Venus TERZO
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Cast in:
(English version)
A-Ko the Versus (OAV) as B-ko Daitokuji
Beast Wars: Transformers (U.S. TV) as BlackArachnia
Boys Over Flowers (TV) as Minako Yamano
Chinese Ghost Story (Chinese movie) as Siu Deep
Death Note (TV) as Eriko Aizawa (Ep. 18); Wedy
Death Note Relight (special) as Wedy
Dokkoida?! (TV) as Marilyn Ronmoe
Eat-Man '98 (TV) as Detective Aimie
Escaflowne: The Movie as Millerna
Hamtaro (TV) as Mrs. Charlotte Yoshi
Human Crossing (TV) as Ryoko Wakabayashi
Inuyasha the Movie: Affections Touching Across Time as Ruri
Kishin Corps (OAV) as Lt. Yoshiko Fujishima
Master Keaton (OAV) as Kayoko Kida (ep 32)
Master Keaton (TV) as Sofia
Melty Lancer (OAV) as Vanessa; Defiant F
Mobile Suit Gundam Seed Destiny (TV) as Talia Gladys
Mobile Suit Gundam Seed Destiny Final Plus: The Chosen Future (OAV) as Talia Gladys
Mobile Suit Gundam Seed Destiny Special Edition (OAV) as Talia Gladys
(The) New Adventures of Kimba The White Lion (TV 1989)
Project A-Ko 2: Plot of the Daitokuji Financial Group (OAV) as B-ko Daitokuji
Project A-ko 3: Cinderella Rhapsody (OAV) as B-ko Daitokuji
Project A-Ko 4: Final (OAV) as B-ko Daitokuji
Project ARMS (TV) as Katsumi Akagi
Ranma ½ OAV as Ranma Saotome (female, eps 3-12)
Ranma ½ (TV) as Ranma Saotome (Girl-Type) (eps. 7-161)
Ranma ½: Big Trouble in Nekonron, China (movie) as Ranma Saotome (female)
Ranma ½: Nihao My Concubine (movie) as Ranma Saotome (female)
Ranma ½: One Flew Over the Kuno's Nest (movie) as Ranma Saotome (Female)
Ronin Warriors (TV) as Naria
Ronin Warriors OAV as Flight Attendant (Gaiden); Naria
Saber Marionette J (TV) as Tiger
Saber Marionette R (OAV) as Kyanny; Adali (Act 2)
(The) SoulTaker (TV) as Olivia Carlisle
Star Ocean EX (TV) as Celine Jules; Prophetess; [+ unlisted credits]
Street Fighter (U.S. TV) as La Lupa
Trouble Chocolate (TV) as Deborah; Mecha-Deborah (Ep. 13)
(The) Vision of Escaflowne (TV) as Millerna Aston
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Opening Ceremonies
2009-09-25
This week, the dried-
It's an all-
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