Rhea Gall Force (OAV)
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Gall Force: Earth Chapter (OAV) (sequel)
Gall Force: New Era (OAV) (sequel)
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| Rhea Gall Force - (DVD) 2003-03-11 (from $14.99) |
Director: Katsuhito Akiyama Script: Hideki Kakinuma Character Design: Kenichi Sonoda Art director: Mitsuharu Miyamae Chief Animation Director: Nobuyuki Kitajima Mechanical design: Kimitoshi Yamane Art design: Rei Yumeno Sound director: Noriyoshi Matsuura Key Animation Director: Executive producer: Producer: Cinematography: Akihiko Takahashi Line Producer: Hidekazu Uchiyama Mechanical animation director: Atsushi Takeuchi Music Production: Toshio Oguri Original Music: Etsuko Yamakawa Planning: Production Design: Hideki Kakinuma | Chieko Honda as Mitty Eriko Hara as Melody Hiromi Tsuru as Score Ichirô Nagai as Dominov Ikunari Sawaki as Dr. Newman Katsumi Suzuki as Rivolk Kazuhiko Inoue as Bauer Kimitsugu Todani as MME Adjutant Maria Kawamura as Fortin Masaharu Satou as Gorn Masashi Hironaka as Vikal Michie Tomizawa as Sally Michitaka Kobayashi as Soldier Naoko Matsui as Soundy Naoko Watanabe as narrator Seizo Katou as Nelson Shigeru Nakahara as Hody Shoji Sato as MME Leader Gorn Yuko Mizutani as Anne Yuusaku Yara as Norton | |||||||
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Translation: Neil Nadelman Executive producer: John O'Donnell Producer: Stephanie Shalofsky Associate producer: Tom Wayland Dubbing supervisor: Tom Wayland DVD Coordination: In House Production: Justin Sevakis In House Production Manager: Tim Werenko Sound Design: | Christopher Graham as Professor Newman Chunky Mon as Norton Dan Green as Bohdy Debora Rabbai as James Wolfe as Bauer Keith Howard as Dominov Mark Knight as Veronica Taylor as Vibe Jones as Score Walter 'Barney' Barnes as Vikal | |||||||
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