Munto 2: Beyond the Walls of Time (OAV)
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| Munto 2: Beyond the Walls of Time (DVD) 2006-04-04 (from $14.99) |
Director: Yoshiji Kigami Script: Yoshiji Kigami Storyboard: Yoshiji Kigami Music: Shinji Ikeda Character Design: Tomoe Aratani Art director: Seiki Tamura Animation director: Tomoe Aratani Sound director: Yota Tsuruoka Director of Photography: Ryuuta Nakagami Producer: Yoko Hatta Assistant Animation Director: Satoshi Kadowaki Assistant director: Yutaka Yamamoto Color Coordination: Rie Takaki Editing: Seiji Morita Theme Song Composition: Shinji Ikeda Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: Nana Furuhara | Haruna Mima as Yumemi Hidaka Masakazu Higo as Munto Kaori Shimizu as Ichiko Kouji Ishii as Gass Mayumi Yanagisawa as Leica Motomu Kiyokawa as Gntarl Rie Kugimiya as Suzume Imamura Sayaka Ohara as Ryuely Asuka Tanii as Nozomi Atsushi Takefusa as Elder Dai Matsumoto as Munto's Father Hiro Shimono as Takashi Jiro Saito as Elder Kei Kobayashi as Class Representative Makoto Yasumura as Rui Mami Hamada as Toche Masafumi Kimura as Nobuyuki Kobushi as Class Representative Rika Morinaga as Arine Takayasu Usui as First Lieutenant Tarou Masuoka as Crew Yoshio Kawai as Elder Yuuki Masuda as Irita | |||||||
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Translation: Kaya Laterman Executive producer: John O'Donnell Producer: Stephanie Shalofsky ADR Engineer: ADR Writer: Tom Wayland In House Production: Alex Shum Production Coordination: Erin Kinnee Sound Mixing: Video Production Manager: Tim Werenko Voice Direction: Tom Wayland | Sean Schemmel as Munto Veronica Taylor as Yumemi Hidaka Annice Moriarty as Suzume Imamura Bella Hudson as Ryueli Dan Green as Gass Kelly Ray as Ichiko Marc Thompson as Gntarl Annice Moriarty as Arine Bella Hudson as Class Representative Buddy Woodward as Lokon Elder Carol Jacobanis as Leica Dan Green as Enda Elder Lisa Ortiz as Mike Pollock as Sean Schemmel as Tom Wayland as Veronica Taylor as Toche Wayne Grayson as | |||||||
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