Black Jack (OAV)
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Black Jack DVD 7
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| Black Jack - Collection 1 (DVD) 2004-10-26 |
| Black Jack - Collection 2 (DVD) 2005-03-08 (from $22.49) |
| Black Jack - Infection (DVD 1) 2004-02-10 (from $5.99) |
| Black Jack - Seizure (DVD 2) 2004-04-06 (from $5.99) |
| Black Jack - Incubation (DVD 3) 2004-06-08 (from $5.99) |
| Black Jack - (DVD 4) 2004-09-21 (from $14.99) |
| Black Jack - Parasite (DVD 5) 2004-11-09 (from $14.99) |
| Black Jack - Mutation (DVD 6) 2005-01-11 (from $14.99) |
| Black Jack - Biohazard (DVD 7) 2005-03-08 (from $14.99) |
Director: Screenplay: Storyboard: Osamu Dezaki (ep 6) Music: Original Manga: Osamu Tezuka Original Character Design: Osamu Tezuka Character Design: Akio Sugino Art director: Animation director: Akio Sugino Sound director: Director of Photography: Executive producer: Producer: Color setting: Tsuyoshi Okano Completion Check: Sei Banba Editing: Medical Consultant: Medical Supervisor: Akira Nagai Music Director: Seiji Suzuki Music producer: Planning: Production Assistant: Hua Ping (ep 6) Production Coordination: Production Desk: Yoshika Iigusa Production Office: Prop Design: Hiroshi Uchida Sound Arrangement: Nobuhiro Shirata Sound Effects: Yukihiro Itokawa Special Effects: Noriyuki Ohta Theme Song Arrangement: The Orange Vox (OP 3 / ED 3, ep 6) Theme Song Composition: Manabu Miyahara (OP 3 / ED 3, ep 6) Theme Song Lyrics: Manabu Miyahara (OP 3 / ED 3, ep 6) Theme Song Performance: | Akio Ohtsuka as Black Jack Yuko Mizutani as Pinoko Atsuko Tanaka as Abumaru Chikao Ohtsuka as Crossword Fumiko Orikasa as Tsukiko (ep 10) Hideyuki Hori as Koichirou (ep 9) Hiromi Tsuru as Sandora (ep 5) Junko Hagimori as Junpei Takiguchi as Doctor Arman (ep 4) Kazuhiro Yamaji as Dr. Kiriko Kikuko Inoue as Sayuri (ep 1) Megumi Hayashibara as Mugihito as Taneda Saburozaemon Nozomu Sasaki as Jun (ep. 9) Takeshi Aono as Andre Tesshô Genda as Cruse Shougun (ep 3) Tohru Furuya as Leslie Toshihiko Seki as Toshio (ep 2) Yoshisada Sakaguchi as Elnest Yuki Makishima as Mother (ep 2) Yuri Shiratori as young Koichirou (ep 9) Eiji Hanawa (ep 9) Kenyuu Horiuchi (ep 10) | |||||||
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Screenplay: Andrew Ebert Executive producer: John O'Donnell Producer: Stephanie Shalofsky Additional Effects: Les Claypool III Digital Tracking: Joe Romersa Mixing: Les Claypool III Recording: Les Claypool III Special Thanks To: Tino Chen Theme Song Performance: Road Narros (OP 3/ ED 3, ep 6) | Kirk Thornton as Black Jack sean thornton as Black Jack Julie Kliewer as Pinoko Barbara Goodson as Dave Lelyveld as Yasuhiko Shirabyoshi Dave Mallow as Dorothy Elias-Fahn as Ms. Oida Doug Stone as G. Gordon Baer as Saburo Taneda George C. Cole as Train Announcement Gil Starberry as President Kelly Jane Alan as Jessica Stenuis as Yukiko Jim Taggert as Villager A Joe Romersa as Mob Boss John Daniels as