Patlabor The Mobile Police: The New Files (OAV 2/1990)
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Director: Mamoru Oshii Script: Kazunori Ito Music: Kenji Kawai Character Design: Akemi Takada Mechanical design: Yutaka Izubuchi | Miina Tominaga as Noa Izumi Daisuke Gouri as Hiromi Yamazaki Issei Futamata as Mikiyasu Shinshi Michihiro Ikemizu as Isao Ohta Osamu Saka as Seitaro Sakaki Ryunosuke Ohbayashi as Kiichi Goto Shigeru Chiba as Shigeo Shiba Tomomichi Nishimura as Detective Matsui Toshio Furukawa as Asuma Shinohara Yoshiko Sakakibara as Shinobu Nagumo You Inoue as Clancy Kanuka Aya Hisakawa as Katou (ep 14) Hirotaka Suzuoki as Utsumi / Richard Won Jouji Nakata as Shou (ep 10) Kei Tomiyama as Ingram Zero Megumi Hayashibara as Momoko Sakurayama Mugihito as Sonsaku Hakodate (ep 4) Nobutoshi Hayashi as Mizoguchi (ep 14) Ryouichi Tanaka as Riki Tanino (ep 4) Sanji Hase as Osamu Ichitou (ep 4) Shinji Nomura as Officer (ep 11) Takashi Matsuyama as Announcer (ep 12) Takuzou Kamiyama as Kuma-Goro (ep 4) | |||||||
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ADR Director: Allan Gus Translation: Neil Nadelman Executive producer: John O'Donnell Producer: Stephanie Shalofsky Dubbing Coordinator: Ross Lefko DVD Coordination: Eric Thomann DVD Menu Design: Alex Shum DVD Premastering: Michael Palan In House Production: Subtitling: Jonathan Lung Video Production Manager: Tim Werenko | Elisa Wain as Noa Izumi Ami Shukla as Shinobu Nagumo Curt Gebhart as Shige Debora Rabbai as Kanuka Clancy Frankie Rome as Mikiyasu Shinshi James Wolfe as Isao Ota Jamie McGonnigal as Bud Joey Rappaporte as Gomioka Michael Schwartz as Kiichi Goto Rita Joseph as Takeo Kumagami Sean Schemmel as Hiromi Yamazaki Veronica Taylor as Momoko Walter Barnes as Utsumi Wayne Grayson as Kurosaki | |||||||
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Stéphanie Murat as Elodie Alexandre Gillet as Allan Laurence Crouzet as Marc François as Capitaine Goto Mireille Audibert as Barbara Régis Reuilhac as Mickael Sady Rebbot as Etienne William Coryn as William | ||||||||
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Dubbing Director: Sergio Masieri | Felice Invernici as Azuma Shimohara Lara Parmiani as Noa Izumi Marco Balzarotti as Kiichi Goto Maurizio Scattorin as Seitaro Sasaki Pietro Ubaldi as Isao Ohta Antonio Paiola as Gem Caterina Rochira as Clancy Kanuka Claudio Moneta as Captain Otsumi Davide Garbolino as Budd Kanuka Flavio Arras as Mikiyasu Shinshi Gianfranco Gamba as Hiromi Yamazaki Ivo De Palma as Isp. Matsui Massimiliano Lotti as Shigeo Shiba Patrizia Salmoiraghi as Shinobu Nagumo Roberta Gallina Laurenti as Kumaji Kumagari | |||||||
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