Orguss 02 (OAV)
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| Orguss 02 (DVD) 2003-09-30 |
Director: Fumihiko Takayama Screenplay: Music: Torsten Rasch Original story: Fumihiko Takayama Original Character Design: Haruhiko Mikimoto Character Design: Toshihiro Kawamoto Art director: Shichiro Kobayashi Animation director: Toshihiro Kawamoto (eyecatch) Mechanical design: Sound director: Yasunori Honda Director of Photography: Executive producer: Producer: Design Work: Yasunori Moriki Key Animation: Mitsuo Iso Music producer: Yasuhiro Iwata Story Setting Corporation: Mahiro Maeda (Gonzo) Theme Song Performance: Hiroe Ueda (OP2 & ED2) | Kouichi Yamadera as Manning Naoko Nakamura as Nataruma Shinichirou Ohta as Lean Kazuhiko Kishino as Amakas Kazuyuki Sogabe as Scaramanga Kôzô Shioya as Perion Wakana Yamazaki as Toria Yoshiko Sakakibara as Miran Yousuke Akimoto as Kerachi | |||||||
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Director: Quint Lancaster Translation: ADR Script: Doug Stone Executive producer: Producer: Taro Yoshida 3D Animation: Roger Hendrick Digital Tracking: Joe Romersa DVD Authoring: Roger Hendrick DVD Menu Design: Roger Hendrick Final Mix: Theme Song Lyrics: Raymond Garcia | Jack Emmet as Manning Melody Lee as Nataruma Rudy Luzion as Lean Alfred Thor as Zante Barry Stigler as Interrogator Bryan Cranston as Imperial Officer Doug Stone as King Mendez G. Gordon Baer as Parion Jackson Daniels as Jetta E. Bumpy as Ryan Jonathan Charles as Dungeon Guard Lena Gale as Sill Mimi Woods as Penny Sweet as Queen Miran Sonny Byrkett as Akamasu Steven Blum as Stevie Beeline as Minister Kerachi Susan Byrkett as Valetta Tom Charles as Gunner #1 Wendee Lee as | |||||||
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| (none) | Claudio Ridolfo as Lean Enrico Bertorelli as Zante Gianluca Iacono as Tenente | |||||||
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