Mr. Patterson Kate Davis as Tsukiko Kay Jensen as Newscaster Kevin Hatcher as Jun Lia Sargent as Stewardess Melissa Williamson as Doctor Mia Bradly as Saranda Michael McConnohie as Mangetsu Proprietor Michelle Moran as Young Michelle Olivia O'Connor as Karen Aramis Randy Alan as Doctor Richard Hayworth as Dr. Kiriko Robert Wicks as Relief Worker Sam Strong as Sam Vallenger Jr. Tessa Ariel as Tony Oliver as Wendee Lee as Rie Fujinami Bob Pappenbrook (ep 8) Diva West (ep 6) Dougary Grant (ep 6) G. Gordon Baer (ep 6) Gil Starberry (ep 6) John Rafter Lee (ep 8) Justin Shyder (ep 6) Lena Gale (ep 6) Nevia Mohr (ep 6) Rudy Luzion (ep 6) | |||||||
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| (none) | Gérard Rouzier as Black jack Alexandra Garijo as la princesse (ep 6 ; 2nd dubbing) Barbara Delsol as Ryoko (ep 9 ; 2nd dubbing) Barbara Tissier as Pinoko (Prunelle) (2nd dubbing) Bernard Métraux as Armand Rochas (ep 4 ; 2nd dubbing) Brigitte Lecordier as Shell (ep 1 ; 2nd dubbing) Bruno Devoldere as Chantal Macé as Tsukiko (ep 10 ; 2nd dubbing) Christine Paris as Sayuri (ep.1) Damien Boisseau as Tokio Umetani (ep 2 ; 2nd dubbing) Daniel Lafourcade as Sazaki (ep 9 ; 2nd dubbing) Dorothée Pousseo as Mariko (ep 9 ; 2nd dubbing) Frédéric Cerdal as David Roswthal (ep.1) Georges Caudron as Dr Hayashi (ep 10 ; 2nd dubbing) Gérard Surugue as le chauffeur de taxi (ep 10 ; 2nd dubbing) Hervé Bellon as Taneda (ep 9 ; 2nd dubbing) Herve Rey as Lesley Harris (ep 5 ; 2nd dubbing) Jean-Claude Sachot as Crossward (ep 1 ; 2nd dubbing) Jean-Loup Horwitz as Journaliste (ep 4 ; 2nd dubbing) Jean-Michel Farcy as le chef de la police (ep 9 ; 2nd dubbing) Jessica Barrier as Rie Fujinami (ep 2 ; 2nd dubbing) Jose Luccioni as Saburo Taneda (ep 6 ; 2nd dubbing) Laura Blanc as Maria Carnera (ep 3 ; 2nd dubbing) Laurence Bréheret as Prunelle Laurence Dourlens as Sayuri (ep 1 ; 2nd dubbing) Maïté Monceau as Machiko Suzuki (ep 9 ; 2nd dubbing) Marc Alfos as Inspecteur Takasugi (ep 2 & 9 ; 2nd dubbing) Marc Moro as Ernesto (ep 5 ; 2nd dubbing) Marine Boiron as Lorenz (ep 8 ; 2nd dubbing) Marine Tuja as Michèle Petit (ep 4 ; 2nd dubbing) Maurice Decoster as Yasuhiko Shirabyoshi (ep 7 ; 2nd dubbing) Max André as Professeur Stanfield (ep 7 ; 2nd dubbing) Michel Mella as le chauffeur de taxi (ep 5 ; 2nd dubbing) Michel Tugot-Doris as Crossword (ep.1) Micky Sebastian as Dame Kaori (ep 6 ; 2nd dubbing) Nadine Girard as Andrew (ep 8 ; 2nd dubbing) Nathalie Spitzer as Himaru (ep 6 ; 2nd dubbing) Nessym Guetat as Prêtre (ep.5; 2nd dubbing) Nicolas Marié as Davis Roswthal (ep 1 ; 2nd dubbing) Olivier Korol as Shell (ep.1) Patrick Floersheim as Mr Patterson (ep 7 ; 2nd dubbing) Patrick Osmond as le seigneur Hokujoji (ep 6 ; 2nd dubbing) Patrick Poivey as l'aubergiste (ep 10 ; 2nd dubbing) Philippe Dumond as Mr Jones (ep.8; 2nd dubbing) Philippe Peythieu as Mamoru Sugita (ep 10 ; 2nd dubbing) Pierre Baton as Mr Armando (ep 8 ; 2nd dubbing) Raphaëlle Moutier as