Jyu Oh Sei (TV)
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Jyu-Oh-Sei: The Complete Series DVD Box Set
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| Jyu Oh Sei - Complete Series Viridian Collection (DVD) 2009-09-08 (from $33.74) |
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Director: Hiroshi Nishikiori Series Composition: Reiko Yoshida Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Hajime Mizoguchi Original creator: Natsumi Itsuki Character Design: Koji Aisaka Art director: Takeshi Satou (KUSANAGI) Animation director: Art design: Iho Narita (KUSANAGI) Sound director: Masafumi Mima Director of Photography: Youichi Oogami (Anime Film) Producer: 2nd Key Animation: Advertising: Assistant producer: Yoshinori Takeeda (Fuji TV) Audio Production Manager: Tomoko Nakajima Background Art: Colour Design: Colour Setting: Conceptual Design: Takashi Watanabe Corporate Production: Digital Photography: Atsushi Takeyama (ED) Editing: Keiko Onodera Guest Character Design: Nekomataya In-Between Check: Key Animation: Monitor Design: Yohei Miyahara (Bones Composite Dept.) Music producer: Hiroaki Sano Planning: Koji Kaneda (Fuji TV) Production Desk: Production manager: Production Runner: Prop Design: Hiroyuki Oda Publicity: Takako Masaoka (Fuji TV) Recording: Makoto Uchida Recording Assistant: Midori Tobase (Aoi Studio) Settings Production: Tomonori Maeda Sound Effects: Shizuo Kurahashi (Sound Box) Special Effects: Yutaka Hoshiba Theme Song Composition: Koichi Domoto (OP) Theme Song Lyrics: Yuhki Shirai (OP) Theme Song Performance: Title Design: Shin Sofue (Cozfish) Video Editing: Miwa Kikuchi (Q Tec) | Koichi Domoto as Thor (adult) Minami Takayama as Kazuya Nakai as Zagi Kiyotaka Furushima as Kevin Nana Mizuki as Tiz Rica Fukami as Chen Romi Paku as Karim Shun Oguri as Third Akiko as Sun Ring woman (ep 3,4) Akiko Kimura as Rika (ep 2) Akimitsu Takase as Rada (ep 2) Anri Katsu as Atsushi Kakehashi as Underground City Man (ep 2) Eiji Miyashita as Eriko Hirata as Mao Hiroki Takahashi as Tatou (ep 6) Hisao Egawa as Professor Loki (ep 7, 10, 11) Kazuo Hayashi as Dio Klein (ep 2) Keiji Fujiwara as Colonel Heimdal (ep 7, 10, 11) Keisuke Baba as Yadou (ep 1) Kinryuu Arimoto as Odin (ep 7) Kiyotaka Furushima as Ochre Ring man (ep 3) Kyouko Terase as Planetarium Narration (ep 1) Mayumi Yamaguchi as Minami Takayama as Eva (ep. 11) Naoki Izumi as Underground City Man (ep 2) Risa Hayamizu as Yadou (ep 1) Ryoka Yuzuki as Sayo Seiji Sasaki as Ochre Ring (ep 2) Shinya Fukumatsu as Ochre Second (ep 1) Shozo Iizuka as Korin (ep 4) Susumu Chiba as Tsugumi Higasayama as Girl (ep 2) Yoichi Masukawa as Underling Yukiji as Yadou (ep 1) | |||||||
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ADR Director: Script: Executive producer: Gen Fukunaga Producer: ADR Engineer: Assistant ADR Director: Scott Sager (Ep. 1-8) Head Writer: Andrew Rye Line Producer: Christopher Bevins Mix Engineer: Nathanael Harrison Production Assistant: Talent Coordinator: Tara Williams Video Editor: | Alison Viktorin as Thor Klein (Young) Sean Michael Teague as Thor Klein (Teenager) Alison Viktorin as Rai Anthony Bowling as Kevin Christopher Bevins as Rada Clarine Harp as Chen Duncan Brannan as Third Eric Vale as Zagi Jamie Marchi as Karim Trina Nishimura as Tiz Billy Wilson as Wildling (Ep. 1) Brad Hutson as Brandon Bristow as Ochre Ring (Ep. 1) Bruce Lewis as Carrie Savage as Stray Girl (Ep. 11) Charles Baker as Computer (Ep. 10-11) Chris Burnett as Wildling (Ep. 1) Chris Cason as Tatou (Ep. 6) Chris Rager as Ochre Top Christopher R. Sabat as Yuuki (Ep. 6) Dana Schultes as Sayo (Ep. 3) Daniel Katsük as David Trosko as Greg Silva as Ian Sinclair as Blanc Ringer (Ep. 9) J. Michael Tatum as Heimdall (Ep. 7, 10-11) Jad Saxton as Girl (Ep. 2) Jaime Rivera as Wildling (Ep. 1) James Cave as Jeff Johnson as Jeremy Inman as Ochre Ring Second (Ep. 1) Jonathan C. Osborne as Challenger (Ep. 2) Josh Martin as Wildling (Ep. 1) Kim Whalen as Sun Woman (Ep. 3-4) Kyle Phillips as Lieutenant (Ep. 10) Leah Clark as Maeghan Albach as Mao (Ep. 3-4) Mike McFarland as Theo Klein (Ep. 2) Orion Pitts as R Bruce Elliott as Colin (Ep. 4) Scott Hinze as Sean Hennigan as Odin (Ep. 7, 10) Sonny Strait as Stephanie Young as Eva Klein (Ep. 11) Tiffany Grant as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Richard Westerhaus (eps 1-11) Dialogbuch: Fritz Rott | David Turba as Thor Hannes Maurer as Rai Heiko Obermüller as Zagi Ilya Welter as Chen Julien Haggege as Third Corinna Dörenkamp as Rika (Ep. 2) Dennis Saemann as Nebenrollen Reinhard Schulat as Colin (Ep. 4) René Dawn-Claude as Additional voices Stefan Schleberger as Rada | |||||||
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