Galaxy Angel (TV)
Galaxy Angel (manga) (2001-12, adaptation)
Galaxy Angel Beta (manga) (sequel)
Galaxy Angel Party (manga) (spinoff)
Galaxy Angel Z (TV) (2002-02-03 to 2002-03-31, sequel)
Galaxy Angel A (TV) (sequel)
Galaxy Angel S (special) (sequel)
Galaxy Angel X (TV) (sequel)
Galaxy Angel Rune (TV) (2006-10-01 to 2006-12-24, spinoff)
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| Galaxy Angel - What's Cooking? + Artbox (DVD 1) 2004-03-16 (from $31.98) |
| Galaxy Angel - What's Cooking? (DVD 1) 2004-03-16 (from $21.99) |
| Galaxy Angel - What's Cooking? Limited Edition + Artbox (DVD 1) 2004-03-16 (from $33.99) |
| Galaxy Angel - Angels a la Carte (DVD 2) 2004-05-25 |
| Galaxy Angel - Stranded Without Dessert (DVD 3) 2004-07-27 (from $16.99) |
| Galaxy Angel - Save Room for More (DVD 4) 2004-09-14 (from $16.99) |
| Galaxy Angel - Complete Collection (DVD 1-4) 2006-06-27 |
Director: Script: Storyboard: Music: Hikaru Nanase Original Character Design: Kanan Character Design: Mariko Fujita Art director: Kazuhiro Takahashi Animation director: Mechanical design: Sound director: Kazuya Tanaka Director of Photography: Hitoshi Yamaguchi Executive producer: Producer: Color design: Yuriko Kadomoto Editing: Satoshi Terauchi General Supervision: Ryo Mizuno Key Animation: Logo Design: Nobuo Watanabe Music producer: Yoshiyuki Ito Recording engineer: Osamu Ichikawa Series supervisor: Toshiki Inoue Sound Effects: Hiroki Nozaki Theme Song Arrangement: Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Chisa Tanabe (OP/ED) Theme Song Performance: Unit Director: | Mayumi Yamaguchi as Forte Stollen Mika Kanai as Vanilla H Miyuki Sawashiro as Mint Blancmanche Ryoko Shintani as Milfeulle Sakuraba Yukari Tamura as Ranpha Franboise Akio Suyama as Patrick Hiroyuki Yoshino as Jonathan Keiji Fujiwara as Volcott O'Huey Makoto Yasumura as Gasteau Mika Kanai as Normad Chafurin as Ai Shimizu as Asami Imai as Asami Sanada as Deijko (ep 17) Ayako Ito as Boy C (ep 5) Chinami Nishimura as Milly Eiji Takemoto as Eric Hirofumi Tanaka as Hiroki Takahashi as Alan Kincaid Hiroshi Iida as Issei Kusumoto as Announcer (ep 10) Kappei Yamaguchi as Max (ep. 20) Katsuyuki Konishi as Kazuhiko Inoue as Dr. Minami Asagaya Kazutaka Ishii as Pitcher (ep 12) Keiko Fukushima as Old Woman (ep 11) Kenji Nojima as Android Darling Kouji Ishii as Jim Kincaid Kousei Yagi as Kryzman Kozue Yoshizumi as Madoka Akita as Shopkeeper (ep 1) Mai Nagasako as Kryzman (boy) Masashi Yabe as Umpire (ep 12) Megumi Shintani as Amusement Park Staff B (ep 7) Michiru Wada as Misato Sakamoto as Synthetic Voice (ep 25) Miyuki Sawashiro as Naoki Makishima as Naomi Wakabayashi as Secretary (ep 13) Nobuo Tobita as J2 Nobutoshi Canna as Green Rie Kugimiya as Ryoko Shintani as Shakkun Sachiko Yōda as Oden Stand Owner (ep 14) Sayaka Aida as Boy (ep 7) Shigeru Chiba as Mr. God Shinichiro Miki as Ludwig Shinji Kawada as Takashi Matsuyama as Undertaker (ep 16) Takuma Suzuki as Hope Takumi Yamazaki as Johnny Tomoyuki Shimura as Yoshinori Fujita as Amusement Park Staff A (ep 7) Yukimasa Obi as Young Man of a Pizza Shop Yuko Fukushima as Yuko Nagashima as Secretary (ep 1) Yuuichi Nagashima as President (ep 19) | |||||||
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Script: Michael Root Translation: Kevin McKeown Executive producer: Ken Iyadomi Producer: Taku Otsuka Assistant Engineer: Ryan Olszewski Chief Producer: Charles McCarter Dialogue Editing: Production Assistant: Production Coordination: Re-Recording Mixing: Jan Deny Recording engineer: John Duncan Subtitle Script: Amy Lipkowitz Video Post-Production: Voice Direction: Teri Snelgrove | Alison Matthews as Forte Stollen Anna Cummer as Vanilla H Jocelyne Loewen as Milfeulle Sakuraba Nicole Bouma as Mint Blancmanche Nicole Leroux as Ranpha Franboise Alistair Abell as Patrick Andrew Toth as Gasteau Michael Kopsa as Col. Volcott O. Huey Richard Cox as Adam Henderson as Johnny (Ep. 26) Don Brown as Prof. Minami Asagaya (Ep. 17) Ellen Kennedy as Full Monty Receptionist (Ep. 10) Jillian Michaels as Mother (Ep. 11) Lee Tockar as Colonel Roger (Ep. 12) Michael Dobson as Michael Kopsa as Ron Halder as Newscaster (Ep. 10) Ted Cole as President's Aide (Ep. 19) Tony Sampson as Darling (Ep. 10) | |||||||
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Elena Diaz Toledo as Forte Stollen Jhaidy Barboza as Vainilla (Vanilla H) Lidia Abautt as Menta (Mint Blancmanche) Melanie Henriquez as Ranpha Franboise Rebeca Aponte as Milfeulle Sakuraba Armando Volcanes as Volcott O'Huey Marycel González as Noah (Nomad) | ||||||||
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Dubbing Director: Dada Carlos Script: Zalve Astor Translation: Zalve Astor | Hazel Hernan as Ranpha Franboise Rona Aguilar as Milfeulle Sakuraba Rowena Benavides as Mint Blancmanche Rowena Raganit as Louie Paraboles as Normad Montreal Repuyan as Col. Volcott O'Huey Louie Paraboles as Montreal Repuyan as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: | Daniella Piquet as Milfeulle Sakuraba (Mirufiu) Fernanda Bock as Fortê Stollen Fernanda Bulara as Vanilla H Gilberto Baroli as Col. Volcott O. Huey Júlia Castro as Nômado Samira Fernandes as Mint Blancmanche (Minto) Tatiane Keplermaier as Ranpha Framboise (Lanfa) Fernanda Bulara as Dejiko (ep 17) Márcia Regina as Puchiko (ep 17) | |||||||
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