Catherine (ep 7 ; 2nd dubbing) Renaud Marx as Agent (ep 4 ; 2nd dubbing) Vincent Ropion as Koichiro Suzuki (ep 9 ; 2nd dubbing) Xavier Fagnon as Black Jack (2nd dubbing) Alexandre Borras (2nd dubbing) Antonia Bosco (2nd dubbing) Béatrice Michel (2nd dubbing) Bertrand Arnaud (2nd dubbing) Bruno Devoldere (2nd dubbing) Céline Rotard (2nd dubbing) Charlotte Claessen (2nd dubbing) Diane Lepvrier (2nd dubbing) Eric Marchal (2nd dubbing) Frédéric Pulcini (2nd dubbing) Garance Giachino (2nd dubbing) Ilana Castro (2nd dubbing) Jean-Luc Atlan (2nd dubbing) Michel Raimbault (2nd dubbing) Nadia Batiston (2nd dubbing) Nicolas Buchoux (2nd dubbing) Pascal Casanova (2nd dubbing) Philippe Celo (2nd dubbing) Sam Salhi (2nd dubbing) Sasha Supera (2nd dubbing) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Alvaro María Sánchez (Spain dub) Translation: | Jaione Insausti as Pinoko (Spain dub) Pedro María Cueto as Black Jack (Spain dub) Alvaro María Sánchez as Freddy (Spain dub) Ana Teresa Bengoetxea as Sheil (Spain dub) Eduardo Gorriño as Viejo (Spain dub) Jose Luis Irigoien as Crows (Spain dub) Juan Carlos Loriz as Criado (Spain dub) Manu Heras as David (Spain dub) Maribel Legarreta as Sayuri (Spain dub) Mónica Erdozia as Minea (Spain dub) Txema Moscoso as Present (Spain dub) | |||||||
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Script: Enrica Minini Translation: Amanda Ronzoni Director Of Dubbing: Mixing: Maxime Von Parrestz Sound Engineering: Riccardo Pirolli | Enrico Maggi as Black Jack Anna Maria Tulli as Pinoko Anna Maria Tulli as Antonello Governale as Nicholas (ep 4) Antonio Guidi as Ernesto (ep 5) Antonio Paiola as Caterina Rochira as Kaoru (ep 6) Cinzia Massironi as Claudio Moneta as Prete (ep 5) Claudio Ridolfo as Yasuhiko (ep 7) Dania Cericola as Davide Garbolino as Shell (ep 1) Elisabetta Cesone as Principessa (ep 6) Giovanni Battezzato as Lara Parmiani as Yumiko (ep 2) Marco Balzarotti as Mario Scarabelli as Kiriko (ep 4) Mario Zucca as Esteban (ep 3) Monica Bonetto as Karen (ep 7) Orlando Mezzabotta as Takazu (ep 2) Riccardo Peroni as Andrè (ep 4) Roberta Gallina Laurenti as Simone D'Andrea as Stefania Patruno as Sayuri (ep 1) Tony Fuochi as | |||||||
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| (none) | Diana Borgwardt as Pinoko Markus Pfeiffer as Black Jack Daniel Claus as Shell (Ep. 1) Horst Lampe as Monabis Crossword (Ep. 1) Jan Spitzer as Inspektor Takasugi (Ep. 2) Jonas Ziegler as Sprecher Kathrin Neusser as Rie Fujiname (Ep. 2) Klaus-Peter Grap as Dr. Freddy Ross (Ep. 1) Peter Reinhardt as David Rosenthal (Ep. 1) Rainer Brandt as Dorfältester (Ep. 1) Sabine Arnhold as Dr. Minea Ross (Ep. 1) Schaukje Könning as Sayuri Crossword (Ep. 1) Sebastian Schulz as Dr. Tokio Umetani (Ep. 2) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Dubbing Director , Voice Talent: Mark Gil Pumatong Dubbing Director, Voice Talent: Markgil Pumatong | ||||||||
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