Eden's Bowy (TV)
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| Eden's Bowy - Complete Collection (DVD) 2009-01-06 (from $29.99) |
| Eden's Bowy - The Hunt is On (DVD 1) 2003-06-03 (from $21.99) |
| Eden's Bowy - Hot Pursuit (DVD 2) 2003-07-15 (from $19.32) |
| Eden's Bowy - Nowhere to Run (DVD 3) 2003-08-26 (from $3.00) |
| Eden's Bowy - Fallen Angels and Flower Towns (DVD 4) 2003-10-07 (from $3.00) |
| Eden's Bowy - Eden's War (DVD 5) 2003-11-18 (from $3.00) |
| Eden's Bowy - Eden's Fall (DVD 6) 2003-12-30 (from $3.00) |
| Eden's Bowy - Complete Collection (DVD 1-6) 2005-11-08 (from $24.39) |
Chief Director: Tsukasa Sunaga Series director: Tsukasa Sunaga Director: Scenario: Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Kazuhiko Toyama Original creator: Kitsune Tennouji Character Design: Hiroko Kazui Camera: T. Nishimura Chief animator: Color Coordination: Takeshi Mochida Industrial Design: Atsushi Yamagata Layout Supervisor: Atsushi Yamagata Theme Song Lyrics: Hekiru Shiina (OP) Theme Song Performance: Hekiru Shiina (OP) | Hekiru Shiina as Elisiss/Jsieda Kappei Yamaguchi as Jorrne Chiaki Kuriyama as Konyako Persia Fumihiko Tachiki as Vilog Ginzo Matsuo as Hekiru Shiina as Kaori Mizuhashi as Nyako Mikenika (Not "Nyako"!) Kazuhiro Nakata as Goldoh Ken Narita as Wietoo Kenji Nomura as Kouji Tsujitani as Agmaika Kozue Yoshizumi as Sakura Kyoko Tsuruno as Maria Kawamura as Reveal-Maiden Masashi Sugawara as Oyazi Mitsuaki Madono as Ramba Mitsuru Ogata as Rei Igarashi as Enefia Ryûzaburô Ôtomo as Tomomichi Nishimura as Toyosumu Toshihide Tsuchiya as Roloboot Wakana Yamazaki as Denirumo (Ep 16) Yuji Ueda as Yuko Nagashima as Yumi Touma as | |||||||
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Director: Lowell Bartholomee ADR Script: Dan Dietz Executive producer: Producer: Lowell Bartholomee Creative Director: DVD Coordination: Janice Williams DVD Menu Design: DVD Producer: Thomas Meerbott Editing: Graphics: International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Post-Production Manager: Shelly Thomas Production Assistant: Project Translator: Masumi MacLeod Recording engineer: Robert S. Fisher Subtitle Script: Ralph Jenkins Subtitle Timing: Ralph Jenkins | John Minnich as Yorn Josh Meyer as Spike Camille Chen as Elisiss Kimberly Dilts as Hairra Rachel Rivera as Fenice Robert Kraft as Vilog Ron Berry as Goldo Shackleford Jansen as The Old Man (ep 18-26) Steve Sanders as The Old Man (ep 1-17) Angela Rivera as Denilmo Barbara Chisholm as Michaela Brian Jepson as Witto Britt Baker as Wagner Carla Witt as Enefia Christopher Loveless as Agumaika David R. Jarrott as Toyo Douglas Taylor as Roloboot Ev Lunning Jr. as Rumesavia Jai Suire as Nyako Jennifer Stuart as Seeda Jessica Smolins as Sakura Judson L. Jones as Gustini Ken Webster as Galowa Lana Dieterich as Gilgamesh Meg Bauman as Konyako Michelle Courtney as Parella Robert Newell as Colliant Roy Cheevers as Quen Rusty McReilly as Gilgamesh Samantha Inoue-Harte as additional characters Tracy Miller as The Princess of Foresight Wayne Alan Brenner as Oltran | |||||||
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