Arjuna (TV)
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| Arjuna - Rebirth (DVD 1) 2002-10-08 (from $23.98) |
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| Arjuna - Understanding (DVD 4) 2003-04-08 |
| Arjuna - Complete Collection (DVD 1-4) 2004-04-27 |
| Arjuna - Collectors Edition Anime Legends (DVD 1-4) 2006-04-25 |
| Maaya Sakamoto Single Collection CD: Nikopachi (OST) 2006-04-04 |
Director: Shoji Kawamori Series Composition: Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Original creator: Shoji Kawamori Character Design: Takahiro Kishida Art director: Sound director: Masafumi Mima Producer: Animation producer: Michiaki SATO Assistant director: Eiichi Sato CG Supervisor: Ichiro Itano Chief Animation: Color design: Miyoko Kasamori Composite: Chie Nakamura Design Support: Yoshinori Sayama Digital Imaging Coordinator: Yasuaki Takeuchi Key Animation: Norio Matsumoto Music Director: Yukako Inoue Music producer: Planning: Shoji Kawamori Theme Song Performance: Maaya Sakamoto | Mami Higashiyama as Juna Ariyoshi / Arjuna Mayumi Shintani as Cindy Klein Tomokazu Seki as Tokio Oshima Yoko Soumi as Teresa Wong Yuji Ueda as Chris Hawken Aya Hisakawa as Sayuri Shirakawa Chiharu Suzuka as Juna's mother Houchu Ohtsuka as Bob Junko Hagimori as Keiji Fujiwara as Sakurai-sensei (ep 6) Tesshô Genda as Onizuka | |||||||
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Translation: Kevin McKeown Executive producer: Ken Iyadomi Producer: Assistant Engineer: Chief Producer: Charles McCarter Cover Art: Kenji Mizuhata Dialogue Editing: DVD Menu Design: Erika Offutt English Adaptation: Lucia Frangione Production Assistant: Tatsuhiro Nishiuchi Production Coordination: Production Translator: Tatsuhiro Nishiuchi Re-Recording Mixing: Keith A. Goddard Recording engineer: Video Post-Production: Voice Casting: Jessica Gee Voice Direction: | Maggie Blue O'Hara as Juna Ariyoshi/Arjuna Andrew Francis as Tokio Oshima Brad Swaile as Chris Hawken Brittney Irvin as Cindy Klein Samantha Ferris as Teresa Wong Alaina Burnett as Kaine Ariyoshi (Juna's sister) Brad Swaile as Brenna O'Brien as Yukari Shirakawa Brian Dobson as Brian Drummond as Danny McKinnon as Kimitoshi Shirakawa Eli Gabay as Juna's Father Ellen Kennedy as S.E.E.D. Operator #1 Fiona Hogan as Jenn Forgie as S.E.E.D. Medical Technician #1 John Murphy as US S.E.E.D. Director John Novak as Mr. Oshima Kelly Sheridan as Student Lee Tockar as Seed Med-Tech Matt Smith as S.E.E.D. Official #1 Michael Adamthwaite as S.E.E.D. Operator #2 Michael Dobson as Sakurai Michael Kopsa as Wong's Assistant (ep 8) Nicole Oliver as Mizuho Oshima Richard Newman as Ron Halder as Saffron Henderson as S.E.E.D. Official #4 Sylvia Zaradic as Tabitha St. Germain as Trevor Devall as Ward Perry as | |||||||
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Executive producer: Carlo Levy | Broadcaster: Nolife (subbed) Distributor: Dybex (France) | |||||||
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| (none) | Leto Dugatkin as Tokio Oshima Valeria Gomez as Juna Ariyoshi/Arjuna Carlos Romero Franco as President of the United States (old) Mara Campanelli as Teresa Wong Elbio Nesser as Old man Emma Ledo as Narrator Silvia Aira as Juna's mother | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: Shin Vision | |||||||
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| (none) | Julia Kaufmann as Juna Kim Hasper as Tokio Martina Treger as Teresa Wong Achim Siebenschuh as Seed-N.Y. Chef Andreschka Großmann as Cindy Klein Bianca Krahl as Kaine Ariyoshi Bodo Wolf as Onizuka David Nathan as Sakurai Detlef Bierstedt as Akio Hannes Maurer as Kimitoshi Karl Schulz as Sayuris Vater Liane Rudolph as Junas Mutter Michael Pan as Junas Vater Ozan Uenal as Chris Hawken Susanne Hermann as Sayuri Shirakawa Wolfgang Thal as Alter Mann | |||||||
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Translation: Jarosław Zachwieja | Broadcaster: Hyper Distributor: AMPOL sp. z o.o. | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Márcia Regina | Broadcaster: Dubbing Studio: Álamo | |||||||
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| (none) | Licensed by: Proware Multimedia International Co., Ltd. | |||||||
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