009-1 (TV)
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| 009-1 - Complete Series (DVD) 2009-09-15 |
| 009-1 (DVD 1) 2007-06-19 (from $6.00) |
| 009-1 (DVD 2) 2007-08-21 (from $6.00) |
| 009-1 (DVD 3) 2007-10-16 (from $6.00) |
| 009-1 - Box Set (DVD 1-3) 2009-01-20 (from $17.21) |
| 009-1 + Art (DVD 2) 2007-08-21 (from $8.00) |
Director: Naoyuki Konno Series Composition: Shinsuke Onishi Music: Taku Iwasaki Original creator: Shotaro Ishinomori Character Design: Art director: Yusuke Takeda Chief Animation Director: Naoyuki Konno Sound director: Yoshikazu Iwanami Director of Photography: Yoshihiro Tomita Color design: Sachiko Harada Editing: Seiji Morita Theme Song Performance: Minato (OP) | Yumiko Shaku as Mylene "009-1" Hoffman Akeno Watanabe as Berta "009-4" Kastner Houchu Ohtsuka as "Number Zero" Marina Inoue as Mia "009-7" Connery Satsuki Yukino as Vanessa "009-3" Ibert Toshiyuki Morikawa as Roki Akihiko Ishizumi as S (ep 9) Akihiro Nemoto as Spy (ep 6) Akimitsu Takase as Mylene's father (ep 8) Atsuko Yuya as Kei (ep 9) Atsushi Imaruoka as Banjou Ginga as Phantom (ep 4) Chie Matsuura as Mylene (young) Chiwa Saito as Freya (ep 4) Daiki Matsubayashi as Daisuke Matsuoka as Eriko Kawasaki as Mary (ep 7) Eriko Kigawa as Mylene's mother (ep 8) Fumitoshi Miyajima as Bodyguard A (ep 4) Hiroshi Yanaka as Nelson (ep 8) Jin Yamanoi as Ivan Godunov (ep 1) Junichi Endou as Zond Soyuz (ep 1) Katsumi Chou as Iron Heart (ep 6) Keiichi Noda as Mars (ep 4) Keiji Fujiwara as Egg (ep 3) Keikou Sakai as Cameraman (ep 5) Kensuke Tamura as Suri (ep 5) Kiyotaka Furushima as Driver (ep 6) Kouhei Fukuhara as Staff (ep 10) Kousuke Toriumi as Borzov (ep 5) Kunihiro Kawamoto as Masami Iwasaki as Masashi Hirose as Secretary (ep 10) Masataka Sawada as Disposal group member (ep 2) Megumi Kubota as Megumi Matsumoto as Tony (ep 9) Michiru Yamazaki as Mutant girl (ep 2) Misa Kobayashi as Rider (ep 9) Naomi Kusumi as Double Gomez (ep 2) Natsuki Mori as Nobutoshi Canna as Norman (ep 9) Nobuyuki Kobushi as Doctor (ep 8) Norio Wakamoto as Ryoko Ono as Bess (ep 8) Ryusaku Chijiwa as Shigeo Kiyama as Minister's secretary (ep 10) Shinya Fukumatsu as Soldier B (ep 12) Takashi Nagasako as Official (ep 11) Takashi Oohara as Rider (ep 9) Takayuki Nezu as Spy (ep 6) Takeshi Mori as Tamio Ohki as Bart (ep 7) Tetsuharu Ohta as Guard (ep 2) Tohru Furusawa as President (eps 10,11) Tomoko Miyadera as Ludmila Tundra (ep 1) Tsuguo Mogami as Disposal group member (ep 2) Youji Ueda as Dark Green Yousuke Akimoto as Man (ep 5) Yuki Kaida as Billy (ep 7) Yuuichi Ishigami as Yuusaku Yara as Odin (ep 4) | |||||||
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ADR Director: Charles Campbell Translation: Amy Forsyth ADR Script: George Manley Executive producer: Producer: Scott McClennen DVD Menu Design: Lauren Paterson Editing: Graphics: International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Media Coordinator: Janice Williams Mix: Jacob A. Gragard Packaging: Production Assistant: Production manager: Shelly Thomas Recording engineer: Bobby Gordon Sound Design: Jacob A. Gragard Subtitle Script: Dwayne Jones Subtitle Timing: Dwayne Jones Translation Proofer: Kaoru Bertrand | Alice Fulks as Mylene Hoffman (009-1) Celeste Roberts as Vanessa Ibert (009-3) Grant James as Number Zero Gray Haddock as Loki Rebekah Dahl as Mia Connery (009-7) Serena Varghese as Berta Kastner (009-4) Steve Fenley as Doctor Green Aamir Hydari as Management Staff (Ep. 10) Andrew Love as Brando Austin as Charles Campbell as Secretary General (Ep. 10) Christine Auten as Tony (Ep. 9) Christopher Loveless as Norman (Ep. 9) George Manley as Glenn Fraser as Jackson Witherspoon as Peter (Ep. 13) Jason Douglas as Director (Ep. 6) Jay Hickman as The Phantom (Ep. 4) Jenny Larson as Mysterious Woman/Golden Cyborg (Ep. 5) John Gremillion as Ivan Godunov (Ep. 1) John Swasey as Josh Grelle as Kerry Parish-Campbell as Newswoman (Ep. 10) Kim-Ly Nguyen as Mylene Hoffman (Young, Ep. 8) Luci Christian as Marty Fleck as Maxwell MacAllister as Executive (Ep. 8) Michael Dalmon as Borzov (Ep. 5) Nancy Novotny as Freya (Ep. 4) Phil Ross as Executive (Ep. 8) Rebekah Dahl as Mylene's Mother (Ep. 8) Rob Mungle as Odin (Ep. 4) Robert Kraft as Nelson (Ep. 8) Serena Varghese as Agent 808 (Ep. 1) Shannon Emerick as Kay (Ep. 9) Shelley Calene-Black as Mary (Ep. 7) Smokey Delange as Karl (Ep. 13) Stephanie Wittels as Victor (Ep. 10-11) Strom Cavandish as Executive (Ep. 8) Vic Mignogna as Vicki Barosh as Lyudmila Schindler (Ep. 1) Wendel Calvert as Sam (Ep. 13) Winston Parish as Xero Reynolds as Secretary (Ep. 10) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Diana Perez | Circe Luna as Mylene Hoffman (009-1) Ana Lucia Ramos as Mia Connery (009-7) Mayra Rojas as Francoiuse Arnoule (009-3) Anabel Mendez as Lyudmila Schindler Armando Coria as Huevo (Ep 3) Daniel Abundis as Billy (Ep 9) Diana Perez as Mutant Girl (Ep 2) Héctor Moreno as Gudunov Kaihiamal Martínez as Man in Restaurant (Ep 3) Mayra Arellano as Computer Voice (Ep 2) Raul Espinoza as Doctor Son Soyuz | |||||||
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| (none) | César Marchetti as Number Zero Letícia Quinto as Mylene Hoffman Alfredo Rollo as Loki Angelica Santos as Vanessa Ibert/009-3 Raquel Marinho as Berta Kastner/009-4 Tatiane Keplermaier as Mia Connery/009-7 Cassius Romero as Apolo Fadu Costha as Ivan Godunov Gileno Santoro as Dr. Zond Soyuz Guilherme Lopes as Egg Luiz Antônio Lobue as Fantasma (Phantom) Marcelo Pissardini as Marte (Mars) Mauro Castro as Odin Tatiane Keplermaier as Freya Zaira Zordan as Ludmila Schindler | |||||||
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