Machine Robo: Revenge of Chronos (TV)
Machine Robo: The Running Battlehackers (TV) (sequel)
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| Machine Robo: Revenge of Chronos (DVD 1) 2003-06-10 (from $7.49) |
| Machine Robo: Revenge of Chronos (DVD 2) 2003-08-12 (from $7.49) |
| Machine Robo: Revenge of Chronos - (DVD 3) 2004-06-08 (from $7.49) |
Series director: Hiroshi Yoshida Series Composition: Hideki Sonoda Script: Episode Director: Masami Obari Character Design: Nobuyoshi Habara Art director: Mecha design: Takahiro Yamada Executive producer: Toshihiko Sato Producer: Animation Supervisor: Takuya Wada Key Animation: | Kazuhiko Inoue as Toshiharu Sakurai as Triple Jim Hiroko Takahashi as Diondra Junichi Kagaya as Kirai Stol Kenichi Ono as Aruno Tahara as Asami Mukaidono as Rock (ep 2) Bin Shimada as Chie Koujiro as Fam (ep 23) Chieko Honda as Kina (ep 14) Chika Sakamoto as Ziggy (ep 2) Daisuke Gouri as King Girandor (ep 9) Hideyuki Umezu as Hiroshi Yanaka as Tough Trailer (eps 28-31) Hirotaka Suzuoki as Zagam (ep 5) Houchu Ohtsuka as Ikuya Sawaki as Pylon (eps 17-18) Issei Futamata as Junichi Kagaya as Falgos (ep 28) Junpei Tachibara as Kendo Robo (24-25) Kaneto Shiozawa as Trim Spancer (ep 9) Katsumi Suzuki as Kazue Ikura as Nasca (ep 8) Kazuhiko Inoue as Rom Stol Keiichi Nanba as Koron (ep 14) Ken Yamaguchi as Fire Robo (ep 33) Kenichi Ono as Kenyuu Horiuchi as Kouichi Hashimoto as Rod Drill Kouji Totani as Magmanian (ep 23) Kyooko Hamura as Masaharu Satou as Blade (ep 7) Masako Katsuki as Solitia Raymosett (ep 15) Masashi Hirose as Maya Okamoto as Melodia (ep 11) Miho Yoshida as Kanari (eps 17-18) Minako Arakawa as Minoru Inaba as Guruzios Nobuaki Fukuda as Pro Truck Racer (29-36) Nobuyuki Yoshida as Reiko Suzuki as Carma (ep 32) Rica Fukami as Meryl (ep 12) Ritsuo Sawa as Cross Rock (eps 26,36) Ryûzaburô Ôtomo as Asura (ep 38) Shigeru Nakahara as Shony (ep 7) Shigezou Sasaoka as Shinya Ohtaki as Blue Jet Sho Hayami as Shuuichi Ikeda as Takurou Kitagawa as Taro Arakawa as Teiyu Ichiryusai as Logo (ep 13) Tomohiro Nishimura as Red Guilder (ep 15) Yoku Shioya as Bug Newman (ep 10) Yoshino Takamori as You Yoshimura as Magna Rock (eps 35,40) Yousuke Akimoto as Gardi Yuko Kobayashi as Rury Yuko Mizutani as Leina Stol Yumi Takada as Yutaka Shimaka as Preacher (ep 16) Yuushi Sato as Ruby Man (eps 35-36) Yuzuru Fujimoto as | |||||||
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Executive producer: John O'Donnell Producer: Stephanie Shalofsky | (none) | |||||||
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Theme Song Performance: | Régine Teyssot as AJ Vincent Violette as Nick Bernard Métraux as Gades Henri Djanik as Leader Jacques Deschamps as Jacques Ferrière as Vrille Jean Barney as Narrateur Monique Thierry as Demo Sady Rebbot as Proto | |||||||
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