Ceres, Celestial Legend (TV)
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Ayashi no Ceres DVD 7 - Requiem
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Ayashi no Ceres DVD 5 - The Progenitor
Ayashi no Ceres DVD 3 - C-Genome
Ayashi no Ceres DVD 4 - Resolve
Ayashi no Ceres
| Related releases: |
| Ceres, Celestial Legend - Collector's Edition (DVD) 2003-09-16 |
| Ceres, Celestial Legend - Collector's Edition: Ascension (DVD 2) 2003-11-18 |
| Ceres, Celestial Legend - Past Unfound (DVD 2) 2001-08-28 |
| Ceres, Celestial Legend - C-Cenome (DVD 3) 2001-09-25 |
| Ceres, Celestial Legend - Resolve (DVD 4) 2001-11-20 |
| Ceres, Celestial Legend - The Progenitor (DVD 5) 2001-12-11 (from $21.56) |
| Ceres, Celestial Legend - Double (DVD 6) 2002-01-22 (from $21.56) |
| Ceres, Celestial Legend - Requiem (DVD 7) 2002-02-26 |
| Ceres, Celestial Legend - Denouement (DVD 8) 2002-03-26 (from $16.97) |
| Ceres, Celestial Legend - Past Unfound (Dub.VHS 2) 2001-08-28 |
| Ceres, Celestial Legend - C-Cenome (Dub.VHS 3) 2001-09-25 |
| Ceres, Celestial Legend - Resolve (Dub.VHS 4) 2001-11-20 |
| Ceres, Celestial Legend - The Progenitor (Dub.VHS 5) 2001-12-11 |
| Ceres, Celestial Legend - Double (Dub.VHS 6) 2002-01-22 |
| Ceres, Celestial Legend - Requiem (Dub.VHS 7) 2002-02-26 |
| Ceres, Celestial Legend - Denouement (Dub.VHS 8) 2002-03-26 |
Director: Hajime Kamegaki Series Composition: Yukiyoshi Ohashi Script: Episode Director: Music: Ryo Sakai Original Manga: Yuu Watase Character Design: Hideyuki Motohashi Art director: Shigenori Takada Chief Animation Director: Hideyuki Motohashi Sound director: Hideo Takahashi Director of Photography: Kazuyoshi Ishizuka Executive producer: Color Coordination: Mika Iwami Editing: Masahiro Matsumura Executive animation director: Hideyuki Motohashi Line Producer: Koichi Mikami Marketing: Hiroko Kuwazono Music Director: Tomoko Shibuya Music producer: Shinichi Nakamura Opening Animation: Planning: Series Coordination: Yukiyoshi Ohashi Shuro/Kei Image Song Performance: Kenji Nojima (Ep 22 insert) Sound Effects: Hidenori Arai Theme Song Lyrics: Yuriko Mori (ED) Theme Song Performance: | Junko Iwao as Ceres Katsuyuki Konishi as Tooya Yumi Kakazu as Aya Mikage Ayako Kawasumi as Chidori Kurumi Kentarou Itou as Yuuhi Aogiri Kujira as Oda Kyuu Mayumi Asano as Suzumi Aogiri Shinichiro Miki as Mikagi Susumu Chiba as Aki Mikage Tomokazu Seki as Alexander Howell Tomokazu Sugita as Kagami Mikage Akiko Kimura as Yuki Urakawa Akiko Yajima as Miori Sahara Akimitsu Takase as Tomonori Aogiri Daisuke Hirakawa as male student Emi Shinohara as Miori's mother Emiko Itou as female student (ep 1) Kae Araki as Shouta Kazusa Murai as Kumi Akiyama Kouichi Toochika as Wei Fei Lee Miwa Yasuda as female student (ep 1) Shigeru Shibuya as Kazuma Aogiri Shizuka Sasaki as Shuro Tsukasa Unshou Ishizuka as Kurozuka Wataru Takagi as Hayama Yoko Nagashima as Guradisu Yuko Nagashima as Gladys Smithson | |||||||
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ADR Script: Trish Ledoux Executive producer: Seiji Horibuchi Producer: Assistant Engineer: Cam Desmond Editing: Cisco McLaren Re-Recording Mixing: Recording engineer: Brad Beldon Voice Direction: Teri Snelgrove | Mariette Sluyter as Aya Mikage Onalea Gilbertson as Ceres Victor Atelevich as Toya Dave Kelly as Kagami Mikage Jonathan Love as Maizun Jayoussi as Suzumi Aogiri Matthew Erickson as Yuhi Aogiri Meredith Taylor-Parry as Miori Sahara Tommy Campbell as Aki Mikage Carol-Anne Day as Chidori Kuruma David Pettitt as Doug McKeag as Elizabeth Stepkowski as Ethan Cole as Jonathan Love as Tomonori Aogiri Maureen Jones as Michelle Armeneau as Mrs. Mikage Steve Olson as | |||||||
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Executive producer: Carlo Levy | (none) | |||||||
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| (none) | Marta Estrada as Aya Mikage (Spain dub) Oscar Redondo as Tooya (Spain dub) Angel de Gracia as Aki Mikage (Spain dub) Ana María Camps as Francesc Rocamora as Abuelo de Aya y Aki (Spain dub) Julia Chalmeta as Amiga de Aya y Aki (ep.1) (Spain dub) Ramón Rocabayera as Padre de Aya y Aki (Spain dub) Daniel Albiac (Spain dub) Tasio Alonso (Spain dub) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Umberto Bortolani Translation: Motoko Iwasaki Dialogues: Dubbing Assistant: Paolo Cottignola | Pinella Dragani as Ceres Valeria Vidali as Aya Mikage Alessandro Quarta as Toya Leonardo Graziano as Aki Mikage Davide Garbolino as Alexander O.Howell Felice Invernici as Mr. Mikage Franco Mannella as Kagami Mikage Gio'-Gio' Rapattoni as Suzumi Aogiri Jolanda Granato as Shouta Kurama Loretta Di Pisa as Yuki Urakawa Michele Gammino as Nonno Mikage Monica Pariante as Kyu Paolo De Santis as Tomonori Aogiri Patrizio Prata as Yuhi Aogiri Raffaello Lombardi as Wei Fei Li Renata Bertolas as Chidori Kuruma Riccardo Rovatti as Sig. Aogiri Simona Biasetti as Gladys Smithson | |||||||
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