Ellcia (OAV)
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Director: Yoriyasu Kogawa Screenplay: Yoriyasu Kogawa Music: Tatsumi Yano Original Concept: JAM Creation Character Design: Yasuomi Umetsu Art director: Hiroaki Sato Mecha design: Yasuyoshi Moriki Director of Photography: Akihiro Takahashi Executive producer: Makoto Hasegawa (JVC) Producer: Katsumi Shimazaki Planning Producer: Tomoyuki Miyata (J.C. Staff) Theme Song Composition: Tatsu Yamada Theme Song Lyrics: Yuho Iwasato Theme Song Performance: Terre Pierce | Ai Orikasa as Christel Aya Hisakawa as Maird Banjou Ginga as Danat Chisa Yokoyama as Neera Hirohiko Kakegawa as Devil Hiroko Emori as Siru Ikuya Sawaki as Murler Kaneto Shiozawa as Felkis Kazue Ikura as Eira Kouji Tsujitani as Dona Rin Mizuhara as Nuble Tomoko Maruo as Shin Shin Wataru Takagi as Fank Yasunori Matsumoto as Elri Yuko Mizutani as Sara | |||||||
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ADR Director: Art director: Lorraine Reyes ADR Script: Amanda Winn Lee Executive producer: John Ledford Producer: Matt Greenfield Audio Mix: Paul Killam International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Packaging Design: Post Production: Dan Rockwell Production Coordination: Janice Williams Project Translator: Ichiro Arakaki Recording engineer: Charles Campbell Sound Design: Paul Killam | Aaron Krohn as Elluri Allison Shipp as Nera Amanda Winn Lee as Bryan Bounds as Phelkis Carol Amerson as Sara Charles Campbell as Henchman B Guil Lunde as Holly Vitemb as Shin-shin Jason Lee as Doner John Swasey as Henchman A Kim Sevier as Maeyard Kurt Stoll as Flack Marcy Rae as Shiru Rick Peeples as Moora Riley Barber as Dunnat Rob Mungle as Sharon Shawnessey as Lana Spike Spencer as Funk Tiffany Grant as Eira Traci Shannon as Shin-shin (ep 3,4) Tristan MacAvery as King Nabosu | |||||||
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| (none) | Elsa Covián as Eira Gaby Willert as Cristel Blas Garcia as Narrator Circe Luna as Sara Eduardo Garza as Fonk Gabriel Ramos as Flag Gaby Ugarte as Nera Irwin Daayan as Doner Jesús Colin as King Nabosu Juan Alfonso Carralero as Salesman Kalimba Marichal as Elpuri Laura Ayala as Meya Luis Daniel Ramirez as Elluri Marcos Patiño as Ganax Miguel Angel Ghigliazza as Demon Paco Mauri as Mora Pedro D'Aguillon Jr as Prophet Ricardo Hill as Felkis Ruth Toscano as Shiru | |||||||
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| (none) | Márcia Regina as Eira Adriana Pissardini as Lana Alex Wendel as Flek Cassius Romero as Narrator Fábio Moura as Fonk João Batista as Guku Letícia Quinto as Nera Mauro Eduardo as Elluri Raquel Marinho as Crystal Rita Almeida as Meiyaji Sérgio Rufino as Donner Tânia Gaidarji as Sara Vanessa Alves as Shinshin Wellington Lima as Felkis | |||||||
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