Gantz (TV)
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| Gantz - Season 2 DVD Box Set (DVD) 2006-07-04 (from $18.00) |
| Gantz - The Complete Series Collection (Thinpak) (DVD) 2008-09-23 (from $50.99) |
| Gantz - Perfect Score DVD Collection (DVD) 2007-11-06 (from $57.99) |
| Gantz - Game of Death (DVD 1) 2005-02-08 (from $3.00) |
| Gantz - Game of Death + Artbox (DVD 1) 2005-02-08 (from $18.20) |
| Gantz - Kill or Be Killed (DVD 2) 2005-03-08 (from $3.00) |
| Gantz - Aftershocks (DVD 3) 2005-04-05 (from $3.00) |
| Gantz - Terminal Dispatch (DVD 4) 2005-05-03 (from $3.00) |
| Gantz - Process of Elimination (DVD 5) 2005-06-07 (from $3.00) |
| Gantz - Sudden Death (DVD 6) 2005-07-05 (from $3.00) |
| Gantz - Fatal Attractions (DVD 7) 2005-08-09 (from $6.00) |
| Gantz - Fatal Attractions + Artbox (DVD 7) 2005-08-09 (from $8.00) |
| Gantz - Deathwatch (DVD 8) 2005-10-11 (from $6.00) |
| Gantz - Judge, Jury & Executioner (DVD 9) 2005-11-15 (from $6.00) |
| Gantz - Endgame (DVD 10) 2006-01-17 (from $6.00) |
| Gantz - Season 1 Thinpak (DVD 1-6) 2006-01-17 (from $18.00) |
Director: Ichiro Itano Series Composition: Masashi Sogo Scenario: Masashi Sogo Script: Masashi Sogo Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Original creator: Hiroya Oku Character Design: Naoyuki Onda Art director: Shigemi Ikeda Chief Animation Director: Animation director: Mechanical design: Toshihiro Nakajima 3D Director: Yasuhiro Kato Sound director: Hiroyuki Hayase Director of Photography: Koujirou Hayashi Executive producer: Takashi Nagai Producer: 2D Texture: Yuichi Furuichi 2nd Key Animation: 3D Work: Accessory Design: Toshihiro Nakajima Advertising Producer: Animation producer: Art Boards: Yukiko Maruyama Assistant Line Producer: Takahiro Suzuki Assistant producer: Ryuunosuke Abo (GDH) Assistant Production Manager: Background Art: Color Check: Color design: Takae Iijima Color setting: Digital Production Coordinator: Editing: Kiyoshi Hirose Editing Support: Akinori Mishima In-Between Animation: In-Between Check: Key Animation: Layout: Hirofumi Nakata (ep 7) Literary Production Coordinator: Jiro Saiki Music Production Support: Seiichi Negi (FILLIN INC.) Original Titles: Yoshiyuki Seki ((VOLARE inc.)) Paint: Planning: Production Assistant: Kimiko Kai Production Cooperation: Takehiko Aoki (Sogetsu Agency) Production Design Coordinator: Shingo Uchida Production manager: Koji Kajita Production producer: Osamu Nagai Sound Effects: Yasuyuki Konno ((Swara Pro.)) Sound Engineer: Sound Producer: Special Effects: Theme Song Performance: VFX: VFX Manager: VTR Editor: | Daisuke Namikawa as Kei Kurono Hitomi Nabatame as Kei Kishimoto Hiroshi Kamiya as Masanobu Hojou Masashi Oosato as Masaru Kato Mie Sonozaki as Sei Sakuraoka Mitsuaki Madono as Hajime Muroto Bin Sasaki as Suzuki Chiaki Takahashi as Reporter (ep 4) Hajime Iijima as Hikari Yono as Hiroshi Shirokuma as Hitomi Nabatame as Eikichi Nemoto Jiro Saito as Greenonion Alien (adult) (ep 2) Junichi Endou as Akitoshi Okazaki Kahoru Sasajima as Mika Kanda Kanako Mihashi as Shiori Kishimoto Kenichi Morozumi as Yoshioka Kentarou Itou as Kimiko