Wild Cardz (OAV)
Alternative title:
Jaja-uma Quartet (Japanese)
じゃじゃ馬カルテット (Japanese)
Age rating:
Teenagers (May contain bloody violence, bad language, nudity)
Plot Summary:
The Crown Knights are a bizarre special force to fight to the criminals who threaten the tranquil Card Kingdom. Each one had a special ability. But these Crown Knights must get down and dirty when they run up against two war machines shaped like gigantic chess pieces. The deck is stacked against them, somehow they've got the checkmate these indestructible invaders before the Card Kingdom topples.
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User Ratings:
46 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
29 minutes per episode
Number of episodes:
2
Vintage:
1998
Releases: We have 1
Links: We have 1
Trivia: We have 1
In the news 3 times:
2004-11-13 CPM Re-releases
2004-08-09 Discontinued CPM Titles
1999-07-28 News Briefs
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Director: Yasuchika Nagaoka Producer: Yutaka Takahashi | Momo Yomezawa as Coco Hearts Yoko Asada as Casa Clover Yuka Imai as Sunday Spades Yuko Miyamura as Joe Diamond 17th Toshiyuki Morikawa as Red Lobster Chinami Nishimura as Girl reporter Jin Yamanoi as You Jinbo Kyoko Hikami as Masako Katsuki as Aiya Nobuyuki Hiyama as Chee Chuukai Yuji Ueda as Kurakasso | |||||||
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ADR Director: Adam Charity Translation: Katsuho Shimoharu Executive producer: John O'Donnell Producer: Stephanie Shalofsky ADR Engineer: Adam Charity ADR Producer: Elvis Herbert Dubbing Manager: Christopher Sippel DVD Coordination: Eric Thomann Production Coordination: Karel Havle | Apollo Smile as Coco Hearts Debora Rabbai as Jo Diamonds Deborah Keller as Sunday Spades Nadya Ginsberg as Casa Clubs Scott Cargle as Red Lobster Brian Schneider as Fracasso Jeff Mellow as Chee Jeremy Welch as King Matty O'Shea as Aiya | |||||||
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