Scrapped Princess (TV)
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Director: Soichi Masui Scenario: Reiko Yoshida Screenplay: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Hikaru Nanase Character Design: Takahiro Komori Art director: Yoshinori Hishinuma Animation director: Original Novel: Art design: Reiko Iwasawa Sound director: Hiromi Kikuta Director of Photography: Yohei Miyahara Producer: Design Work: Hajime Jinguji Key Animation: Toshihiro Kawamoto (eps 24) Planning: Recording: Shoji Hata Script Supervisor: Reiko Yoshida Set Design: Shiho Takeuchi Sound Effects: Hidemi Tanaka Theme Song Arrangement: Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: | Fumiko Orikasa as Pacifica Casull Sayaka Ohara as Raquel Casull Shinichiro Miki as Shannon Casull Ayako Kawasumi as Winia Chester Kaori Mizuhashi as Zepheris Takahiro Mizushima as Christopher Armalite Takashi Kondo as Leopolde Scorpse Aki Tomisaka as Audrey Akira Tomisaka as Audrey Daisuke Ono as Kidaf Eiji Maruyama as Garnest Hogue Emi Shinohara as Elmyr Fumiko Orikasa as Celia Hideki Tasaka as Slay Hiroki Touchi as Luke Storm Hironori Miyata as Roy Hiroshi Takahashi as Peters-Stahl Hiroyuki Oshida as Bakery owner (ep 3) Junji Majima as Forsyth Katsuyuki Konishi as Fulle Kazuya Nakai as Kazuyuki Shimura as Yuuma Keiji Okuda as Gramps (Ep 1) Ken Narita as Lenard Kousuke Toriumi as Dennis Kumi Sakuma as Gloria Makoto Yasumura as Assassin A (Ep 1) Masafumi Kimura as Drake Masahiko Tanaka as Bergens Megumi Toyoguchi as Elfetine Michiko Neya as Steyr Naomi Kusumi as Attenuator (Ep 1) Natsuko Kuwatani as Farfel Omi Minami as Eirote Borchard Risa Hayamizu as Girl B (Ep 1) Ruri Asano as Jill Satomi Koorogi as Natalie Sayaka Ohara as Futaba Sayuri Sadaoka as Rita Shigenori Sôya as Winia's Uncle Shinichiro Miki as Beckenham Shinobu Satou as Diana (Ep 1) Takako Honda as Carol Tetsuo Kaneo as Doyle Barrett Tomoe Hanba as Tomoe Hannba as Cin/CZ Tomoyuki Shimura as Yuhma Cassul Yoshito Ishinami as King Balteric Yugo Takahashi as Assassin B (Ep 1) Yuka Shioyama as Yukari Nozawa as Baroness Bilach Yuki Matsuoka as Seness Lulu Giat Yukiko Mannaka as Collette Yuko Sasamoto as Girl A (Ep 1) | |||||||
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ADR Director: Crispin Freeman Translation: David Fleming ADR Script: Crispin Freeman Executive producer: Ken Iyadomi Producer: Additional Voice Direction: Eric P. Sherman Assistant Engineer: Deb Munini Assistant producer: Mami Okada Casting Director: Kaeko Sakamoto Chief Producer: Charles McCarter Dialogue Editing: Post-Production Assistant: Brian Becker Production Assistant: Re-Recording Mixing: Mark Rozett Recording engineer: Subtitling: David Fleming Supervising Sound Engineer: Patrick Rodman Voice Direction: Crispin Freeman | Bridget Hoffman as Raquel Casull Crispin Freeman as Shannon Casull Kari Wahlgren as Pacifica Casull Dave Mallow as General Peters-Stahl Doug Erholtz as Keydarf Gylot Karen Strassman as Steyr Kate Higgins as Zefiris Lex Lang as Socom Michelle Ruff as Winia Chester Steve Staley as Christopher Armalite Wendee Lee as Senes/Beast Princess Yuri Lowenthal as Leo Barbara Goodson as Bob Papenbrook as Crispin Freeman as Lord Becknam Dave Wittenberg as Dorothy Fahn as Doug Stone as Jamieson Price as Winia's Uncle (ep 1) Joe Ochman as Garnest Hogue Julie Ann Taylor as Cz Karen Strassman as Fafal Kim Strauss as Reynard Kirk Thornton as Lex Lang as Lia Sargent as Eirote Liam O'Brien as Furet Lynn Fischer as Mari Devon as Queen Elmyr Mela Lee as Natalie Michael Forest as Michael McConnohie as Michelle Ruff as Celia (Ep. 22) Mona Marshall as Sutton Peggy O'Neal as Elfitine Sam Regal as Sandy Fox as Cin Steve Kramer as Old Man (Ep. 1) Steven Blum as Luke Storm Therese Nguyen as Audrey (ep. 9-10) Wendee Lee as | |||||||
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Theme Song Performance: Valérie Uzan | Alexandre Coadour as Shannon Casull Audrey Le Bihan as Pacifica Casull Claire Beaudoin as Raquel Casull Alexis Perret as Leo Anne-sophie Robin as Zepheris Geneviève Doang as Winia Chester Isabelle Bouchemaa as Steyr Rémi Caillebot as Christopher Armalite Agathe Chouchan as Eliot Anaïs Maro as Seeze Christophe Reymond as Garnest Hogue Diane Arques as Séria Eric Challier as Galil Fred Cacheux as Furet Hugues Boucher as Kidaf Lucy Saint-Val as Cernes Philippe Leroy as Forsyth Pierre Diot as Doyle Barrett Pierre-stefan Montagnier as Slay Pierre-Stephan Montagnier as Slay Véronique Ataly as Baronne | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Azucena Díaz (Spain dub) | Jordi Salas as Shannon Casull (Spain dub) Maria Rosa Guillén as Raquel Casull (Spain dub) Roser Vilches as Pacifica Casull (Spain dub) Carlos Lladó as Leo (Spain dub) Carmen Calvell as Winia (Spain dub) Masumi Mutsuda as Christopher Armalite (Spain dub) Pilar Morales as Zefiris (Spain dub) Angel del Río as Hostalero (Spain dub; eps 3-4) Azucena Díaz as Baronesa (Spain dub) Carmen Ambrós as Fafal (Spain dub) Daniel Albiac as Luke (Spain dub) Francisco Alborch as Hogg (Spain dub) Jorge Varela as Garyl (Spain dub) Julia Chalmeta as Rita (Spain dub) Marcel Navarro as Forcis (Spain dub) Ramón Hernández as Kidav (Spain dub) Ramón Rocabayera as Doyle (Spain dub) Toni Astigarraga as Dennis (Spain dub) Vicente Gil as Alec (Spain dub) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Richard Westerhaus (eps 1-24) Dialogue Writer: Christian Schneider (eps 1 - 26) | Corinna Dörenkamp as Pacifica Casull Heiko Obermüller as Shannon Casull Julia Ziffer as Raquel Casull Gabi Wienand as Senes Lur Giat Rieke Werner as Celia (Ep. 22) Britt Gülland as Winia Chester David Nathan as Galil Detlef Bierstedt as Major Sturm Erich Räuker as Sir Doyle Barrett Julien Haggege as Christopher Armalite Katja Liebing as Zefiris Marie Bierstedt as Lady Steyr Markus Haase as Slay Markus Pfeiffer as Dennis Michaela Kametz as Baroness Bairach Momme Mommsen as Drake Nico Sablik as Leopold Skorpus Petra Glunz-Grosch as Königin Elmyr Renier Baaken as Berkens Simon T. Roden as Forsythe Stephan Schleberger as Soldat | |||||||
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