Gun Frontier (TV)
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| Gun Frontier - Hopalong Harlock (DVD 1) 2003-04-29 (from $19.99) |
| Gun Frontier - Midnight Samurai (DVD 2) 2003-06-24 (from $16.99) |
| Gun Frontier - Nooses Wild (DVD 3) 2003-08-26 (from $15.99) |
| Gun Frontier - Guns Blazing (DVD 4) 2003-10-28 (from $15.99) |
| Gun Frontier - Complete Series (DVD 1-4) 2004-03-30 (from $32.36) |
Director: Soichiro Zen Series Composition: Dr.Serial Nishioka Script: Mugi Kamio Music: Hiroshi Motokura Original Manga: Leiji Matsumoto Character Design: Art director: Makoto Dobashi Animation director: Ikuo Shimazu Mechanical design: Katsumi Itabashi Sound director: Hiroyuki Hayase Executive producer: Producer: Assistant Art Director: Tomoko Nakamura Associate producer: Music producer: Yuichi Orimoto Planning: Kazuhito Imanishi Theme Song Performance: Umeno Yoshizawa (ED) | Eiji Takemoto as Frank Harlock, Jr. Kappei Yamaguchi as Tochirou Rica Matsumoto as Sinunora Chisa Yokoyama as Shizuku Hiroshi Yanaka as Henagum Hozumi Gôda as Cozule Kenji Tachibana as Oliver Winchester Kentarou Itou as Heidelnoir Kiyoyuki Yanada as Kohei Kowada as Dr. Suruski/Madaravich Kousei Hirota as Tat Andale Mie Sonozaki as Naomi Shindoh as Osamu Sakuda as Ganman Ryou Hirohashi as Hana Shiori Ohta as Ayame Yumi Kakazu as Asaka Yumi Touma as Yoneko | |||||||
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ADR Director: Kristi Reed Translation: Mariko Shiraishi Executive producer: John Sirabella Producer: Eric P. Sherman Assistant producer: Mami Okada Co-Producer: Kaeko Sakamoto Dialogue Editing: Humberto Zamores DVD Author: Stephen Poole Editing: Graphic Design: Christopher Mantovi Post-Production Assistant: Deb Munini Production Assistant: Anna Yamamoto Production manager: Scott Marchfeld Production Supervision: Sean Molyneaux Re-Recording Mixing: Recording engineer: Script Adaptation: Kristi Reed Sound Supervisor: Patrick Rodman Spotting: Translation Manager: Anna Yamamoto | David Lucas as Harlock David Umansky as Tochiro Kristy Pape as Shinonora Abe Lasser as Barbara Goodson as Erole Dan Woren as Sherriff Kozule Dave Mallow as David Orosco as Dorothy Melendrez as George C. Cole as James Lyon as Jane Alan as Setsuko Joey Lotsko as Follower (Ep. 11) John Daniels as Shitalnen Julie Ann Taylor as Katrina Kim Strauss as Samurai Lex Lang as Michael Lindsay as Quiyor Michael McConnohie as Michelle Ruff as Asaka Peter Doyle as Poca Sparky Thornton as Steve Kramer as Sue Beth Arden as Tina Dixon as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Cyrille Artaux | Adeline Moreau as Arnaud Arbessier as Tibakoslé Cyrille Artaux as Didier Cherbuy as Sherif Dominique Vallee as Simunora Eric Chevalier as Tochirô Eric Chevallier as Tochirô Eric Peter as Albator Francoise Escobar as Jean-Michel Canone as Nogson Laurence Bréheret as Martial Leminoux as Henagun Mathieu Rivolier as Michel Tugot-Doris as Dr Surusky Nathalie Bleynie as Katrina Olivier Hémon as Pascal Montségur as Utamaro (ep.8) Patrice Melennec as Susan Sindberg as Mme Utamaro (ep.8) Thierry Kazazian as Poca Yann Pichon as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Humberto Solorzano Translation: Ana Becerril | Boardcaster: Animax Latin America Distributor: Ledafilms Dubbing Studio: Artsound Mexico Master Distribution: Enoki Films Production Of Version: Macias Group | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Monty Repuyan Translator / Writer: Benjie Dorango | Gwen Masilongan as Sinunora Jay De Castro as Harlock Jay-r Flores as Tochiro | |||||||
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| (none) | Marcelo Campos as Tochiro Sílvio Giraldi as Frank Western Harlock Jr. Antônio Moreno as Narrador Marli Bortoleto as Sinunora Marcelo Pissardini as Dono do Bar (ep 1) Ricardo Sawaya as Xerife (ep 1) | |||||||
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