Choudenji Machine Voltes V (TV)
Voltes V: The Liberation (movie) (compilation, episodes 36-40)
Voltus 5 (movie) (compilation, episodes 1-18)
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Director: Tadao Nagahama Script: Music: Hiroshi Tsutsui Original creator: Character Design: Yuki Hijiri Art director: Takashi Miyano Mechanical design: Yuki Hijiri Producer: Planning: Theme Song Lyrics: Akira Aoi (ED) Theme Song Performance: | Kazuyuki Sogabe as Miyuki Ueda as Noriko Ohara as Osamu Ichikawa as Tesshô Genda as Yukinaga Shiraishi as Hiroshi Masuoka as Kenji Utsumi as Mikio Terashima as Noriko Ohara as Ran Tokumaru as Ryusuke Shiomi as Seizo Katou as Shozo Iizuka as Tamio Ohki as Yuu Mizushima as Daisuke Maki as Hiroshi Masuoka as Tamio Ohki as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Joonee Gamboa (Philippine Version 1) | Bob Borjal as Christine Bonnevie as Cris Vertido as Dada Carlos as Dodo Crisol as Earl Palma as Geraldine Oca as Noel Mallonga as P.J. Ramos as Tony Nierras as Bob Borjal as Chito Vicente as Christine Bonnevie as Cris Vertido as Dada Carlos as Dodo Crisol as Earl Palma as Geraldine Oca as Joonee Gamboa as P.J. Ramos as Tony Nierras as Chito Vicente as Christine Bonnevie as Danny Deopante as Earl Palma as Noel Mallonga as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Danny L. Mandia Assistant Dubbing Director: Ryan Ang | Apollo Abraham as Blair Arellano as Bob Dela Cruz as Dada Carlos as Dennis Trillo as Fourth Lee as Igi Boy Flores as joseph vidalcol as Montreal Repuyan as Neil Yu as Rowena Raganit as Sandara Park as Apollo Abraham as Michael de mesa as Montreal Repuyan as Neil Yu as Nikki Valdez as Ricci Chan as Rose Barin as Rowena Raganit as Vincent Gutierrez as Alexx Agcaoili as Vincent Gutierrez as | |||||||
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