Time Stranger (OAV)
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Director: Kunihiko Yuyama Screenplay: Takeshi Suto Music: Tachio Akano Character Design: Hideyuki Motohashi Art director: Sound director: Noriyoshi Matsuura Executive producer: Tatsumi Yamashita Producer: Advertisement Producer: Tsutomu Otsuka Chief animator: Hideyuki Motohashi Illustration Layout: Keizo Shimizu Key Animation: Koji Morimoto Planning: Publication Producer: Sound Producer: Story Concept: Takeshi Suto Theme Song Arrangement: Yoshiki Kojima Theme Song Composition: Haruko Kuwana Theme Song Lyrics: Rily Theme Song Performance: Haruko Kuwana | Mami Koyama as Remi Shimada Bin Shimada as N C Chiyoko Kawashima as Secretary Daisuke Gouri as Commander Kernagul Fumio Matsuoka as Doctor Hideyuki Tanaka as Killy Gagler Hirotaka Suzuoki as Shingo Hojoh Kan Tokumaru as Policeman A Kaneto Shiozawa as Bundoru Masashi Hironaka as Policeman C Nobuyo Tsuda as Old Woman Seiko Nakano as Museum Member Shojiro Kihara as General Suguni Kattnar Shozo Iizuka as Man Tomiko Suzuki as Nurse Toshiko Fujita as Remy's Mother Yumi Takada as Girl Yuusaku Yara as Policeman B | |||||||
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ADR Director: Arlen Tarlovsky Translation: Neil Nadelman Executive producer: John O'Donnell Producer: Stephanie Shalofsky ADR Recording Engineer: Jim Regan ADR Script Adaptation: Arlen Tarlovsky Associate producer: Tom Wayland Dubbing Coordinator: Ross Lefko Dubbing supervisor: Tom Wayland In House Production: Justin Sevakis In House Production Manager: Tim Werenko | Veronica Taylor as Remy Chunky Mon as Suegni Cuttnal Dan Green as Leonardo Medici Bundle Debora Rabbai as Remy's Mother Joshua Popenoe as Doctor Lisa Ortiz as Secretary Michael Alston Baley as Yatta La Kernagul Mina Sands as Old Woman Pete Zarustica as Officer Scott Cargle as Officer Scottie Ray as Shingo Hojo Tara Jayne as Messenger of Doom Tristan Goddard as Officer Wayne Grayson as Killer Gagley | |||||||
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Roberta Gallina Laurenti as Remi Alberto Sette as Poliziotto Claudio Moneta as Bandol Ivo De Palma as Dottore Lisa Mazzotti as Segretaria Luca Semeraro as Shingo Marco Balzarotti as Kimi Maurizio Scattorin as Katnar Pino Pirovano as Poliziotto Veronica Pivetti as | ||||||||
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