Patlabor WXIII (movie 3)
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Patlabor: WXIII Ultimate Edition DVD
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| Patlabor Movie 3: WXIII (DVD) 2003-04-08 (from $5.99) |
| Patlabor Movie 3: WXIII Special Edition (DVD) 2003-04-08 (from $47.98) |
Director: Fumihiko Takayama Screenplay: Miki Tori Storyboard: Fumihiko Takayama Story: Masami Yuuki Music: Kenji Kawai Original Character Design: Akemi Takada Character Design: Hiroki Takagi Art: Kazuhisa Asai Animation director: Takuji Endo Mechanical design: Art design: Takashi Watabe Sound director: Toshiki Kameyama Director of Photography: Hisao Shirai Executive producer: Producer: Animation: Hideo Hayashi Animation producer: Assistant Animation Director: Koji Aritomi Assistant director: Yoriyasu Kogawa Color Coordination: Color design: Kyooko Ootake Creature Design: Jun Suemi Digital Special Effects: Display Design: Yoshinori Sayama Editing: Key Animation Supervisor: Music producer: Yoshimoto Ishikawa (Victor Entertainment) Planning: Recording Adjustment: Makoto Sumiya (Tokyo TV Center) Set Design: Shingo Takeba Sound Effects: Kazutoshi Sato Supervision: Yutaka Izubuchi Title Design: | Hiroaki Hirata as Shinichiro Hata Katsuhiko Watabiki as Takeshi Kusumi Miina Tominaga as Noa Izumi Michihiro Ikemizu as Isao Ota Ryunosuke Ohbayashi as Goto Toshio Furukawa as Asuma Shinohara Akitoku Omori as Patrol Department Manager Yamadera Atsuko Tanaka as Saeko Daisuke Gouri as Hiromi Yamazaki Issei Futamata as Mikiyasu Shinshi Janika Southwick as Translator Jiro Shirakawa as Weather Announcer (Radio Tanbo) Junpei Morita as Colonel Goro Ishihara Masaru Ikeda as Ohsumi Paul Lucas as Director Raita Nakano as Radio Announcer (Radio Tanbo) Risa Suzuki as Hitomi Misaki Rokuro Naya as Yoshitake Misaki Ryunosuke Ohbayashi as Kiichi Goto Shingo Hiromori as Shizuo Miyanomori Sho Saito as Kieko Misaki Sukekiyo Kameyama as Officer Mimura Takanobu Hozumi as Toshiro Kurisu Takuya Hashimura as Kishida Toshihiko Kojima as General Superintendent Kaiho | |||||||
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Director: Richard Epcar Script: Richard Epcar Translation: Yurika Dennis Executive producer: Hideki 'Henry' Goto Producer: Yukio Kusumoto ADR Editor: Chris Latham ADR Recording Engineer: Kostas Gkikas AVID Editor: Alex Agoston Re-Mixing Engineer: Subtitling: | Alfred Thor as Takeshi Kusumi David Lelyveld as Shinichiro Hata Michelle Ruff as Noa Izumi Bob Thomas as Kiichi Goto Richard Epcar as Isao Ota Richard Hayworth as Asuma Shinohara David Umansky as Helen Storm as Jake Martin as Police Captain Julie Maddalena as Hitomi Misaki Kay Jensen as Saeko Misaki Michelle Ruff as Richard Epcar as Director Richard Hayworth as Ron Allen as Simon Isaacson as Steve Kramer as Tony Oliver as | |||||||
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| (none) | Bruno Mullenaerts as Hata Maia Baran as Saeko Misaki | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: OVA Films | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: MC Entertainment | |||||||
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| (none) | Licensed by: Proware Multimedia International Co., Ltd. | |||||||
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