Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion R2 (TV)
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| Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion R2 - Part 2 Limited Edition (DVD) 2009-10-06 (from $33.62) |
Director: Goro Taniguchi Series Composition: Storyboard: Goro Taniguchi (OP1, OP2) Music: Original story: Original Character Design: CLAMP Character Design: Takahiro Kimura Art director: Yoshinori Hishinuma Animation director: Mechanical design: Sound director: Director of Photography: Souta Ooya Producer: Assistant director: Kazuya Murata Color design: Reiko Iwasawa Editing: Seiji Morita Key Animation: Takahiro Sakurai (ep 25) Main Animator: Music producer: Planning: Theme Song Arrangement: Orange Range (OP1,ED1) Theme Song Composition: Orange Range (OP1,ED1) Theme Song Lyrics: Orange Range (OP1,ED1) Theme Song Performance: | Jun Fukuyama as Lelouch Lamperouge Takahiro Sakurai as Suzaku Kururugi Yukana as C.C. Akeno Watanabe as Villetta Nu Ami Koshimizu as Kallen Stadtfeld Fumiko Orikasa as Shirley Fenette Hikaru Midorikawa as Li Xingke Jouji Nakata as Diethard Ried Kaori Nazuka as Nunnally Vi Britannia Kazato Tomizawa as V.V. Kazunari Tanaka as Shinichirou Tamaki Ken Narita as Jeremiah Gottwald Kouzou Mito as Kanon Mika Kanai as Kaguya Sumeragi Mitsuaki Madono as Kaname Ougi Norihiro Inoue as Schneizel El Britannia Norio Wakamoto as The Emperor / Charles Di Britannia Saeko Chiba as Sayaka Ohara as Milly Ashford Souichiro Hoshi as Gino Weinberg Takahiro Mizushima as Rollo Lamperouge Tamaki Matsumoto as Tianzi Yuko Goto as Anya Alstreim Yuuji Takada as Kyoushirou Toudou Akeno Watanabe as Asako Dodo as Atsushi Kisaichi as Eiji Yanagisawa as Emi Motoi as Fumiko Orikasa as Ayame Futaba Hirohiko Kakegawa as Staff officer (ep 2) Hiroshi Matsumoto as Hitomi Miyake as Meeya I. Hillmick Issei Futamata as Kousetsu Urabe (ep 1-2) Jin Yamanoi as Odysseus Wu Britannia Junko Asami as Guinevere Junko Minagawa as Cornelia Li Britannia Katsuhisa Houki as Bartley Asprius Katsumi Toriumi as Kazuki Ogawa as Kinoshita Kikuko Inoue as Masaharu Satou as Black King (ep 1) Masayo Kurata as Lakshata Chawla Megumi Nasu as Secret Intelligence Agent D (ep 3) Nobuaki Sekine as Gaohai (eps 1 - 3) Nobuyuki Tanaka as Edgar (ep 5) Noriaki Sugiyama as Ooki Matsumoto as Eleven (ep 7) Ryuuzo Hasuike as Satomi Arai as Sayaka Ohara as Shigeru Shibuya as News correspondent (ep 3) Shiro Gou as Abson (ep 6) Soumei Uchida as Bismarck Waldstein Takuma Terashima as Korczak Tetsu Shiratori as Lloyd Asplund Tohru Furusawa as Secret Intelligence Agent A (ep 3) Toru Ohkawa as Commanding officer (ep 1) Yasuyuki Kase as Yoshiyuki Kouno as Gilbert G.P. Guilford Yuji Mikimoto as Karales (eps 1, 2) Yukana as Narration (ep 13) Yuko Goto as Yutaka Shimaka as Ryouga Senba | |||||||
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ADR Director: Kevin Seymour Translation: Neil Nadelman ADR Script: Executive producer: Ken Iyadomi Producer: Chief Producer: Nobuo Masuda Dialogue Editing: Les Claypool III Digital ADR Tracking: Operations Assistant: Joseph Chung Production Assistant: Re-Recording Mixing: Sound Supervisor: Les Claypool III Subtitle Producer: Toshifumi Yoshida Subtitle Timing: Neil Nadelman | Johnny Yong Bosch as Lelouch Lamperouge Kate Higgins as C.C. Spike Spencer as Rolo Lamperouge Yuri Lowenthal as Suzaku Kururugi Adam Bobrow as Kannon Maldini Amy Kincaid as Shirley Fenette Cindy Robinson as V.V. Crispin Freeman as Jeremiah Gottwald Dave Wittenberg as Gino Weinberg David Earnest as Li Xingke Jamieson Price as Diethard Ried Jessica Straus as Tianzi Julie Ann Taylor as Milly Ashford Karen Strassman as Kallen Kozuki Kim Mai Guest as Nina Einstein Kirk Thornton as Kaname Ohgi Laura Bailey as Nagisa Chiba Megan Hollingshead as Villetta Nu Michael Lindsay as Shinichiro Tamaki Michael McConnohie as Emperor Charles Zi Britannia Michelle Ruff as Princess Euphemia/Young Lelouch (Ep. 7) Rebecca Forstadt as Nunnally Vi Britannia Stephanie Sheh as Steven Blum as Kyoshiro Tohdoh Troy Baker as Schneizel El Britannia Brian Beacock as Rivalz Cardemonde Bryce Papenbrook as Christopher Smith as News Broadcaster (Ep. 25) Darrel Guilbeau as Alfred (Ep. 2-4) Dave Mallow as Chief Officer (Ep. 1) Dave Wittenberg as David Earnest as Airport Official (Ep. 14) David Lodge as Hong Gu David Markus as Deborah Sale Butler as Cecile Croomy Dorothy Fahn as Douglas Rye as Black King (Ep. 1) Fleet Cooper as Kinoshita Grant George as Kento Sugiyama J.B. Blanc as Jason C. Miller as Kousetsu Urabe (Ep. 1-2) Jessica Straus as Zhou Xianglin Joe Romersa as Ryouga Senba Kari Wahlgren as Kate Higgins as Carline le Britannia Keith Silverstein as Yoshitaka Minami Kim Mai Guest as Sayoko Shinozaki Laura Bailey as Lex Lang as Bismarck Waldstein Liam O'Brien as Lloyd Asplund Mary Elizabeth McGlynn as Cornelia Li Britannia Michael McConnohie as Voice of the Mask (Ep. 15) Michelle Ruff as Patrick Seitz as Peggy O'Neal as Peter Emshwiller as Odysseus Eu Britannia Peter Lurie as Governor Carales (Ep. 1-2) Peter Spellos as Bartley Aspirus Philece Sampler as Broadcaster (Ep. 4) Rebecca Forstadt as Miya I. Hillmick Roger C. Smith as Gilbert G.P. Guilford Sam Regal as Claudio Darlton Steve Staley as Shougo Asahina Troy Baker as Vic Mignogna as Wendee Lee as Sister (Ep. 15) Yuri Lowenthal as Chinese Federation Guard (ep 9-10) | |||||||
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Director: Ronald Indico Script: | David Sta. Maria as Suzaku Kururugi Vincent Gutierrez as Lelouch Lamperouge, Wendy De Leon as C.C. David Sta. Maria as Glenda Resurreccion as Gwen Masilongan as Ronald Indico as Rowena Raganit as Vincent Gutierrez as Wendy De Leon as Milly Ashfold David Sta. Maria as Glenda Resurreccion as Gwen Masilongan as Ronald Indico as Rowena Raganit as Vincent Gutierrez as Wendy De Leon as | |||||||
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