Shootfighter Tekken (OAV)
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Shootfighter Tekken DVD 1
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| ShootFighter Tekken - The Tough DVD Collection (DVD 1-3) 2004-12-07 (from $22.49) |
| ShootFighter Tekken: Round 1 (DVD 1) 2004-08-24 (from $5.00) |
| Shootfighter Tekken: Round 2 (DVD 2) 2004-10-19 (from $5.00) |
| Shootfighter Tekken: Round 3 (DVD 3) 2004-12-07 (from $5.00) |
Director: Yukio Nishimoto Script: Jin Munesue Storyboard: Koichi Ohata (ep 1) Original Manga: Tetsuya Saruwatari Character Design: Fumitomo Kizaki Art director: Kazuyuki Hashimoto Executive producer: Takashi Murakoshi Producer: Yoshinori Chiba Animation producer: Yasuo Hasegawa Color Key: Masato Takagi Composite Director: Takeshi Aoki Editing: Shigeru Nishiyama Original Score: Kou Nakagawa Planning: Jungo Maruta Theme Song Performance: Lapis Lazuli (ED) | Mitsuo Iwata as Kiichi "Keybo" Miyazawa Kiyoyuki Yanada as Yoshiki Takaishi Masakatsu Funaki as Seiko "Oton" Miyazawa Miyuki Sawashiro as Akemi Takaishi Norio Wakamoto as Iron Kiba Tadahisa Saizen as Grandpa Tomokazu Sugita as Hidemitsu Kuroda Urarako Suzuki as Takako Kawashima Atsushi Imaruoka as Mikunino Chikao Ohtsuka as Genshu Ibara Fumihiko Inoue as Heizo Onikawa Fumihiko Tachiki as Kiyomasa Samon Haruo Satou as Company Employee Kouichi Kuriyama as Kôzô Shioya as Editor Tayama Takehito Koyasu as Shingo Aoi Youji Ueda as Delinquent A Yuka Mori as Midori Hayase Yukiko Mori as Reporter Yuuji Kishi as Tenshu | |||||||
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ADR Director: Translation: Atsuhiro Saisho Executive producer: John O'Donnell Producer: Stephanie Shalofsky Dubbing Coordination: Ross Lefko DVD Coordination: Eric Thomann DVD Menu Design: Michael Chin DVD Premastering: In House Production: Marc Landers In House Production Manager: Tim Werenko Mix Engineer: Kip Kaplan Mixing: Tom Wayland Recording: Tom Wayland Recording engineer: Kip Kaplan Script Adaptation: Subtitling: Claire Samuels | Michael Sinterniklaas as Kiichi "Keybo" Miyazawa Rachael Lillis as Akemi Takaishi, Tom Wayland as Kuroda, Alvaro J. Gonzalez as Shingo Aoi Barry Banner as Fujita Brandi Hart as Hayase Bruce Aarons as Kakumaru, Buddy Woodward as Carol Jacobanis as Kiba's Mother Dan Green as Oton Miyazawa David Hair as Funada David Moo as Tayama, Jonathan Boggs as Samon Kurt Riddle as Genshu Ibaragi Marc Diraison as Yoshiki Takaishi Marc Thompson as Kikumura Michele Knotz as Takako Mike Pollock as Tenshu, Grampa Ross Lefko as Drunk, Sean Schemmel as Iron Kiba Tristan Goddard as Onihei | |||||||
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ADR Director: Thomas Guitard | Arnaud Laurent as Kiishi Miyasawa Alexandre Coadour as Kuroda Geneviève Doang as Takako Gérard Surugue as Seiko Miyazawa Serge Bourrier as Grand Père Thierry Mercier as Seiji "Iron" Kiba Yann Guillemot as Yoshiki Bruno Meyere as Shingo Aoï Damien Da Silva as Funada Fanny Bloc as Midori Geneviève Doang as Akemi Patrick Bethune as Serge Bourrier as Eizo Onikawa Thomas Guitard as Kakumaru Yann Guillemot as Samon | |||||||
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