Xenosaga: The Animation (TV)
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| Xenosaga - Box Set (DVD 1-3) 2008-12-23 (from $28.99) |
| Xenosaga: The Animation - Enter the Gnosis (DVD 1) 2007-09-11 (from $7.00) |
| Xenosaga: The Animation - Voices From the Past (DVD 2) 2007-11-13 (from $7.00) |
| Xenosaga: The Animation - Free Will (DVD 3) 2008-01-15 (from $7.00) |
Chief Director: Tsuyoshi Koga Director: Shigeyasu Yamauchi Scenario: Yuichiro Takeda Script: Yuichiro Takeda (Supervisor) Music: Kousuke Yamashita Character Design: Nobuteru Yuki Art director: Makoto Suwada Animation director: Mechanical design: Hiroyuki Taiga Cgi director: Naoki Miyahara Producer: Colour Coordination: Kunio Tsujita Production manager: Ryuichi Sugimoto Theme Song Lyrics: Roland Lennox (ED) Vocal Performance: Mayumi Gojo (ED) | Ai Maeda as Shion Uzuki Mariko Suzuki as KOS-MOS Eriko Kawasaki as Jr. / Rubedo Kouichi Yamadera as Albedo Piazzolla Rumi Shishido as M.O.M.O Hideyuki Tanaka as Jin Uzuki Hikaru Midorikawa as Wilhelm Hiroaki Hirata as Allen Ridgely Hiroaki Miura as Tony Hisao Egawa as Andrew Kenichi Noda as Joachim Mizrahi Kenji Nomura as Mathews Kouichi Yamadera as Gaignun Mariko Kouda as Febronia Masakazu Morita as Louis Virgil Masashi Ebara as Ziggy Naomi Shindoh as Juli Mizrahi Ryoko Shiraishi as Ryou Hirohashi as Kirschwasser (Type 100 Observer Realian) Souichiro Hoshi as chaos Taiten Kusunoki as Margulis Tetsu Inada as Helmer Wakana Yamazaki as Yasuhiro Takato as Hammer Yumi Touma as Nephilim | |||||||
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ADR Director: Chris Ayres Translation: Hiroaki Fukuda ADR Script: Lowell Bartholomee Executive producer: Producer: Jin Ho Chung Editing: International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Media Coordinator: Mariela Ortiz Mix: Matt Wittmeyer Production Assistant: Production manager: Shelly Thomas Recording engineer: Sound Design: Matt Wittmeyer Story Consultant: Gareth Ortiz Translation Proofer: Javier Lopez | Luci Christian as KOS-MOS Stephanie Wittels as Shion Uzuki Brittney Karbowski as M.O.M.O. Greg Ayres as Jr. John Gremillion as Albedo Piazzolla Andrew Love as Luis Virgil Andy McAvin as Margulis Blake Shepard as Allen Ridgeley Carli Mosier as Carrie Savage as Nephilim Charles Campbell as Chris Ayres as Jin Uzuki Chris Patton as Tony Christine Auten as Pellegri Clint Bickham as chaos David Devaney Jr. as Blonde Realian (Ep. 1) Ed Cunningham as Joachim Mizrahi George Manley as Vanderkam Hilary Haag as Kirschwasser Illich Guardiola as Caspase James Faulkner as Helmer Jason Douglas as Ziggurat 8 (Ziggy) Jessica Boone as John Gremillion as Gaignun Kukai John Swasey as Josh Grelle as Hammer K.C. Jones as Operator (Ep. 1) Kira Vincent-Davis as Lapis Leraldo Anzaldua as Scott Mariela Ortiz as 100-Series Observational Realian Units Scott Kilgore as Togashi Sean K. Thompson as Councilman (Ep. 4) Shannon Emerick as Nigredo Steve Fenley as Captain Matthews Tiffany Grant as Juli Mizrahi Vic Mignogna as Xero Reynolds as | |||||||
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