Fullmetal Alchemist: Premium Collection (OAV)
Contains:
Fullmetal Alchemist: Chibi Party (OAV)
Fullmetal Alchemist: Kids (OAV)
Fullmetal Alchemist: Seven Homunculi VS State Alchemists (OAV)
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| Fullmetal Alchemist: Premium Collection (DVD) 2009-08-04 (from $8.99) |
Director: Seiji Mizushima Music: Michiru Oshima | Rie Kugimiya as Alphonse Elric Romi Paku as Edward Elric Hidekatsu Shibata as Fuhrer King Bradrey Junichi Suwabe as Greed Kenji Utsumi as Alex Louis Armstrong Mayumi Yamaguchi as Envy Megumi Toyoguchi as Winry Rockbell Ryotaro Okiayu as Scar Toru Ohkawa as Roy Mustang Yasuhiro Takato as Gluttony Yoshino Takamori as Juliet Douglas/Sloth Yuuko Satou as Lust Houko Kuwashima as Rose Tomas Michiko Neya as Riza Hawkeye Nana Mizuki as Wrath | |||||||
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ADR Director: Mike McFarland Script: Jared Hedges Translation: Steven J. Simmons Executive producer: Gen Fukunaga Producer: ADR Engineer: Stephen Hoff Assistant producer: Michael Harcourt DVD Authoring: DVD Compression: DVD Editor: Daniel Mancilla DVD Menu Design: Antimere Robinson DVD Producer: Clarine Harp DVD Quality Control: Head Writer: Jared Hedges Line Producer: Mike McFarland Mix Engineer: Adrian Cook Production Assistant: Subtitling: Video Editor: Video Post-Production Coordinator: Margaret Yabs Video Post-Production Director: Brandon Tyler | Aaron Dismuke as Alphonse Elric Vic Mignogna as Edward Elric Caitlin Glass as Winry Rockbell Chris Cason as Gluttony Chris Patton as Greed Christopher R. Sabat as Alex Louis Armstrong Ed Blaylock as Fuhrer King Bradley J. Michael Tatum as Scar Laura Bailey as Lust Lydia Mackay as Sloth Travis Willingham as Roy Mustang Wendy Powell as Envy Bob Carter as Sig Curtis Brittney Karbowski as Alphonse Elric (Young) Charles Baker as Heymans Breda Colleen Clinkenbeard as Eric Vale as Zolf Kimblee Gwendolyn Lau as Sciezka Jason Liebrecht as Alphonse Heiderich Jerry Jewell as Barry Jim Foronda as Denny Brosh Juli Erickson as Pinako Kevin M. Connolly as Kain Fuery Kyle Hebert as Vato Falman Leah Clark as Luci Christian as Wrath Lydia Mackay as Gracia Hughes Meredith McCoy as Maria Ross Mike McFarland as Jean Havoc Monica Rial as Dante Sonny Strait as Maes Hughes Troy Baker as Frank Acher | |||||||
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