Cyborg 009 gekijô ban: chô ginga densetsu (movie)
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Script: Ryûzô Nakanishi Music: Koichi Sugiyama Original Manga: Shotaro Ishinomori Character Design: Yasuhiro Yamaguchi Animation director: Yasuhiro Yamaguchi Mechanical design: Koichi Tsunoda Director of Photography: Executive producer: In-Between Animation: Yasuhiro Nakura | Kazuhiko Inoue as Shimamura Joe/009 Banjou Ginga as Geronimo Junior/005 Fuyumi Shiraishi as Ivan Whiskey/001 Kaneta Kimotsuki as Great Briten/007 Kazuko Sugiyama as Francois Alnul/003 Kazuyuki Sogabe as Punma/008 Keaton Yamada as Albert Heinrich/004 Sanji Hase as Chan Chanko/006 Ichirô Nagai as Dr. Gilmore Jouji Yanami as Dr. Cosmo Keiichi Noda as Jet Rink/001 Noriko Ohara as Saba Tooru Oohira as Zoa | |||||||
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Sylvie Feit as Joe Shimamura/009 Catherine Lafond as Françoise Arnoud/003 Guy Chapelier as Poil de Carotte/002 Jackie Berger as Ivan Whisky/001 Marie-Christine Darah as Tamara Max André as Chamberlain/007 Patrick Poivey as Siegfried/004 Roger Carel as Karo Sady Rebbot as Puma/008 Séverine Morisot as Saba William Sabatier as Professeur Cosmo | ||||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: Canal 6 Cubavision (Cuba) Theatrical Releaser: ICAIC (Cuba) | |||||||
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| (none) | Corrado Conforti as 008 Dario De Grassi as Prof. Gilmour Francesca Guadagno as 003 Gaia Bolognesi as Saba Ilaria Latini as 001 Laura Romano as Tamara Luigi Ferraro as 007 Marco Baroni as 002 Massimo Rossi as 009 Maurizio Romano as 004 Oliviero Dinelli as 006 Romano Malaspina as 005 Saverio Indrio as Prof. Cosmo | |||||||
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| (none) | Gerd Duwner as Chang Changku Karl Schulz as Zoa Manfred Lehmann as Jet Link Norbert Gescher as Joe Shinamura Ronald Nitschke as Albert Heinrich | |||||||
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