Zegapain (TV)
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Zegapain DVD 1
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| Zegapain - Complete Collection (Anime Legends) (DVD) 2009-05-05 |
| Zegapain (DVD 1) 2007-10-02 (from $17.99) |
| Zegapain - Special Edition + Artbox (DVD 1) 2007-10-02 (from $27.19) |
| Zegapain (DVD 2) 2007-12-04 (from $17.99) |
| Zegapain (DVD 3) 2008-02-05 (from $17.99) |
| Zegapain (DVD 4) 2008-04-15 (from $22.49) |
| Zegapain (DVD 5) 2008-06-03 (from $17.21) |
| Zegapain (DVD 6) 2008-08-05 (from $16.99) |
Director: Masami Shimoda Series Composition: Mayori Sekijima Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Ayako Otsuka Original creator: Original Character Design: Hiroyuki Hataike Character Design: Akihiko Yamashita Animation director: Mechanical design: Sound director: Jin Aketagawa Chief animator: Takao Maki Colour Design: Akiko Shibata Editing: Yukiko Nojiri Planning Manager: Shunsuke Ikuchi Theme Song Arrangement: Hisaaki Hogari (OP/ED) Theme Song Composition: Akino Arai (OP) Theme Song Lyrics: Akino Arai (OP) Theme Song Performance: | Ayako Kawasumi as Shizuno Misaki Kana Hanazawa as Ryoko Kaminagi Shintaro Asanuma as Kyo Sogoru Akeno Watanabe as Hiroshi Yanaka as Chris Hiroyuki Yoshino as Kawaguchi Marina Inoue as Minato Masayuki Katou as Ushio Romi Paku as Lu Sheng Ryoko Ono as Irie Takanori Ohyama as Kuroshio Tomohiro Tsuboi as Shima Yui Makino as May-Yu Yukana as Mizuki Aya Endo as Misaki Sogoru Aya Hisakawa as Arque Daisuke Kirii as Narration Eri Nakao as Dita Fumihiko Tachiki as Talbo Hiromi Ohtsuda as Kouji Kaminagi Hiroshi Kamiya as Hayase Junko Okada as Fosetta/Fosetta II Kazusa Murai as Izola mai as Zega AI Mai Kadowaki as Ricerca Masayuki Katou as Abyss Miki Nagasawa as Sarah Omi Minami as Meivelle Transferre Rina Satou as Mizusawa Shinpachi Tsuji as Lemures Susumu Chiba as Sou Takahiro Sakurai as Toga Dupe Yasunori Matsumoto as Kurashige Yui Horie as Mio Readiness Yukana as Shin | |||||||
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ADR Director: Marcus Junkin Translation: Neil Nadelman ADR Script: Patrick Seitz Executive producer: Ken Iyadomi Producer: Pre-Production Video: Trent Noller Re-Recording Mixing: John Heirsekorn Recording engineer: Nels Jensen Special Thanks To: Brian Cutts Subtitling: Neil Nadelman | Bill Lemas as Kyo Sogoru Sandra Jacobs as Shizuno Misaki Tiffany Barrett as Ryoko Kaminagi Beth Ginnett as May-yen Chris Ogden as Kawaguchi Doug Berholt as Chris Doug Erholtz as Chris Avenir Jennifer Sekiguchi as Mizuki Jenny Powell as May-yu Julie Ann Taylor as Tomagai Lisa Enochs as Minato Michael Irish as Lu-Suen Patrick Seitz as Shima Ryan Coughlin as Ushio Sarah Sido as Arque C. David Fries as Hayden Rhone as Koji Jeni Good as Computer Jessica Straus as Shizuno Julie Ann Taylor as Fosetta Marcus Junkin as Hayase Natasha Baker as Dita Rachel Kempel as Ricerca Sandra Jacobs as Mizusawa Tom Shelton as Lemures | |||||||
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