Saito as Kato's Aunt Kiyoshi Hirose as Stalker Kouichi Nagano as Kouji Tsujitani as Ryuuji Kajiura Koujirou Hayashi as Station Attendant Masahito Kawanago as Tetsuo Masashi Yabe as Jouichiro Nishi Masayuki Nakata as Naozumi Saito Mayumi Yamaguchi as Young Kato Mie Sonozaki as Miharu Iijima as Naomi Kusumi as Muso Tokugawa Naoya Iwahashi as Rakkyo Ide as Satoshi Tsuruoka as Shingo Uchida as Customer Susumu Chiba as Inamori Takahiro Yoshino as Takehiro Murozono as Takurou Kitagawa as Takurou Nakakuni as Toshiko Koumura as Kayo Sugihara Toshiko Yoshimura as Kayo Sugihara Touko Aoyama as Tsuyoshi Koyama as Tachibana Yasuko Hatori as Old Lady Yoshihisa Kawahara as Yoshinobu Fujita as Student (ep 7) Yoshinori Fujita as Greenonion Alien (child) (ep 2) Yuiko Tanaka as Manabu Yumi Kakazu as Sadayo Suzumura Yumiko Kobayashi as Ryota Sugihara Yutaka Aoyama as JJ Zenichi Nagano as Kosuke | |||||||
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ADR Director: Matt Greenfield Script: Translation: Josh Cole ADR Script: Thomas Martin Gonzales (eps. 1-4) Executive producer: Producer: Matt Greenfield Creative Director: DVD Coordination: Anthony Benavides DVD Menu Design: Editing: Head Of Translations: Javier Lopez International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Mixing: Wade Shemwell Packaging Design: Larry Koteff Post-Production Manager: Shelly Thomas Production Assistant: Production manager: Joey Goubeaud Project Translator: Kaoru Bertrand Recording engineer: Senior Translator: Shoko Oono Sound Design: Wade Shemwell Subtitling: Andrew Kent (Ep. 1-8) Translation Proofer: Brendan Frayne | Chris Ayres as Kei Kurono Shannon Emerick as Kei Kishimoto Emily Carter-Essex as Yoshino Uehara Illich Guardiola as Masaru Kato John Gremillion as Ryuji Kajiura John Swasey as Naozumi Saito Kelly Manison as Sei Sakuraoka Kira Vincent-Davis as Sadayo Suzumura Xero Reynolds as Masanobu Hojo Adam Conlon as Yonekura (Ep. 5) Alyssa Anderson as Andy McAvin as Blake Shepard as Blake Shepherd as Male Student Bob Biggerstaff as Brett Weaver as Akitoshi Brian Granveldt as Brittney Karbowski as Kato's Cousin (Ep. 7) Chris Patton as Christine Auten as Tetsuo's Wife Emily Carter-Essex as Gene Tognacci as Kinji (Ep. 6-11) George Manley as Greg Ayres as Jacob A. Gragard as Shop Clerk B (Ep. 9) James Faulkner as Jason Douglas as Tetsuo Jason Grundy as Green Statue (Ep. 16-17) Jay Hickman as Inamori Jessica Boone as John Gremillion as John Swasey as Jonathan C. Osborne as Jose Diaz as Tomao Kelly Manison as Female Reporter (Ep. 22) Kira Vincent-Davis as Kurt Stoll as Matsumura (Ep. 5, 15) Laura Chapman as Kato's Aunt Luci Christian as Marcy Rae as Old Lady Melinda DeKay as Mike Kleinhenz as Goro Suzuki Mike MacRae as Mike McFarland as Mike Vance as Monica Rial as Nikki Thomas as Paul Locklear as Delinquent (Ep. 7) Paul Sidello as Rick Piersall as Syunichi Ike (Ep. 15-16) Rob Mungle as Hatanaka Robert Anderson as Russell Freeman as Masashi Yamada Sasha Paysinger as Shannon Emerick as Young Kurono Spike Spencer as Little Greenonion Stuart Krohn as Student (Ep. 5) Susan O. Koozin as Ted Pfister as Salaryman Tiffany Salinas as Victor Carsrud as Xero Reynolds as Station Attendant | |||||||
