Galaxy Angel Z (TV)
Related anime:
Galaxy Angel A (TV) (sequel)
Galaxy Angel S (special) (sequel)
Galaxy Angel X (TV) (sequel)
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Galaxy Angel Z DVD 1
| Related releases: |
| Galaxy Angel Z - Complete Collection (DVD) 2006-07-25 |
| Galaxy Angel Z - Back for Seconds (DVD 1) 2004-12-14 (from $16.99) |
| Galaxy Angel Z - Galaxy-Sized Combo (DVD 2) 2005-01-04 (from $23.98) |
| Galaxy Angel Z - Stranded Without Dessert (DVD 3) 2005-06-14 (from $23.98) |
| Galaxy Angel Z - Complete Collection (DVD 1-3) |
Director: Screenplay: Storyboard: Music: Hikaru Nanase Original Character Design: Kanan Character Design: Mariko Fujita Art director: Kazuhiro Takahashi Animation director: Mechanical design: Mecha design: Takeshi Takakura Director of Photography: Takeo Ogiwara Executive producer: Producer: Animation producer: Tatsuya Ono Color design: Editing: Kengo Shigemura Format Editor: Tetsuro Fujita Logo Design: Nobuo Watanabe Music producer: Yoshiyuki Ito Recording engineer: Osamu Nunokawa Series Editor: Toshiki Inoue Series supervisor: Ryo Mizuno Sound: Kazuya Tanaka Sound Effects: Hiroki Nozaki Theme Song Arrangement: Akihiko Hirama (OP) Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: Unit Director: | Mayumi Yamaguchi as Forte Stollen Mika Kanai as Vanilla H Miyuki Sawashiro as Mint Blancmanche Ryoko Shintani as Milfeulle Sakuraba Yukari Tamura as Ranpha Franboise Keiji Fujiwara as Volcott O'Huey Mika Kanai as Normad Akio Suyama as Patrick Hikaru Tokita as Roberto Hiroyuki Yoshino as Jonathan Kaori Mizuhashi as Stebia Katsuyuki Konishi as Captain Taki Kazuyuki Shimura as President Kenichi Suzumura as Secretary Kato Kikuko Inoue as Mock Sunfish Kumiko Yokote as Kid Muscle Makoto Yasumura as Mayumi Yamaguchi as Torte Mika Kanai as Agira Miyuki Sawashiro as Pint Nobuo Tobita as Colonel Fen Ryoko Shintani as Sylphie Takahiro Sakurai as Great Muscle Takeshi Aono as Lord Takkou Ishimori as Village Elder Tomomichi Nishimura as Butler Yoshiyuki Yoshino as Jonathan Robo Yukari Tamura as Yanpha | |||||||
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Director: Teri Snelgrove Script: Michael Root Translation: Kevin McKeown Executive producer: Ken Iyadomi Producer: Taku Otsuka Chief Producer: Charles McCarter Dialogue Editing: DVD Menu Design: Production Assistant: Production Coordination: Production manager: Diana Gage Re-Recording Mixing: Jan Deny Recording engineer: Ryan Olszewski Subtitle Script: Amy Lipkowitz Video Post-Production: | Alison Matthews as Forte Stollen Anna Cummer as Vanilla H Jocelyne Loewen as Milfeulle Sakuraba Nicole Bouma as Mint Blancmanche Nicole Leroux as Ranpha Franboise Michael Kopsa as Col. Volcott O. Huey Richard Cox as Adam Henderson as TV Cameraman Alistair Abell as Andrew Toth as Anna Cummer as Kid Brad Swaile as Brian Dobson as Don Brown as John Murphy as President Michael Dobson as Nicole Leroux as Paul Dobson as Richard Cox as Saffron Henderson as Ted Cole as | |||||||
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| (none) | Armando Volcanes as Volcott O'Huey Elena Diaz Toledo as Forte Stollen Jhaidy Barboza as Vainilla (Vanilla H) Lidia Abautt as Menta (Mint Blancmanche) Marycel González as Noah (Nomad) Melanie Henriquez as Ranpha Franboise Rebeca Aponte as Milfeulle Sakuraba | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Dada Carlos Script: Zalve Astor Translation: Zalve Astor | Hazel Hernan as Ranpha Franboise Rona Aguilar as Milfeulle Sakuraba Rowena Benavides as Mint Blancmanche Rowena Raganit as Louie Paraboles as Normad Montreal Repuyan as Col. Volcott O'Huey | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Márcio Araújo | Daniella Piquet as Mirufiu Sakuraba (Milfeulle) Fernanda Bock as Forte Stollen Fernanda Bulara as Vanilla H Samira Fernandes as Mint Blancmanche Tatiane Keplermaier as Ranpha Franboise Gilberto Baroli as Coronel Volcott O. Huey Júlia Castro as Nômato | |||||||
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