Solty Rei (TV)
Solty Rei (manga) (spinoff)
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| Solty Rei - Complete Viridian Collection (DVD) 2009-03-24 (from $29.57) |
| Solty Rei (DVD 1) 2007-01-23 (from $4.00) |
| Solty Rei (DVD 2) 2007-03-06 (from $4.00) |
| Solty Rei (DVD 3) 2007-04-17 (from $17.99) |
| Solty Rei (DVD 4) 2007-05-29 (from $4.00) |
| Solty Rei (DVD 5) 2007-07-10 (from $4.00) |
| Solty Rei (DVD 6) 2007-08-21 (from $4.00) |
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| Solty Rei - DVD Box Set (DVD 1-6) 2008-03-18 (from $28.00) |
| Solty Rei + Artbox (DVD 1) 2007-01-23 (from $9.00) |
Director: Yoshimasa Hiraike Script: Noboru Kimura Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Toshiyuki Omori Character Design: Shujirou Hamakawa Art director: Toshihiro Kohama Chief Animation Director: Shujirou Hamakawa Animation director: Mechanical design: Kanetake Ebikawa Art design: Hajime Satou 3D Director: Hirotsugu Shimoyama Sound director: Yota Tsuruoka Director of Photography: Kosuke Tanaka Executive producer: Koji Kajita Producer: Animation producer: Hisao Fuke Conceptual Design: Editing: Kiyoshi Hirose Music producer: Planning: Planning Assistance: Goro Taniguchi Theme Song Arrangement: Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: | Jouji Nakata as Roy Revant Momoko Saito as Solty Revant Hiro Shimono as Yuto K Steel Mamiko Noto as Accela Warrick Masumi Asano as Rose Anderson Natsuko Kuwatani as Kerchr Nobuo Tobita as Ashley Links Ryou Hirohashi as Integra Martel Sayaka Ohara as Miranda Shizuka Itou as Silvia Ban Yukari Tamura as Celica Yayoi Ai Nagano as Rita Revant (blind girl) (ep 6) Fumihiko Tachiki as Josef Hideki Tasaka as Larry Anderson Houchu Ohtsuka as Hou Chuu (Ep. 11-13) Machiko Toyoshima as Meril's Mother (Ep. 4) Mami Kingetsu as Natalie (Ep. 3) Miyuki Sawashiro as Mii Rikiya Koyama as Vincent Greco (Ep. 6) Ryoko Nagata as Jeremy Kolbel (eps 13-14) Sawa Ishige as Meril (Ep. 4) Sho Hayami as John Kimberley (Ep. 8) Sumi Shimamoto as Elaine (Ep. 24) Takeshi Kusao as Will (Ep. 15-16) Tatsuhisa Suzuki as Andy Anderson Tomoe Oumi as Sarah Revant Yutaka Nakano as Dewey (Ep. 3) Yuuna Inamura as Illumina Kisch | |||||||
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ADR Director: Christopher R. Sabat Script: Translation: Shoko Oono Executive producer: Gen Fukunaga Producer: ADR Engineer: Rawly Pickens Assistant producer: Andrew Rye DVD Authoring: DVD Compression: DVD Editor: Jeremy Jimenez DVD Menu Audio: Matt Chaney DVD Menu Design: DVD Producer: DVD Production Assistant: DVD Quality Control: Head Writer: John Burgmeier Line Producer: Christopher R. Sabat Mix Engineer: Adrian Cook Production Assistant: Susie Nixon (Viridian Collection) Sub-ADR Director: Leah Clark Subtitling: Talent Coordination: Andrew Rye Title Design: Kris Pierce Video Editor: | Carrie Savage as Solty Revant Christopher R. Sabat as Roy Revant Caitlin Glass as Accela Warrick Chris Patton as Yuto K. Steel Colleen Clinkenbeard as Rose Anderson Greg Ayres as Will Jamie Marchi as Integra Martel Jason Liebrecht as Ashley Links Kara Edwards as Celica Yayoi Laura Bailey as Sylvia Ban Luci Christian as Kasha Maverick Stephanie Young as Miranda Maverick Alese Watson as Amu (Omake) Andy Mullins as Man A (Ep. 5) Barry Yandell as Brandon Potter as Brett Weaver as Vincent Greco (Ep. 6) Brina Palencia as Carrie Savage as Celica's Mother (Ep. 12) Cassandra Hodges as Secretary (Ep. 19) Christopher Bevins as Researcher A (ep 15-16) Colleen Clinkenbeard as Daniel Coleman as Researcher C (Ep. 16) Daniel Penz as Hunter A (Ep. 1) Eric Vale as Larry Anderson Gwendolyn Lau as Illumina (Ep. 23-24) J. Michael Tatum as Jamie Marchi as Jim Foronda as John Burgmeier as John Gremillion as Josh Martin as Ring Master (Ep. 5) Kara Edwards as Tour Guide Kate Oxley as Mii (ep 18) Leah Clark as Lydia Mackay as News Lady (Omake) Mark Stoddard as Markus Lloyd as Mike McFarland as Monica Rial as Orion Pitts as Andy Anderson Phil Parsons as John Kimberley (Ep. 8) R Bruce Elliott as Neumann (Ep. 2) Randy Tallman as Hunter C (Ep. 1) Travis Willingham as Embezzler (ep 18) Trina Nishimura as Nana (Omake) Troy Baker as Sniper (Ep. 2) Wendy Powell as Eirene (Ep. 24) | |||||||
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| (none) | Mercedes Prato as Solty Revant Jhaidy Barboza as Celica Yayoi Lidia Abautt as Kasha Maverick Rebeca Aponte as Integra Martel | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Richard Westerhaus (eps 1-24) Dialogbuch: Fritz Rott | Hans Bayer as Roy Revant Maxi Häcke as Solty Revant Gabi Wienand as Integra Martel Heiko Obermöller as Yuto K. Steel Julia Kaufmann as Celica Yayoi Katja Liebing as Kasha Maverick Kordula Leisse as Sylivia Ban Kordula Leiße as Sylivia Ban Marie Bierstedt as Miranda Maverick Markus Pfeiffer as Larry Anderson Ranja Bonalana as Rose Anderson René Dawn-Claude as Will (Ep. 15-16) Sarah Brückner as Axcela Warrick Simon T. Roden as Andy Anderson Stefan Schleberger as Ashley Links Fritz Rott as Gregor Höppner as Killer (Ep. 2) Hans-Gerd Kilbinger as Josef Karl-Heinz Tafel as Prof. Dr. Dewey Black Rieke Werner as Mii Rolf Berg as Dale Boyd (Ep. 1) Silke Haupt as RUC Mädchen (Ep. 1 & 2) Volker Wolf as Grey Walker (Ep. 1) | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: space power | |||||||
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| (none) | Cassius Romero as Roy Revant Fernanda Bulara as Solty Revant Flora Paulita as Kasha Maverick Lene Bastos as Rose Anderson Raquel Marinho as Miranda Maverick | |||||||
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