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| (none) | Clémence Bretecher as Kei Kishimoto Stanislas Forlani as Kei Kurono Julien Lucas as Masaru Kato Vincent Cappello as Jouichiro Nichi | |||||||
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| (none) | Ariadna Jiménez as Kei Kishimoto (Spain dub) Carlos Lladó as Kei Kurono (Spain dub) Emerson Gutierrez as Kei Kurono Lileana Chacón as Kei Kishimoto Adolfo Nittoli as Masaru Kato Oscar Redondo as Masaru Kato (Spain dub) Angel del Río as Masanobu Hojo (Spain dub) Carlos Vitale as Gang Member #2 Héctor Indriago as Kajiura Isabel Vara as Old Lady Jesús Nunes as Gang Member #3 Jhaidy Barboza as Boy Jordi Navarro as Nishi Joichiro (Spain dub) Juan Guzmán as Motorcyclist Maite Guedes as Manuel Bastos as Monk Melanie Henriquez as Store lady Rafael Monsalve as Gang Member #1 | |||||||
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| (none) | Clemens Ostermann as Kei Kurono Jana Kilka as Kei Kishimoto Hubertus von Lerchenfeld as Masaru Kato Beate Pfeiffer as Bettina Kenter as Yoshino Uehara [Lehrerin] Carola Wegerle as Frau Christian Mey as Christian H. Wolf as Inamori Christoph Jablonka as Claus-Peter Damitz as Miyafuji Daniel Schlauch as Hajime Muroto Denise Strey as Schülerin B Dirk Galuba as Lauch-Alien Vater Eike Möller as Florian Bauer as Schüler A Gerd Meyer as Daichi Nozaki Gerhard Jilka as Hatanaka [Yakuza #2] Ghaffari Raffael as Junge B Jacqueline Belle as Schülerin A Johannes Lorenz as Masaru Kato (kind) Johannes Wolko as Schüler C Joseph Vossenkuhl as Masashi Yamada Kai Taschner as Obdachloser Katharina Schwarzmaier as Kathrin Gaube as Tetsuos Frau Lukas Borcherding as Schüler B Manfred Erdmann as Marco Iannotta as Kei Kurono (Kind) Marieke Oeffinger as Mika Kanda Marion Hartmann as Alte Frau Martin Pfisterer as Matthias Grundig as Naosumi Saito Michael Koller as Junge A Michael Schernthaner as Kosuke Michael Vogtmann as Mann C Michaela Degen as Ehefrau Michele Sterr as Porree [Alienkind] Niko Macoulis as Mann D Ole Pfennig as Jouichiro Nishi Patrick Schröder as Ryouji Kajiura Stefan Günther as Tetsuo Stefan Peter Heiler as Suzuki Aliens Thomas Albus as Thomas Rauscher as Tachibana Tolilah Jolas as Sei Sakuraoka Ulf Söhmisch as Veronika A. Neugebauer as Sei Sakuraoka Walter von Hauff as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Rodrigo Andreatto | Hermes Baroli as Kei Kurono Letícia Quinto as Kei Kishimoto (1st voice - only on ep 1) Suzy Pereira as Kei Kishimoto (2nd voice) Isabel Cristina de Sá as Sei Sakuraoka Ricardo Sawaya as Sérgio Corsetti as Vagner Fagundes as Joichiro Nishi Luiz Antônio Lobue as Pai do Cebolinha (Adult Greenonion Alien) Marcelo Campos as Hajime Muroto Raphael Ferreira as Ryota Sílvio Giraldi as Tomao Tânia Gaidarji as Professora Yoshino Tatá Guarnieri as Masashi Yamada Thiago Longo as Cebolinha (Child Greenonion Alien) Wellington Lima as Yakuza B (ep 1 and 2) Wendel Bezerra as Loiro (ep 1 and 2) | |||||||
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