Gate Keepers 21 (OAV)
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Gatekeepers 21 DVD 1
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| Gatekeepers 21 - Invader Hunters (DVD 1) 2003-04-08 |
| Gatekeepers 21 - The Final Gate (DVD 2) 2003-06-10 |
Director: Hiroshi Yamaguchi Script: Hiroshi Yamaguchi Storyboard: Music: Kouhei Tanaka Original story: Hiroshi Yamaguchi Character Design: Keiji Gotoh Art director: Masanori Kikuchi Chief Animation Director: Keiji Gotoh Animation director: Mecha design: Sound director: Yota Tsuruoka Producer: Chief Cinematographer: Takashi Horiuchi Color design: Eriko Murata Composite: Chie Nakamura Editing: Kengo Shigemura Invader Design: Mahiro Maeda Key Animation: Keiji Gotoh (ep 1, OP 2) Line Producer: Shinichiro Ishikawa Main Animator: Planning: Production Coordination: Prop Design: Akiko Asaki Public Relations: Taichi Hashimoto SFX Animation Director: Keiji Gotoh Theme Song Arrangement: Yasunori Iwasaki (OP) Theme Song Composition: Kouhei Tanaka (OP) Theme Song Lyrics: Kyoko Matsumiya (OP) Theme Song Performance: Unit Director: Visual Coordinator: Eriko Murata | Ikue Ohtani as Ayane Isuzu Mamiko Noto as Ghost Girl Sakura Nogawa as Satoka Tachikawa Tomokazu Seki as Reiji Kageyama Chinami Nishimura as Chinami Watanabe Hidekatsu Shibata as Devil Count Masami Suzuki as Yukino Houjo Naoko Takano as Naoko Itou Shozo Iizuka as Machine General Takahiro Sakurai as Shun Ukiya Takehito Koyasu as Daichi Hashimoto Yukiko Hanioka as Miu Manaduru Yuriko Hishimi as Saemi Ikeda | |||||||
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ADR Director: Kirk Thornton Translation: Anna Exter Executive producer: Hideki 'Henry' Goto Producer: Adaptation: Jack Maeby ADR Editor: ADR Recording Engineer: AVID Editor: Alex Agoston Marketing: Chad Kime Production Supervision: Gerard Jakubowicz Re-Mixing Engineer: Patrick Giraudi Re-Recording Mixing: Thanos Kazakos Subtitle Supervisor: Mariana Malkoskie Subtitling: Supervising Producer: Yukio Kusumoto | Lia Sargent as Satoka Tachikawa Lynn Fischer as Ghost Girl Reba West as Ayane Isuzu Ron Allen as Reiji Kageyama Abe Lasser as Jake Martin as Jane Alan as Jim Taggert as Kay Jensen as Miu Manazuru Lia Sargent as Yukino Hojo Lynn Fischer as PA Recording Michael McConnohie as Michelle Ruff as Ron Allen as Ruby Marlowe as | |||||||
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