Yasuo Uragami Director of Photography: Takashi Nomura Producer: Animation: Animation Check: Animation producer: Keitaro Motonaga (ED) CG Work: Color design: Editing: Hajime Okayasu Layout: Hiroyuki Onoda Monster Design: Masahiro Yamane Music producer: Yuuki Horio Music Supervision: Koichi Sugiyama Planning: Naohiko Noda Series Organization: Keiko Maruo Series Supervision: Nanase Ohkawa Sound Effects: Junichi Sasaki Special Effects: Theme Song Performance: | Hekiru Shiina as Hiroko Kasahara as Konami Yoshida as Akio Ohtsuka as Emi Shinohara as Hideyuki Tanaka as Juurouta Kosugi as Megumi Ogata as Minami Takayama as Nozomu Sasaki as Ryotaro Okiayu as Takumi Yamazaki as Tesshô Genda as Yukimasa Kishino as Yuko Nagashima as Yuri Amano as Yuri Shiratori as Chafurin as Kae Araki as Masaharu Satou as Minoru Inaba as Naoki Makishima as Rin Mizuhara as Saeko Shimazu as Saeko Yoshizawa as Sanae Miyuki as Satomi Koorogi as Tomokazu Seki as Yousuke Akimoto as Yuka Imai as Yumi Touma as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Eric P. Sherman Translation: Rika Takahashi Executive producer: ADR Recording Engineer: Patrick Rodman Closing Music Engineer: Danny Williams Music Mixing Engineer: Joe Romersa Packaging Design: Merideth Mulroney Production Associate: John M. Cusimano Production Supervision: Clark Cheng Re-Recording Mixing: Thomas J. Maydeck Studio Administration: Theme Song Performance: Sandy Fox | Julie Maddalena as Ruby Marlowe as Wendee Lee as Alexis Lang as Barbara Goodson as Jane Alan as John Smallberries as Kaeko Sakamoto as Lex Lang as Mona Marshall as Selece Zan as Steve Cannon as Terrence Stone as Terry Roberts as Wendee Lee as Brianne Siddall as Bridget Hoffman as Doug Stone as Jane Alan as Jessica Gee as Lex Lang as Michelle Ruff as Penelope Price as Sandy Fox as Steve Cannon as Wendee Lee as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Emmanuel Liénart ADR Script: ADR Coordination: ADR Supervision: Benoit Dupac Sound Engineer: | Claire Tefnin as Julie Basecqz as Nathalie Hugo as Nathalie Hugo as Alexandre Crépet as Beatrice Wegnez as Célia Torrens as Christophe Hespel as Gregory Praet as Hélène Couvert as Lionel Bourguet as Marcha Van Boven as Marsha Van Boven as Olivier Cuvelier as Stéphane Excoffier as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Roberto Colucci | Angelines Santana as Gladys Parra as Ivette Gonzalez as Marcela Bordes as Alejandro Abdalah as Ana Grinta as Angelines Santana as Carlos Carrillo as Erika Araujo as Gabriela DeMarco as Gabriela León as Guillermo Romano as Juan Cuadra as Juan Zadala as Ruben Trujillo as Ulises Cuadra as Victor Mares Jr. as Érika Robledo as Gabriela León as Guillermo Romano as Ruben Trujillo as Victor Mares Jr. as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Translation: Achille Brambilla (TV edition) Dialogues: Mixing: Moreno Grossi Pometti (TV edition) Publisher: Nicola Bartolini Carrassi (TV edition) Synchronization: Giancarlo Martino (TV edition) Theme Song Performance: Transcription: | Alessandra Karpoff as Cinzia Massironi as Daniela Fava as Elisabetta Spinelli as Emanuela Pacotto as Patrizia Scianca as Aldo Stella as Davide Garbolino as Diego Sabre as Enrico Bertorelli as Federica Valenti as Irene Scalzo as Loredana Nicosia as Lorella De Luca as Mariagrazia Errigo as Maurizio Scattorin as Monica Bonetto as Nicola Bartolini Carrassi as Patrizia Salmoiraghi as Patrizio Prata as Riccardo Lombardo as Riccardo Rovatti as Simone D'Andrea as Caterina Rochira as Claudio Moneta as Dania Cericola as Debora Magnaghi as Emanuela Pacotto as Fabrizio De Giovanni as Federica Valenti as Flavio Arras as Gabriele Calindri as Giusy Di Martino as Gledis Pace as Lara Parmiani as Lisa Mazzotti as Loredana Nicosia as Lorella De Luca as Luca Bottale as Maddalena Vadacca as Marcella Silvestri as Marcello Cortese as Marco Balzarotti as Marina Thovez as Monica Bonetto as Oliviero Corbetta as Paolo Torrisi as Patrizia Scianca as Roberta Gallina Laurenti as Sergio Romano' as Simone D'Andrea as Stefania Patruno as Tony Fuochi as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Danny Mandia (ABS-CBN) Translation: Theme Song Performance: | Aya Bejer as Charmaine Cordoviz as Cynthia Villanueva as Daisy May Carino as Grace Cornel as Michiko Azarcon as Charmaine Cordoviz as Dada Carlos as Filipina Pamintuan as Gino Alcoba as Maripette Narvasa as Montreal Repuyan as Vincent Gutierrez as Alexx Agcaoili as Arnold Abad as Dada Carlos as Michael Punzalan as Vincent Gutierrez as Wendy De Leon as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Gilberto Baroli Theme Song Performance: Larissa Tassi | Cecília Lemes as Fátima Noya as Noeli Santisteban as Alessandra Araújo as Angelica Santos as Carlos Campanile as Carlos Silveira as Cassius Romero as Cláudia Carli as Denise Reis as Fábio Moura as Francisco Brêtas as Gilberto Baroli as Jacqueline Rosa as Maralise Tartarine as Marcelo Campos as Jonas Mello as Rosa Maria as | |||||||
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