Tetsujin 28th (TV)
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| Tetsujin 28 - Monster Resurrected (DVD 1) 2005-09-27 (from $3.00) |
| Tetsujin 28 - Monster Resurrected + Box (DVD 1) 2005-09-27 (from $5.00) |
| Tetsujin 28 (DVD 4) 2006-04-11 (from $3.00) |
| Tetsujin 28th - Compete DVD Set (DVD) 2007-06-19 (from $29.99) |
| Tetsujin 28th - Tetsujin vs. the Mafia (DVD 2) 2005-12-13 (from $3.00) |
| Tetsujin 28th - The Phantom Thie (DVD 3) 2006-02-16 (from $3.00) |
| Tetsujin 28th (DVD 5) 2006-05-02 (from $3.00) |
| Tetsujin 28th - Advance! Tetsujin (DVD 6) 2006-08-08 (from $3.00) |
| Tetsujin 28 - Music Collection (OST) 2005-09-06 (from $5.00) |
| Tetsujin 28 - Music Collection 2 (OST 2) 2005-12-13 (from $5.24) |
Director: Yasuhiro Imagawa Series Composition: Yasuhiro Imagawa Storyboard: Takashi Nakamura (OP) Music: Akira Senju Original Manga: Mitsuteru Yokoyama Character Design: Takashi Nakamura Art director: Junichi Azuma Art: Shinji Takasuga Animation director: Shingo Ishikawa (OP) Sound director: Yasunori Honda Director of Photography: Eiji Tsuchida Producer: Animation Check: Kazuya Uzuki Art Setting: Hiroki Matsumoto Background Art: Shinji Kimura (OP) Color Assignment: Tomoe Takatani Color Checker: Tomoe Takatani Color design: Kazuko Kikuchi Editing: Takeshi Seyama Key Animation: Planning: Recording: Chikako Abe Recording Assistant: Satoru Matsuda Sound Effects: Naoto Kobayashi Special Effects: Hitoshi Hibino Theme Song Performance: Cherish (End eps 15-16) Unit Director: Video Editing: Masahiro Ogami | Animation Production: Palm Studio Backgrounds: Broadcaster: TV Tokyo Digital Paint: In-Between Animation: Key Animation: Music Production: Starchild Records Production Cooperation: Recording Studio: Tavac Studio Sound Production: Arts Production Video Editing: Data Art | |||||||
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Executive producer: Hideki 'Henry' Goto Producer: Diana Gage Dialogue Editing: Production Coordination: Mai Mizuta Re-Recording Mixing: Keith A. Goddard Recording engineer: Script Adaptation: Mike Bridges Subtitle Script: Karen Chrcek Translation Script: Kevin McKeown Video Post-Production: Voice Direction: Rob Bakewell | Brian Drummond as Kenji Murasame Michael Kopsa as Professor Shikishima Nathan Tipple as Shotaro Kaneda Reece Thompson as Shotaro Kaneda Don Brown as Chief Ootsuka Doug Abrahams as Dr. Bigfire French Tickner as Dr. Furanken Jason Simpson as Chief Chloroform Mark Gibbon as Velanade Maryke Hendrikse as Miss Takamizawa Philip Pacaud as Detective Seki Aidan Drummond as Tetsuo Shikishima (Ep. 18, 24) Alec Willows as Detective Teramachi (Ep. 15-16) Alison Matthews as Narrator Alistair Abell as Crucifix Gang (Ep. 1) Andrew Toth as Tatsu Murasame (Ep. 1) Brendan Van Wijk as Coworker 2 (Ep. 13) Brian Dobson as Brian Drummond as Kenji Cathy Weseluck as Colin Murdock as Dale Wilson as Eli Gabay as Colonel Spencer (Ep. 7-8) Fred Keating as Dr. Yamagishi (Ep. 12) James Blight as Ginji Jennifer Copping as Etsuko (Ep. 17) Jerry Rector as Longrun (Ep. 6-8) John Novak as Bartender (Ep. 6) Kathy Morse as Mrs. Takamizawa (Ep. 14) Lee Tockar as Tilba (Ep. 6-8) Mackenzie Gray as Black Hat (Ep. 14) Michael Dobson as Ryu Murasame Michael Kopsa as Nikkoponski (Ep. 18-20, 22) Nicole Leroux as Miss Takamizawa Patricia Drake as Ayako Umenokoji (Ep. 15-16) Richard Newman as Chief Secretary Robert O. Smith as Politician A (Ep. 1-2, 21) Ron Halder as Thrill Suspense (Ep. 6-8) Ross Douglas as Ohara (Ep. 15-16) Scott McNeil as Dr. Black (Ep. 12) Shawn MacDonald as Longroll (Ep. 6-8) Tony Alcantar as Tetsugoro Hazama (Ep. 12) Trevor Devall as Professor Kaneda Ward Perry as American Captain (Ep. 8) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Montreal Repuyan | Filipina Pamintuan as Shoutarou Kaneda Gerald Narciso as Shoutarou Kaneda (QTV Dub) Don Sanmaniego as Kenji Murasame (QTV Dub) Ed Belo as Professor Shikishima (QTV Dub) Gigi Medina as Miss Takamizawa (QTV Dub) Roger Aquino as Chief Ootsuka (QTV Dub) Montreal Repuyan as Narrator | |||||||
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