Patlabor The Mobile Police (TV)
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Patlabor The Mobile Police: The New Files (OAV 2/1990) (sequel)
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Patlabor TV DVD 4
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| Related releases: |
| Patlabor - Anime Test Drive (DVD) 2003-10-28 |
| Patlabor - The TV Series (DVD 8) 2004-04-06 (from $4.99) |
| Patlabor - (DVD 11) 2005-08-09 |
| Patlabor - Collection 2 (5-8) (DVD 5-8) 2004-04-06 (from $29.99) |
| Patlabor TV (DVD 1) 2001-08-14 (from $21.99) |
| Patlabor TV (DVD 2) 2002-06-11 (from $5.00) |
| Patlabor TV (DVD 3) 2002-12-03 (from $23.99) |
| Patlabor TV (DVD 4) 2003-02-11 |
| Patlabor TV - (DVD 5) 2003-05-13 (from $23.99) |
| Patlabor TV - (DVD 6) 2003-08-12 (from $23.99) |
| Patlabor TV - When Mecha Clash (DVD 7) 2004-01-13 (from $4.99) |
| Patlabor TV (DVD 9) 2004-07-06 (from $4.99) |
| Patlabor TV (DVD 10) 2005-03-08 (from $5.00) |
| Patlabor:The Mobile Police/The TV Series - DVD Collection (DVD 9-11) 2005-08-09 (from $22.49) |
| Patlabor:The Mobile Police/The TV Series: DVD Collection (DVD 1-4) 2005-08-30 (from $23.99) |
| Patlabor TV (Dub.VHS 1) 2001-08-14 |
Director: Naoyuki Yoshinaga Screenplay: Storyboard: Music: Kenji Kawai Original creator: Masami Yuuki Character Design: Akemi Takada Animation director: Mechanical design: Producer: Taro Maki Animation: Assistant director: Key Animation: Toshihiro Kawamoto (eps 20, 29) Planning: Kazunori Ito Theme Song Performance: Hiroko Kasahara (OP #2) | Miina Tominaga as Noa Izumi Michihiro Ikemizu as Isao Ota Osamu Saka as Seitaro Sakaki Ryunosuke Ohbayashi as Kiichi Goto Tomomichi Nishimura as Detective Matsui Toshio Furukawa as Asuma Shinohara Yoshiko Sakakibara as Shinobu Nagumo You Inoue as Kanuka Clancy Akio Ohtsuka as Arihiro Hase as Aya Hisakawa as Yukie Kashima (ep1) Bin Shimada as Niibori (ep 43) Daisuke Gouri as Hiromi Yamazaki Eiji Maruyama as Priest (ep 19) Hirotaka Suzuoki as Utsumi / Richard Won Ichirô Nagai as Fujioka (ep 22) Issei Futamata as Mikiyasu Shinshi Keiko Yokozawa as Takeo Kumagami Kenyuu Horiuchi as Oguri (ep 43) Mahito Tsujimura as Jitsuyama Masako Katsuki as Fuwa Masashi Hirose as Sakuma Megumi Hayashibara as Momoko Sakurayama Mika Kanai as Kana Noriko Hidaka as Prince Uru Rihoko Yoshida as Takayama Shigeru Chiba as Shigeo Shiba Shinobu Adachi as Tamiko Shinshi Sumi Shimamoto as Ayano (ep12) TARAKO as Tamiko Tarako Tarako as Tamiko You Yoshimura as Nekowatari (eps 24,42) | |||||||
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ADR Director: Allan Gus Translation: Pamela Parks Executive producer: John O'Donnell Producer: Stephanie Shalofsky ADR Engineer: Kevin Wilson Associate producer: Tom Wayland Dubbing Script Re-Format: Dubbing supervisor: Tom Wayland DVD Coordination: Michael Palan DVD Menu Design: Craig Cefola DVD Special Features: English Rewrite: Jay Parks Sound Mixing: Kevin Wilson | Elisa Wain as Noa Izumi Adriana as Shinobu Nagumo Angora Deb as Kanuka Clancy Curt Gebhart as Shige Dan Green as Asuma Shinohara Frankie Rome as