Cosmowarrior Zero (TV)
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Cosmo Warrior Zero Gaiden (TV) (prequel)
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| Cosmo Warrior Zero - Box Set (DVD) 2003-09-30 (from $25.99) |
| Cosmo Warrior Zero - Cold Steel Immortals (DVD 1) 2002-07-30 (from $19.99) |
| Cosmo Warrior Zero - Sea of Stars (DVD 2) 2002-09-24 (from $15.99) |
| Cosmo Warrior Zero - A Soldier's Odyssey (DVD 3) 2002-11-19 (from $16.74) |
| Cosmo Warrior Zero - Journey's End (DVD 4) 2003-02-25 (from $15.86) |
| Cosmo Warrior Zero - Cold Steel Immortals (Dub.VHS 1) 2002-07-30 |
| Cosmo Warrior Zero - Sea of Stars (Dub.VHS 2) 2002-09-24 |
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Series director: Kazuyoshi Yokota Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Original creator: Leiji Matsumoto Character Design: Keisuke Masunaga Art director: Animation director: Mechanical design: Director of Photography: Ken Baba Executive producer: Producer: Animation producer: Takaji Matsudo Assistant Art Director: Tomoko Nakamuga Assistant director: Kotaro Miyake Music producer: Tadashi Yatabe Planning: Recording Director: Horoyuki Hayase Series supervisor: Leiji Matsumoto | Toshiyuki Morikawa as Aya Hisakawa as Eiji Takemoto as Kikuko Inoue as Hidenari Ugaki as KAORI as Kouhei Owada as Nobuaki Sekine as Souichiro Hoshi as Tadashi Miyazawa as Takashi Matsuyama as Tomohiro Nishihara as Yoshiaki Matsumoto as Yoshikazu Nagano as Yukinobu Kaneko as Yuri Shiratori as Zenichi Nagano as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Kirk Thornton Translation: Dan Papia Executive producer: John Sirabella Producer: Eric P. Sherman ADR Writer: Kirk Thornton Assistant Editor: Co-Producer: Kaeko Sakamoto Dialogue Recording Engineer & Mixer: Humberto Zamores Editing: Graphic Design: Alissyn Brock Production Assistant: Production manager: Scott Marchfeld Production Supervision: Sean Molyneaux Sound Supervisor: Patrick Rodman |  | Crispin Freeman as David Lucas as Julie Thornton as Lia Sargent as Marvin Lee as Wendee Lee as Abe Lasser as Dave Lelyveld as Dave Mallow as David Orozco as G. Gordon Baer as Jane Alan as John Smallberries as Karen Strassman as Lex Lang as Mia Lee as Michael McConnohie as Michael Sorich as Ron Allen as Sonja S. Fox as Terrence Stone as | ||||||
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ADR Director: Cyrille Artaux | Didier Cherbuy as Eric Peter as Helene Bizot as Mathieu Rivolier as Susan Sindberg as Adeline Moreau as Alain Flick as Benjamin Pascal as Chantal Baroin as Cyrille Artaux as Dominique Vallee as Fabien Briche as Jean-Michel Canone as Martial Leminoux as Michel Tugot-Doris as Nathalie Bleynie as Olivier Hémon as Pascal Montségur as Patrice Melennec as Vincent De Bouard as Yann Pichon as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Juan Carralero Translation: | |
Eduardo Garza as Jose Luis Reza as Rene Garcia as Laura Ayala as Liliana Barba as Marcos Patiño as Miguel Angel Ghigliazza as | ||||||
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Dubbing Director: Luca Semeraro Art director: Andrea Sergio Executive Director: Carlo Cavazzoni Graphic Assistant: Paolo Torchetti Licensing: Mandy Mometti Marketing Assistant: Alice Quaglino Marketing Director: Giorgio Pulini Partners Coordination: Gianluca Aicardi Product Manager: Simona Stanzani Production Assistant: Alex Corazza | Debora Magnaghi as Marcello Cortese as Claudio Moneta as Elisabetta Spinelli as Gianluca Iacono as Alessandra Karpoff as Andrea De Nisco as Claudio Moneta as Claudio Ridolfo as Davide Garbolino as Diego Sabre as Ivo De Palma as Lorenzo Scattorin as Luca Semeraro as Mario Zucca as Oliviero Corbetta as Pietro Ubaldi as Stefania Patruno as Stefano Albertini as | |||||||
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