Aura Battler Dunbine (TV)
Aura Battle Dunbine: The Tale of Neo Byston Well (OAV) (sequel)
Garzey's Wing (OAV)
Wings of Rean (manga) (spinoff)
(The) Wings of Rean (ONA)
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Chief Director: Yoshiyuki Tomino Music: Katsuhiro Tsubonou Original creator: Yoshiyuki Tomino Character Design: Tomonori Kogawa Mecha design: Kazutaka Miyatake Producer: Yasuhiro Imagawa Guest Mechanical Design: Yutaka Izubuchi Theme Song Performance: MIO | Shigeru Nakahara as Shou Zama Hidemi Osaka as Todd Guiness Kyôko Irokawa as Riml Luft Makoto Atake as Nee Given Maria Kawamura as Chum Huau Mika Doi as Marvel Frozen Sho Hayami as Barn Bonnings Shoji Oki as Drake Luft Yumi Takada as Kean Keats Fumihiko Tachiki as Zet Light Kachiko Hino as Luza Luft Kazuyuki Sogabe as Bishot Hatta Keiko Yokozawa as Silky Mau Kouichi Hashimoto as Fay Chenka Mari Yokoo as Musy Poe Masahiko Tanaka as Shot Weapon Masami Kikuchi as man A Michie Tomizawa as Elfino Miki Saijo as Miki Takahashi as Shiela Labarna MIO as Barbera (Ep 33) Norio Wakamoto as Run Sasaki as El Hamm Shunsuke Takamiya as Dah Tomoko Ohtsuka as Jeril Kuchibi Yoshino Takamori as Lemul Zilfied | |||||||
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ADR Director: Carl Macek Translation: Beni Axia Hirayama ADR Script: Carl Macek Executive producer: DVD Coordination: Janice Williams DVD Menu Design: Larry Koteff Editing: International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Mix: Brent Marshall Packaging Design: Larry Koteff Post-Production Manager: Shelly Thomas Production Assistant: Recording engineer: Sound Design: Brent Marshall Subtitle Timing: Carl Wormley Subtitling: Carl Wormley | Jay Hickman as Sho Zama Christine Auten as Marvel Frozen Emily Carter-Essex as Keen Keats John Swasey as Bann Burning Kira Vincent-Davis as Cham Fau Phil Ross as Drake Luft Vic Mignogna as Neal Gibbons Andy McAvin as Shot Weapon Charles Kennedy as Narrator 2 Chris Patton as Cynthia Martinez as Silkie Mau George Manley as Greg Ayres as Fuei Hilary Haag as Emilie Luft Jason Douglas as King Hamm John Gremillion as Todd Guiness John Tyson as Kaytha Coker as Luci Christian as Ceila Lapana Marty Fleck as King Foizon Melissa Cybele Sparks as Jacoba Aon (as Melissa Cybele) Mike MacRae as Narrator 1 (as Mike MacRae) Rick Buford as Zed Rob Mungle as Torou Shawn Taylor as Leeza Luft Shelley Calene-Black as Galarea Tiffany Grant as Pat Hood Vic Mignogna as Tokamaku Victor Carsrud as Hon Wan Allison Sumrall (as Allison L. Sumrall) | |||||||
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This week on Hey, Answerman! Brian casually thrusts himself into the heated debate over manga versus anime, delicately walks the fine line of taste in discussing yaoi relationships, and then has Justin Sevakis delve a little bit into the murky waters of US anime companies battling their Japanese overlords. Plus! Hey, Answerfans! Oy! 2009-09-18
New York Anime Festival's head honcho and resident otaku Peter Tatara stops by for a chat about the convention, the impending invasion of AKB48, and the resulting cleanup situation. Plus: protips for dealing with industry types and Justin's inherent weirdness. 2009-09-18
Alien Nine works both as shocking amusement and as art. It's merciless in its treatment of its characters, and though it's not substantially more horrifying than other anime, something about it cuts deeper. 2009-09-17
Todd reviews the gorgeous Muramasa: The Demon Blade this week! Plus more Tatsunoko vs. Capcom characters, a new Tokimeki Memorial, Square Enix's Nier, and a torrid affair between Gundam and Puyo Puyo. 2009-09-16
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Despite its new-
It is never, ever a good sign when the mangaka herself admits that she “kinda failed at this series.” How do you dispute her own good judgment?
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A must buy for anyone who has not yet had the pleasure of watching Azumanga Daioh in its entirety. Oh, and be sure to pay close attention—it might be on the exam!
A mature, self-