Pilot Candidate (TV)
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| Pilot Candidate - The Academy (DVD 1) 2001-11-06 (from $8.99) |
| Pilot Candidate - Training (DVD 2) 2002-01-08 |
| Pilot Candidate - Working Together (DVD 3) 2002-03-05 (from $8.99) |
| Pilot Candidate - The Test (DVD 4) 2002-05-07 |
| Pilot Candidate - Complete Collection (DVD 1-4) 2005-10-11 |
Director: Mitsuru Hongo Script: Episode Director: Takeyuki Sadohara Music: Tomoyuki Asakawa Original Manga: Yukiru Sugisaki Character Design: Shinichi Yamaoka Art director: Toshihisa Koyama Mechanical design: 3D Director: Tokumitsu Kifune Sound director: Masafumi Mima Producer: 2D Work: Tsukasa Kakisakai 3D Animation: 3D Developing Producer: Yuichiro Matsuka Animation: Animation Editor: Masaru Koseki Arrangement: Atsushi Onosawa Assistant recording Engineer: Yuji Tagami (Aoistudio) Background: Cgi supervisor: Shinji Takagi Color design: Cooperation: Development Producer: Nobutoshi Terado Digital Photography: Natsuko Mori Editing: Makiko Asano Finish Check: Katsue Inoue Illustration: Illustration Director: Masaki Hinata Music producer: Original Illustration: Photography Development Producer: Wataru Kurosawa Production Cooperation: Hidenobu Watanabe Production Development: Daichi Kato Production manager: Shunichi Yamamoto Screen Cont.: Hiroshi Hara Series Developer: Akira Okeya Sound Design: Special Effects: Akitoshi Maeda Theme Song Lyrics: Kyoko Tomita Theme Song Performance: Kohei Koizumi (ED1, ED2) Video Editor: Kazunori Okada Visual Effects: Shigenobu Kaihou | Yukimasa Obi as Hiroyuki Yoshino as Miki Nagasawa as Susumu Chiba as Akiko Kimura as Akio Suyama as Akira Ishida as Ayako Kawasumi as Chiaki Takahashi as Chiemi Chiba as Chiyako Shibahara as Kenji Nojima as Kouichi Toochika as Mami Koyama as Norio Wakamoto as Rie Kugimiya as Tomoe Hanba as Tsutomu Kashiwakura as Wataru Takagi as Yoshimichi Oumoto as Yumi Kakazu as Yuri Amano as Yuri Shiratori as Yuu Urata as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Wiley Isa Executive producer: Trudy Nodohara A/E Director: Michael Sable Assistant ADR Director: Mike Sugano Coordinator: Yasuko Kanamura DVD Menu Design: DVD Producer: Recording engineer: Joel Avila | Jeremiah Freedman as Georgette Rose as Jim Taggert as John Burnley as Jessica Gee as Matthew Dunn as Melora Harte as Peter Toll as Richard Hayworth as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Marcos Patiño | Irwin Daayan as Eduardo Garza as Enzo Fortuny as Laura Ayala as Luis Daniel Ramirez as Andrea Cotto as Armando Coria as Benjamin Rivera as Circe Luna as Emmanuel Rivas as Gaby Ugarte as Humberto Solorzano as Isabel Martiñon as Ismael Castro as Jose Gilberto Vilchis as Leyla Rangel as Luis Daniel Ramirez as Marcos Patiño as Maria Fernanda Morales as Oscar Flores as Paco Mauri as Rossy Aguirre as | |||||||
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Animation/DVD Layout: Holger Paetznick Authoring/Conception: Tobias Löffler Casting: Nina Marschke Conception/organization: Matthias Heer Coordination: Tobias Trummer Dialogue Direction/audio Technology: Sascha Kaufmann Editing: Christian Schmidt Management: Johannes Bauer Post Production: Johannes Luff Sound Editor/Cutter: Jusuf Ismaili Special Effects/Compositing: Gerhard Buchner Subtiteling: Johann Heidinger | Philipp Moog as Alexandra Mink as Anke Kortemeier as Dagmar Dempe as Dominik Auer as Florian Bauer as Johannes Raspe as Jörg Stuttmann as Manfred Trilling as Marc Stachel as Michelle Sterr as Shandra Schadt as Simone Brahmann as Tolilah Jolas as Torsten Münchow as | |||||||
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Rodrigo Andreatto as Priscila Concépcion as Thiago Longo as Melissa Garcia as Tânia Gaidarji as Vagner Fagundes as Vanessa Alves as | ||||||||
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