Dual! Parallel Trouble Adventure (TV)
Dual! Parallel Trouble Adventures Special (sequel)
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Dual DVD 2 - Student Housing
Dual DVD 1 - Visions
Dual DVD 3 - Artifacts
| Related releases: |
| Dual! Parallel Trouble Adventure - Visions (DVD 1) 2000-09-26 (from $36.60) |
| Dual! Parallel Trouble Adventure - Student Housing (DVD 2) 2000-11-28 (from $36.60) |
| Dual! Parallel Trouble Adventure - Artifacts (DVD 3) 2001-02-27 (from $16.91) |
| Dual! Parallel Trouble Adventure - One Vision (DVD 4) 2001-03-27 (from $16.91) |
| Dual! Parallel Trouble Adventure -Boxed Set (DVD) 2003-09-30 (from $74.99) |
| Dual! Parallel Trouble Adventure - Life Sympathy (Dub.VHS 1) 2000-08-22 |
| Dual! Parallel Trouble Adventure - Student Housing (Dub.VHS 2) 2000-11-28 |
| Dual! Parallel Trouble Adventure - Artifacts (Dub.VHS 3) 2001-02-27 |
| Dual! Parallel Trouble Adventure - One Vision (Dub.VHS 4) 2001-03-27 |
| Dual! Parallel Trouble Adventure - Student Housing (Sub.VHS 2) 2000-11-28 |
| Dual! Parallel Trouble Adventure - Artifacts (Sub.VHS 3) 2001-02-27 |
| Dual! Parallel Trouble Adventure - One Vision (Sub.VHS 4) 2001-03-27 |
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Director: Katsuhito Akiyama Series Composition: Yousuke Kuroda Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Seikou Nagaoka Original creator: Masaki Kajishima Original Character Design: Masaki Kajishima Character Design: Atsushi Okuda Art director: Chief Animation Director: Atsushi Okuda Animation director: Mecha design: Kenji Teraoka Sound director: Hiromi Kikuta Director of Photography: Hitoshi Sato Producer: Kazuaki Morijiri Air Brush Work: Takahiro Fukuda Animation: Yuji Ushida Art Setting: Assistant Animation Director: Yoshitaka Kohno Assistant director: Takashi Kobayashi Associate producer: Sakie Shimotsu (WOWOW) Background: CG Composite: Kenji Teraoka Chief Mechanical Animation Director: Yasushi Muraki Color Key: Aya Ouchi Color setting: Nanae Shinaji Completion: Mariko Tanazawa Completion Check: Editing: Junichi Uematsu In-Between Animation: In-Between Check: Chie Asai Key Animation: Music Artist: Seikou Nagaoka Negative Cutter: Haruhiko Kuriyakawa Photography: Planning: Toru Miura Production Assistant: Akinori Kawahara Production manager: Koichi Nakamura Recording: Recording engineer: Yasuo Arai Setting Production: Takahiro Asada Sound Effects: Junichi Sasaki (Anime Sound Production) Sound Producer: Toru Nakano Sound Production Manager: Yuko Ueda Theme Song Lyrics: Hiroko Yah (OP) Theme Song Performance: Title Design: Hideki Satomi | Takayuki Yamaguchi as Ai Uchikawa as Chie Nakamura as Kenichi Ogata as Masako Nozawa as Megumi Toyoguchi as Mika Doi as Rie Tanaka as Ryunosuke Ohbayashi as Yuko Kobayashi as Ai Uchikawa as Kenji Hamada as Koichi Sakaguchi as Kouichi Nagano as Megumi Toyoguchi as Nao Takamori as Ryoka Yuzuki as Yuko Kato as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Joe Romersa Translation: Rika Takahashi ADR Script: Executive producer: Hideki 'Henry' Goto Producer: Haruyo Kanesaku Assistant producer: Osamu Maseba Digital ADR Tracking: Michael Devon McCarty DVD Engineer: Songyi Liu DVD Menu Design: Colin Petrie DVD Producer: Kevin Chu Final Mix: Joe Romersa Production Assistant: Kei Onishi Production Coordination: Osamu Maseba Recording Facility Engineer: Les Claypool III Script Adaptation: Bob Buchholz Senior Producer: Yuji Moriya |  | Jeremiah Freedman as Aline Leslie as Barbara Goodson as Diva West as G. Gordon Baer as Georgette Rose as Katie Ashley as Sparky Thornton as Wendee Lee as Anne Sherman as Bambi Darro as Bo Williams as Debbie Derosa as Henry Douglas Grey as Ian Hawk as Jean Howard as Jessica Gee as Lia Sargent as Lynn Fischer as Michelle Ruff as Richard Plantagenet as Ruby Marlowe as Sandy Fox as Selece Zan as Sharon Alsina as Steve Cannon as Wendee Lee as Zan as | ||||||
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