Assemble Insert (OAV)
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| Assemble Insert (DVD) 2001-06-05 (from $8.99) |
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Director: Ayumi Chibuki Script: Matsuru Shimada Music: Original creator: Masami Yuuki Character Design: Masami Yuuki Mechanical design: Hiroshi Debuchi Mecha design: Yutaka Izubuchi Design Assist: Takehiko Ito Key Animation: Toshihiro Kawamoto (ep 2) Theme Song Performance: Hiroko Kasahara (as Maron) | Backgrounds: Development: Tokyo Laboratory Distributor: DVD Distribution: Bandai Visual Finish Animation: In-Between Animation: Key Animation: Studio Mu (ep. 2) Opening Animation: Studio Live Photography: TMS Photo Production: Production Cooperation: Sunrise (ep. 1,2) Sound Effects: Sound Box Sound Production: TFC Audio Craft Titles: Maki Productions | |||||||
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ADR Director: Joe Digiorgi Script: Crispin Freeman Translation: C.B. Cebulski Executive producer: Shawne Kleckner Producer: J. Thompson DVD Authoring: Matt Campbell DVD Coordination: Paolo Rubino DVD Quality Control: Kat Stranaham Mix Engineer: Joe Digiorgi Packaging Design: Jeff Thompson Special Thanks To: Neil Nadelman | Jessica Calvello as Christopher William as J. David Brimmer as Mandy Bonhomme as Buddy Woodward as Corey Marshall as Crispin Freeman as Mandy Bonhomme as Walter Hershman as | |||||||
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