Megazone 23 (OAV)
Megazone 23 Part II (OAV) (sequel)
Megazone 23 Part III (OAV) (sequel)
Robotech: The Untold Story (U.S. movie) (amalgam)
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| Megazone 23 - Complete Collection (DVD) 2007-12-11 (from $16.00) |
| Megazone 23 - Complete Collection (DVD) 2009-01-13 (from $19.79) |
| Megazone 23 - PART 1 (DVD 1) 2004-06-01 (from $5.00) |
| Megazone 23 - Part 1 Collector’s Edition (Artbox) (DVD 1) 2004-06-01 (from $27.98) |
Director: Noboru Ishiguro Screenplay: Hiroyuki Hoshiyama Storyboard: Music: Original story: Character Design: Art director: Mitsuki Nakamura Chief Animation Director: Animation director: Sound director: Yasunori Honda Producer: Action Director: Ichiro Itano Editing: Eiko Nishide Eve Design: Haruhiko Mikimoto Filming Director: Kenichi Yoshizaka Planning: Toshimitsu Suzuki Theme Song Arrangement: Shiro Sagisu (OP) Theme Song Lyrics: | Kumi Miyasato as Eve Tokimatsuri (Part 1, 2) Masato Kubota as Shogo Yahagi Kaneto Shiozawa as BD (Part 1) Maria Kawamura as Yui Takanaka (Part 1) Mayumi Shou as Mai Yumekanoh (Part 1) Miina Tominaga as Tomomi Murashita (Part 1) Daisuke Gouri as manager (Part 1) Hisashi Katsuta as director (Part 1) Hitoshi Takagi as Coco (Part 1) Ikuya Sawaki as Lieutenant Nakao (Part 1) Katsumi Toriumi as Chombo (Part 1) Kazuyuki Sogabe as The Producer (Part 1) Ken Yamaguchi as Staff A (Part 1) Kiyoshi Kobayashi as Eigen Yumekanou (Part 1) Kouichi Yamadera as Shinji Nakagawa (Part 1) Kôzô Shioya as Guts Maya Okamoto as girl (Part 1, 2) Nobuo Tobita as Communicator (Part 1) Yuji Mitsuya as Hiroki Mohrii (Part 1) | |||||||
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ADR Director: Matt Greenfield Translation: Jason Bowhay ADR Script: Matt Greenfield Executive producer: Creative Director: DVD Coordination: Janice Williams DVD Menu Design: DVD Packaging: Larry Koteff DVD Producer: David Williams Editing: Graphics: International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Mix: Brent Marshall Post-Production Manager: Shelly Thomas Production Assistant: Recording engineer: Jason Grundy Sound Design: Brent Marshall Subtitle Timing: Joshua Carvalho Subtitling: Joshua Carvalho | Andy McAvin as BD Monica Rial as Eve Tokimatsuri Vic Mignogna as Shougo Yahagi Allison Shipp as Yui Takanaka Bob Biggerstaff as TV Anchor B Dan Mackey as Senior Officer George Manley as Tech Chief Hilary Haag as Tomomi Murashita Illich Guardiola as Shinji Nakagawa John Swasey as Coco John Tyson as Eigen Yumekanou Kevin Charles as TV Anchor A Kurt Stoll as Morley Mark X. Laskowski as Chombo Mike Kleinhenz as Director General Mike MacRae as Producer Mike Vance as First Lieutenant Nakao Paul Sidello as Commentator Sasha Paysinger as Mai Yumekanou Tiffany Grant as Female Reporter | |||||||
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