Studio P.V. Milano
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Anime with which this company was involved:
Aeon Flux (U.S. TV) : Dubbing
Amazing Nurse Nanako (TV) : Dubbing
Angel Sanctuary (OAV) : Postproduction
Armitage III Polymatrix (movie) : Dubbing
Armitage: Dual-Matrix (movie) : Dubbing
Burst Angel (TV) : Dubbing
Cosmowarrior Zero (TV) : Dubbing
Devil Lady (TV) : Postproduction
Doki Doki Densetsu Mahoujin Guru Guru (TV) : Postproduction
EX-Driver (OAV) : Dubbing
Gear Fighter Dendoh (TV) : Postproduction
Generator Gawl (TV) : Postproduction
Great Teacher Onizuka (TV) : Postproduction
Hikari no Densetsu (TV) : Editor
Huckleberry no Bouken (TV) : Dubbing
A Little Princess Sara (TV) : Dubbing
Mahoujin Guru Guru (TV) : Postproduction
Neon Genesis Evangelion: Death & Rebirth (movie) : Dubbing
Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion (movie) : Dubbing
New Cutey Honey (OAV) : Dubbing
Orphen (TV) : Postproduction
Saint Seiya Tenkai-hen (movie) : Dubbing
Saiyuki (TV) : Postproduction
Samurai 7 (TV) : Dubbing
Shamanic Princess (OAV) : Dubbing
Street Fighter II V (TV) : Post Production
Super Doll Licca-chan (TV) : Post Production
Toppo Jijo (TV) : Dubbing
Wolf's Rain (TV) : Postproduction
Wolf's Rain (OAV) : Postproduction
Yume Miru Toppo Jijo (TV) : Dubbing
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