Argento Soma (TV)
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Argento Soma DVD 1
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| Argento Soma - Another Reality (DVD 1) 2003-02-04 (from $26.99) |
| Argento Soma - Another Reality DVD + Artbox (DVD 1) 2003-02-04 |
| Argento Soma - Getting Even (DVD 2) 2003-04-01 (from $29.99) |
| Argento Soma - No Tears (DVD 3) 2003-06-03 (from $16.31) |
| Argento Soma - Outside Sanity (DVD 4) 2003-08-05 (from $16.99) |
| Argento Soma - Our Memories (DVD 5) 2003-10-07 |
| Argento Soma - Annihilation (DVD 6) 2003-12-02 (from $26.99) |
| Argento Soma - Complete Collection (DVD 1-6) 2004-11-09 (from $69.99) |
| Argento Soma - Complete Collection - Anime Legends (DVD 1-6) 2006-08-22 (from $39.98) |
Director: Kazuyoshi Katayama Storyboard: Music: Katsuhisa Hattori Original Concept: Character Design: Shukou Murase Art director: Masaru Ohta Animation director: Mecha design: Kimitoshi Yamane Sound director: Sadayoshi Fujino Director of Photography: Hisao Shirai Producer: Assistant Mechanical Designer: Takumi Sakura Chief Writer: Hiroshi Yamaguchi Color design: Reiko Iwasawa Key Animation: Tadashi Hiramatsu Mechanical Supporter: Hirotoshi Sano Music producer: Yuko Sakurai Set Design: Hajime Satou Special Concepts: Toru Nozaki Theme Song Arrangement: Katsuhisa Hattori (OP, ED) Theme Song Composition: Katsuhisa Hattori (OP, ED) Theme Song Lyrics: Keiko Kitagawa (OP, ED) Theme Song Performance: Eri Sugai (OP) Unit Director: | Houko Kuwashima as Souichiro Hoshi as Jouji Nakata as Kikuko Inoue as Sayuri as Takehito Koyasu as Yui Horie as Yuuji Takada as Chafurin as Atsuko Enomoto as Ayako Kawasumi as Hiroki Takahashi as Hiroshi Takemura as Houko Kuwashima as Shinichiro Miki as Yuki Makishima as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Eric P. Sherman Translation: Dan Papia ADR Script: Executive producer: Ken Iyadomi Producer: Eric P. Sherman Assistant producer: Mami Okada Chief Producer: Charles McCarter Managing Producer: Miho Kinoshita Production Assistant: Tatsuhiro Nishiuchi Re-Recording Mixing: Doug Andorka Recording engineer: Patrick Rodman Subtitling: Clark Cheng | Sandy Fox as Steve Staley as Beau Billingslea as Crispin Freeman as Lara Jill Miller as Lex Lang as Melodee M. Spevack as Paula Mattioli Walker as Philece Sampler as Dave Mallow as Dave Wittenberg as Derek Stephen Prince as Dorothy Fahn as Doug Stone as James Price as Jamieson Price as Julie Ann Taylor as Lex Lang as Lynn Fischer as Mary Elizabeth McGlynn as Michael McConnohie as Michelle Ruff as Paul St. Peter as Richard Cansino as Simon Prescott as Stephen Apostolina as Steve Kramer as Tom Wyner as Tony Oliver as Tony Pope as Wendee Lee as | |||||||
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Translation: Niels Viveen Script Check: Kaj Schulten | (none) | |||||||
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