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| Slayers - Movie Box (DVD) 2005-09-20 (from $30.27) |
| Slayers - Movies & OVAs (DVD) 2008-10-28 (from $41.92) |
| Slayers Premium (DVD) 2004-05-11 |
Director: Junichi Sato Script: Junichi Sato Music: Takayuki Hattori Character Design: Art director: Junichiro Nishikawa Animation director: Tetsuya Kumagai Character Conceptual Design: Rui Araizumi Sound director: Junichi Sato Director of Photography: Kouichi Shimomura Executive producer: Toshimichi Ootsuki Producer: Color Coordination: Yoshimi Kawakami Editing: Original story: Hajime Kanzaka Planning: Recording: Kimitaka Kawasaki Recording Assistant: Mitsuaki Ito Sound Design: Theme Song Performance: Megumi Hayashibara Title Logo Design: Koji Aida Titles: Akira Michikawa Unit Director: Yuu Kou | Megumi Hayashibara as Lina Inverse Yasunori Matsumoto as Gourry Gabriev Yuri Shiratori as Ruma Akira Ishida as Xelloss Hikaru Midorikawa as Zelgadiss Graywords Maria Kawamura as Naga the Serpent Masami Suzuki as Ameria Wil Tesla Saillune Takahiro Sakurai as Chie-tako | |||||||
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ADR Director: Sandra Krasa ADR Script: Kathleen Moynihan Executive producer: Producer: Sandra Krasa Creative Director: DVD Coordination: Mariela Ortiz DVD Menu Design: DVD Producer: Andrew Kent Editing: International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Mix: Cesar Inserny Packaging Design: James Bates Post-Production Manager: Shelly Thomas Production Assistant: Project Translator: Dan Kanemitsu Recording engineer: Sound Design: Cesar Inserny Subtitle Script & Timing: Jack Wang | Cynthia Martinez as Lina Inverse Kira Vincent-Davis as Ruuma Chris Patton as Gourry Crispin Freeman as Zelgadis Graywords Kelly Manison as Naga the Serpent Kurt Stoll as Xelloss Luci Christian as Amelia Wil Tesla Saillune James Faulkner as Guardian Deity Jason Douglas as Master John Swasey as TJP as Intelligent Octopus | |||||||
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