Jason LEE
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Staff in:
(English version)
Burn Up Excess (TV) : ADR Script
Neon Genesis Evangelion: Death & Rebirth (movie) : Co-director, Producer
Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion (movie) : Co-director, Producer
Read or Die (OAV) : Producer
Staff in:
Aqua Kids (TV) : Planning Cooperation (Lee & Co.)
Cast in:
(English version)
All Purpose Cultural Cat Girl Nuku Nuku (OAV) as Delinquent on Roof; Guy in Classroom; Newscaster; Scientific Rep; Worker
Blue Seed (TV) as Mamoru Kusanagi
Bubblegum Crisis: Tokyo 2040 (TV) as Daniel; Sewer Crew 4
Burn Up Excess (TV) as Yuji
Burn Up W (OAV) as Yuji
Burn Up! (OAV)
Dead Leaves (OAV) as Retro
Devil Hunter Yohko (OAV) as Hideki Kando
Ellcia (OAV) as Doner
Fire Emblem (OAV) as Dohga
Golden Boy (OAV) as Narration; Yakuza A
Gunsmith Cats (OAV) as Lead Thug
.Hack//Legend Of The Twilight (TV) as Pretty Grunty
MÄR (TV) as Ash; Blue-Haired Bully (Ep. 1); Master Moku; Monkey 1 (Ep. 2)
Martian Successor Nadesico (TV)
Mighty Space Miners (OAV) as Operator B; [+ unlisted credits]
Neon Genesis Evangelion (TV) as Shigeru Aoba; Couple in theatre
Neon Genesis Evangelion: Death & Rebirth (movie) as Shigeru Aoba
Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion (movie) as Shigeru Aoba
Plastic Little (OAV) as Computer Tech; [+ unlisted credits]
Read or Die (OAV) as Drake Anderson
Sorcerer Hunters (TV) as Kou
Spriggan (movie)
Suikoden Demon Century (OAV) as Ryo Hamura
Sukeban Deka (OAV) as Nerdy student (Ep. 1)
Super Atragon (OAV) as Stoner
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While everyone else was out buying laptops, Erin was trudging through a puddle of trash.
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2009-11-29
Wipe away your thanksgiving food coma with us as we chat with Cari Corene about a webcomic that is centered around toilets and cute animals, but inspired by European art and manga. And it's actually good! 2009-11-28
Happy Thanksgiving Weekend! Brian takes a small vacation away from his vacation to answer a trio of questions about, shockingly, the history of anime itself. 2009-11-27
CG animation highlights this story of a special task force who must deal with corpses turned into rampaging monsters in this recent effort from Gonzo. Though flawed, particularly grim, and certainly not innovative, it does deliver a fair amount of entertainment value and some occasionally very solid storytelling.
If you have the spare time and the desire to see folks getting slammed into rocky pillars, strap on your nostalgia goggles, switch off your brain, and your wish will be granted.
Decades from now, Summer Wars will be seen as the official arrival of Mamoru Hosoda. It's a near-
... what it does have is a quality that seems to have gone missing from the industry as of late. It's honest. One of the last few honest anime shows.
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Despite a flimsy premise and lackluster male lead, this story about a girl doomed to perpetually finish second to a chief rival who has secretly fallen in love with her (mostly) succeeds for two simple reasons: it is often quite funny and occasionally endearingly sweet.
The Whole Truth comes out, but other parts are actually more interesting, as Norihiro Yagi answers many long-
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