El Hazard 2 - The Magnificent World (OAV)
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El Hazard: The Alternative World (TV) (sequel)
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| El Hazard 2 (DVD 1) 2007-09-25 (from $6.00) |
Director: Yoshiaki Iwasaki Screenplay: Music: Seikou Nagaoka Original Concept: Hiroki Hayashi Character Design: Art director: Satoshi Kuwabara Animation director: Sound director: Yasunori Honda Director of Photography: Hitoshi Sato Producer: Color Styling: Takuya Kawami Design Work: Kenji Teraoka Editing: Planning: | Ryotaro Okiayu as Katsuhiko Jinnai Tetsuya Iwanaga as Makoto Mizuhara Yuka Imai as Kalia Eiji Maruyama as Yuba Yurias Kouji Ishii as Masamichi Fujisawa Maria Kawamura as Ifurita Saeko Shimazu as Miz Mishtal Tomo Sakurai as Shayla-Shayla Aya Sakaguchi as Ura Etsuko Kozakura as Alielle Hiroki Takahashi as Bugrom Kikuko Inoue as Rune Venus Kunihiko Yasui as Chabil Mifuyu Hiiragi as Fatora Miho Yoshida as Afura Maan Rio Natsuki as Nanami Jinnai Tamio Ohki as Dr. Schtalubaugh Yoko Soumi as Diva | |||||||
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ADR Director: Jenny Haniver Translation: ADR Script: Executive producer: Hideki 'Henry' Goto Producer: Digital ADR Engineer: DVD Boxset Design: Tom Watanabe DVD Engineer: Songyi Liu Recording Facility Engineer: Les Claypool III | Bob Marx as Katsuhiko Jinnai Christy Mathewson as Makoto Mizuhara Alfred Thor as Yuba Yarius Debbie Derosa as Ifurita Dorothy Melendrez as Miz Mishtal Dougary Grant as Bugrom Julie Maddalena as Ura Julie Pickering as Kalia Lia Sargent as Nanami Jinnai Melissa Charles as Alielle Ralielle Melissa Williamson as Queen Diva Melody Lee as Princess Rune Venus Melora Harte as Afura Mann Michael Sorich as Masamichi Fujisawa Mimi J. Woods as Shayla-Shayla Patricia Ja Lee as Afura Tessa Ariel as Princess Fatora William Frederick Knight as Dr. Schtalubaugh | |||||||
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Theme Song Performance: | Bérangère Jean as Ifurita Cyrille Artaux as Katsuhiko Jinnaï Dominique Vallee as Rune Venus et Arielle Helene Bizot as Nanami Jinnaï Michel Raimbault as Londs Naïké Fauveau as Fatora Nathalie Bleynie as Shayla-Shayla Olivier Korol as Makoto Mizuhara Pascale Chemin as Afura Mann Philippe Roullier as Mr Fujisawa Susan Sindberg as Mizu Mishtal et Diva | |||||||
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