Claymore (TV)
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| Claymore (DVD 1) 2008-10-14 (from $17.48) |
| Claymore (DVD 2) 2008-12-16 (from $17.99) |
| Claymore (DVD 3) 2009-02-03 (from $17.99) |
| Claymore (DVD 4) 2009-03-24 (from $17.99) |
| Claymore (DVD 5) 2009-05-19 (from $17.21) |
| Claymore (DVD 6) 2009-07-14 (from $17.04) |
| Claymore - Complete Series (DVD 1-6) 2009-10-27 (from $51.99) |
| Claymore + Artbox (DVD 1) 2008-10-14 (from $23.99) |
Director: Hiroyuki Tanaka Series Composition: Yasuko Kobayashi Storyboard: Yuzo Sato (supervisor) Music: Masanori Takumi Original creator: Norihiro Yagi Character Design: Takahiro Umehara Art director: Manabu Otsuzuki Chief Animation Director: Art design: Nobuto Sue Sound director: Yasunori Honda Director of Photography: Producer: 2nd Key Animation: Mi Kyoung Lee Animation producer: Ryouhei Takahashi Assistant producer: Mikiko Kobayashi Color Coordination: Harue Ono Editing: Satoshi Terauchi In-Between Animation: In-Between Check: Eun Soon Byun Key Animation: Music producer: Kazunari Sengoku Planning: Sound Effects: Takuya Hasegawa Special Thanks To: Alex Yeh Theme Song Performance: | Houko Kuwashima as Clare Aya Hisakawa as Priscilla Hana Takeda as Deneve Hiroaki Hirata as Rubel (Clare's handler) Kikuko Inoue as Miria Koji Yusa as Isley (Abyssal One) Miho Miyagawa as Cynthia Miki Nagasawa as Helen Motoki Takagi as Raki Nana Mizuki as Riful (Abyssal One) Romi Paku as Teresa Ai Orikasa as Galatea Akeno Watanabe as Veronica Akira Ishida as Zaki (Raki's brother, ep. 1) Ayako Kawasumi as Elena (ep. 2) Cho as Ermita (Galatea's, Miria's handler) Emi Shinohara as Ophelia Ginpei Sato as Rig (eps. 5-6) Hiro Yuuki as Ligardes Hiroyuki Yoshino as Sid Houchu Ohtsuka as Orsay (Teresa's handler) Junko Takeuchi as Noel Kappei Yamaguchi as Awakened Male 3 (ep. 18) Kazuma Horie as Galk Kenji Hamada as Komina Matsushita as Kotono Mitsuishi as Jean Kunihiro Kawamoto as Yoma in Great Chapel (eps. 3-4) Masaaki Tsukada as Village Chief (ep. 1) Masaaki Yajima as Vincent Megumi Toyoguchi as Sophia Miho Miyagawa as Juliana Minami Takayama as Irene Minori Chihara as Awakened Claymore (ep. 12) Mitsuru Miyamoto as Male Awakened (eps. 9 & 10) Miyu Matsuki as Flora Nachi Nozawa as Limt Nobuyuki Hiyama as Awakened Male 1 (ep. 18) Rie Ishizuka as Undine Rika Morinaga as Claudia Ryûzaburô Ôtomo as Awakened Male 2 (ep. 18) Sachi Matsumoto as Rakel (ep. 15) Satsuki Yukino as Rafaela Shiho Kawaragi as Katia (ep. 15) Shiro Saito as Shire's Inn-owner (ep. 2) Tamio Ohki as Inn Owner (ep 15) Tetsuya Kakihara as Ophelia's brother (ep. 14) Tomokazu Seki as Bandit Leader (ep 5-6) Yasushi Miyabayashi as Male Traveler (ep 15) Youichi Nishijima as Egon's Inn-owner (ep. 1) Yui Kano as Yuko Sasaki as Awakened Claymore (ep. 1) | |||||||
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ADR Director: Script: Translation: Shoko Oono Executive producer: Gen Fukunaga Producer: ADR Engineer: Assistant ADR Director: Kent Williams DVD Authoring: DVD Compression: DVD Editor: Jeremy Jimenez DVD Producer: Clarine Harp DVD Quality Control: Head Writer: Andrew Rye Line Producer: Colleen Clinkenbeard Menu Audio: Duane Deering Menu Design: Antimere Robinson Mix Engineer: Adrian Cook Production Assistant: Subtitling: Talent Coordinator: Tara A. Williams Video Editor: Video Post-Production Coordinator: Margaret Yabs (Ep. 15-26) Video Post-Production Director: Brandon Tyler (Ep. 15-26) | Stephanie Young as Clare Todd Haberkorn as Raki Anastasia Munoz as Cynthia Brina Palencia as Priscilla Brittney Karbowski as Riful Caitlin Glass as Deneve Christine Auten as Teresa Jamie Marchi as Helen John Swasey as Isley Monica Rial as Miria R Bruce Elliott as Rubel Vic Mignogna as Rigaldo Anastasia Munoz as Angela Chase as Zelda Barry Yandell as Rimuto (Ep. 15) Bill Jenkins as Ermita Bob Carter as Awakened Male 2 (Ep. 18-19) Brandon Potter as Villager (Ep. 1) Brian Capshaw as Rodo (Ep. 4) Brittney Karbowski as Awakened Riful (Ep. 17) Carrie Savage as Charles Baker as Boss (Ep. 5-6) Charles Campbell as Cherami Leigh as Chris Ayres as Dauf (Ep. 15-17) Christopher R. Sabat as Galk Chubs Jorge as Yoma (Ep. 5) Chuck Huber as Clarine Harp as Undine Colleen Clinkenbeard as Cris George as Priscilla's Father (Ep. 24) Cynthia Cranz as Dana Schultes as Wife (Ep. 15) David Trosko as Drew Wall as Husband (Ep. 15) Eric Vale as Sid Erik Archilla as Gino Palencia as Townsperson (Ep. 1) Greg Ayres as Awakened Male 1 (Ep. 18-19) Greg Dulcie as Serene (Ep. 3-4) Ian Sinclair as Zaki (Ep. 1) J Paul Slavens as Kamuri (Ep. 4) J. Michael Tatum as Jaime Rivera as Bandit (Ep. 5) Jennifer Seman as Awakened Claymore (Ep. 1) Jeremy Inman as Jerry Jewell as Joel McDonald as John Burgmeier as Awakened Male 3 (Ep. 18-19) Kate Bristol as Sister (Ep. 15) Kate Oxley as Rafaela Kenny Green as Mayor (Ep. 6) Kim Matula as Kristi Bingham as Kyle Phillips as Bandit (Ep. 6) Larissa Wolcott as Pamela (Ep. 20) Laura Bailey as Jean Leah Clark as Noel Leslie Patrick as Linda Leonard as Old Woman (Ep. 6) Luci Christian as Ophelia Mark Stoddard as Innkeeper (Ep. 1) Mary Morgan as Lucia (Ep. 17) Michele Specht as Tabitha Mike McFarland as Big Yoma (Ep. 3-4) Scott Freeman as Bandit (Ep. 6) Tiffany Grant as Claymore A (Ep. 11) Trina Nishimura as Vic Mignogna as Man (Ep. 19) Wendy Powell as Ilena | |||||||
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