Harmagedon (movie)
Genma Wars (TV) (spinoff)
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| Harmagedon (DVD) 1998-08-04 (from $5.99) |
| Harmagedon - Collector's Series Edition (DVD) 2005-01-25 |
| Harmagedon [20th Anniversary Collector's Series] (DVD) 2002-10-08 (from $7.49) |
Director: Rintaro Screenplay: Music: Nozomi Aoki Original story: Character Design: Katsuhiro Otomo Art director: Takamura Mukuo Animation director: Takuo Noda Director of Photography: Iwao Yamaki Executive producer: Producer: Susumu Aketagawa Art Department Assistant: Assistant director: Susumu Ishizaki Editing: Osamu Tanaka Key Animation: Line Producer: Yoshimi Asari Music Director: Keith Emerson Sound Recording: Ichiro Tsujii | Junpei Takiguchi as Zamedi Mami Koyama as Luna Tohru Furuya as Jo Toru Emori as Vega Yasufumi Hayashi as Sonny Masako Ikeda as Michiko Akihiro Miwa as Froy Hideyuki Tanaka as Asanshi Ichirô Nagai as Zambi Kaneto Shiozawa as Shiro Kayoko Shiraishi as the Astrologer Keiko Han as Junko Sawakawa Kenji Utsumi as Salamander Kôhei Miyauchi as Man on Plane Kouji Yada as Announcer Kôzô Shioya as gangster Masaharu Satou as Genma Daioh Masako Ebisu as Young Jo Mugihito as Chief O'Reilly Noriko Aoki as young woman Ryuuji Saikachi as Yogin Takanobu Hozumi as Cafoo Tomoyo Harada as Tao Yoku Shioya as gangster Yuko Kato as young woman | |||||||
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Director: Kip Kaplan Translation: Executive producer: John O'Donnell Producer: Assistant Engineer: Paul LaPlaca DVD Coordination: Eric Thomann In-House Production: Justin Sevakis In-House Production Manager: Tim Werenko Production Assistant: Mari Ana Rivera Production Coordination: Edward S. Whang Re-Write: Jay Parks Recording/Mixing Engineer: Andy Ebberbach Video Editor: Danny Cornyetz | Eric Lamp as Jo John Hollywood as Vega Nefta Perry as Sonny Russell Arendt as Zamedi Wendy Walker as Luna Meryl Pam Cooper as Michiko B. Jaye Driscoll as Yogin Jeff Eigen as Shiro Matt Black as Zambi Sky Watkins as Tao Tom Clifford as The Doctor | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: Kaze | |||||||
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| (none) | TV Distribution: Selecta Visión | |||||||
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Marco Balzarotti as Vega Oliviero Corbetta as Zamedi Roberta Gallina Laurenti as Luna Simone D'Andrea as Jo Azuma Sonia Mazza as Michiko Azuma Alberto Olivero as Asahichi Antonio Paiola as Kazu Cinzia Massironi as Junko Elisabetta Cesone as Indovina Enrico Maggi as Genma Gianfranco Gamba as Froi Maurizio Scattorin as Yogin Patrizia Mottola as Sonny Patrizio Prata as Shiro Riccardo Peroni as Zambi Stefano Albertini as Salamander Tony Fuochi as O'Reilly Tosawi Piovani as Tao | ||||||||
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| (none) | Production: MC Entertainment | |||||||
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