Sakaki Jack Beam as Asuma Shinohara James Wolfe as Isao Ota Michael Schwartz as Kiichi Goto Tara Jayne as Takeo Kumagami Adam Moore as Rudolf Shinbori Bruce Winant as Christopher Nicholas as Takahata Gregory Wolfe as Hiromi Yamazaki Jamie McGonnigal as Bud Renard Jessica Calvello as Kiyama (ep 16) Jonathan D. Boggs as Oguri Jonny Asch as Mikiyasu Shinshi Keith Howard as Sakuma Kurt Riddle as Matthew Harrington as Matsui (Ep. 33) Michael Sinterniklaas as Utsumi Robin Custeau as Ayano Fujii Sonny Dey as Momoko Sakurayama Veronica Taylor as Vibe Jones as Yotee as Roxanne Beck (23-26) | |||||||
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Theme Song Performance: Bernard Minet | Danièle Douet as Elodie Stéphanie Murat as Elodie Anne Jolivet as Shinobu Nagumo Anne Rondeleux as Elodie (1ers eps) Emmanuel Curtil as Allan (1ère voix) Laurence Crouzet as Marc François as Gotô Mireille Audibert as Barbara Régis Reuilhac as Mickael Sady Rebbot as Etienne Serge Bourrier as Mickael (substitution) Vincent Ropion as Allan (2ème voix) William Coryn as William | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Gerard Badías (Spain dub) Translation: Barbara Pesquera (Spain dub) | Benjamin Rivera as Asuma Shinohara Monica Manjarrez as Noa Izumi Núria Trifol as Noa Izumi (Spain dub) Aleix Estadella as Isao Ohta (Spain dub) Alfonso Vallés as Captain Kiichi Gotoh (Spain dub) Armando Réndiz as Seitaro Sakaki Carlos Di Blasi as Asuma Shinohara (Spain dub) Carmen Calvell as Shinobu Nagumo (Spain dub) Daniel Albiac as Shigeo Shiba (Spain dub) Enrique Mederos as Mikiyasu Shinshi Ernesto Lezama as Shigeo Shiba/Shige Marcos Patiño as Isao Ohta Maria Rosa Guillén as Kanuka Clancy (Spain dub) Rafael Rivera as Captain Kiichi Goto Carlos Lladó as Mikiyasu Shinshi (Spain dub) Eduard Itchart as Sakuma (Spain dub) Joaquín Díaz as Seitaro Sakaki (Spain dub) Oscar Redondo as Hiromi Yamazaki (1st voice) (Spain dub) Patricia Acevedo as Mana (1 ep) Salvador Campoy as Hiromi Yamazaki (2nd voice) (Spain dub) Antonio Pujós (Spain dub) Azucena Díaz (Spain dub) Francesc Rocamora (Spain dub) Jordi Pineda (Spain dub) Manuel Gimeno (Spain dub) Ramón Hernández (Spain dub) Ramón Rocabayera (Spain dub) Toni Mora (Spain dub) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Sergio Masieri | Felice Invernici as Azuma Shimohara Lara Parmiani as Noa Izumi Pietro Ubaldi as Isao Ohta Marco Balzarotti as Kiichi Goto Maurizio Scattorin as Seitaro Sasaki Antonio Paiola as Gem Caterina Rochira as Clancy Kanuka Claudio Moneta as Captain Otsumi Davide Garbolino as Budd Kanuka Flavio Arras as Mikiyasu Shinshi Gianfranco Gamba as Hiromi Yamazaki Ivo De Palma as Isp. Matsui Massimiliano Lotti as Shigeo Shiba Patrizia Salmoiraghi as Shinobu Nagumo Roberta Gallina Laurenti as Kumaji Kumagari | |||||||
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| (none) | Iara Riça as Noa Izumi Christiane Monteiro as Momoko Sakurayama Felipe Grinnan as Asuma Shinohara Hermes Baroli as Shigeo Shiba Mabel César as Shinobu Nagumo | |||||||
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