Melty Lancer (OAV)
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| Melty Lancer - Alpha (DVD 1) 2003-02-04 (from $8.99) |
| Melty Lancer - Omega (DVD 2) 2003-04-08 (from $8.99) |
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Director: Takeshi Mori Script: Hiroshi Yamaguchi Storyboard: Music: Masamichi Amano Original creator: Tenky Character Design: Tomohiro Hirata (animation) Art director: Animation director: Mechanical design: Producer: Chief Producer: Mechanical animation director: Music Director: Yota Tsuruoka Planning: Kazumi Kawashiro Theme Song Performance: Yuki Matsuura (OP) Unit Director: | Chiharu Tezuka as Haruna Ikezawa as Megumi Ogata as Sakura Tange as Yukana Nogami as Akio Ohtsuka as Houchu Ohtsuka as Mika Kanai as Dai Matsumoto as Eriko Hara as Hiroshi Kamiya as Junko Iwao as Kazuya Nakai as Machiko Toyoshima as Motoko Kumai as Ryo Horikawa as | |||||||
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Translation: Kevin McKeown Executive producer: Ken Iyadomi Producer: Miho Kinoshita Assistant Engineer: John Duncan Chief Producer: Charles McCarter Dialogue Editing: Production Assistant: Production Coordination: Kirsten Thorarinson Re-Recording Mixing: Recording engineer: Jason Cushing Script Adaptation: Corralee Booth Subtitle Script: Kevin McKeown Video Post-Production: Voice Direction: James Corrigall | Alexandra Carter as Chantal Strand as Kelly Sheridan as Lisa Ann Beley as Maggie Blue O'Hara as Kirsten Williamson as Michael Kopsa as Samuel Vincent as Venus Terzo as Alex Doduk as Brad Swaile as Brian Drummond as Ellen Kennedy as Jillian Michaels as Kirby Morrow as Marcy Goldberg as Michael Dobson as Ron Halder as Venus Terzo as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Alberto Trifol (Spain dub) Translation: Mikoho Sugita (Spain dub) Recording Ingeneer: Marc Arambudo | | Elisabet Bargalló as Esther Solans as María Pilar Quesada as Marta Ullod as Miriam Guillmany as Oriol Rafel as Alberto Trifol as Núria Trifol as | ||||||
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