Voltron (TV)
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Kikou Kantai Dairugger XV (TV) (sequel, U.S. version)
Voltron (U.S. manga) (adaptation)
Voltron (live-action movie) (remake)
Voltron: Fleet of Doom (special) (sequel)
Voltron: The Third Dimension (U.S. TV) (sequel)
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Voltron Dub.DVD
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| Voltron - DVD Set 1 (Dub.DVD) 2006-09-26 (from $23.87) |
| Voltron - DVD Set 2 (Dub.DVD) 2006-12-12 (from $23.37) |
| Voltron - DVD Set 3 (Dub.DVD) 2007-02-27 (from $23.37) |
| Voltron - Set 4 (Dub.DVD) 2007-09-25 (from $20.49) |
| Voltron - Set 5: Black Lion (Dub.DVD) 2007-12-11 (from $20.49) |
| Voltron - DVD Set 6 (Dub.DVD) 2008-09-30 (from $20.11) |
| Voltron - DVD Set 7 (Dub.DVD) 2009-01-13 (from $21.55) |
| Voltron - DVD Set 8 (Dub.DVD) 2009-03-31 (from $21.55) |
| Beast King GoLion (Sub.DVD 1) 2008-05-27 (from $20.42) |
| Beast King GoLion (Sub.DVD 2) 2008-08-12 (from $21.99) |
| Beast King GoLion (Sub.DVD 3) 2008-11-25 (from $20.76) |
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Director: Music: Asei Kobayashi Original creator: Saburo Yatsude Original story: Saburo Hatte Character Design: Kazuo Nakamura Scenarists: Theme Song Performance: | Akira Kamiya as Kazuhiko Inoue as Kousei Tomita as Masako Nozawa as Rumiko Ukai as Tesshô Genda as Yuu Mizushima as Kazuyo Aoki as Masako Nozawa as Ryusei Nakao as Yuji Fujishiro as Haruko Kitahama as Kenichi Ogata as Kousei Tomita as Mahito Tsujimura as Mari Shimizu as Minako Arakawa as Minoru Inaba as Toshio Furukawa as | |||||||
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Translation: Duane Johnson (Golion version) ADR Script: Producer: Steve Sterling Additional Sound Effects: Steve Means Associate producer: John Tiechmann Audio Mixing: Mike Beiriger Audio Recording: Gary Littell Audio Supervisor: Cheryl Murphy Editing: Harold McKenzie Executive In Charge Of Post Production: Mary Roscoe Music Supervisor: Dale Schacker Sound Editor: Stereo Sound Effects: Paul Vitello Story Editor: Marc Handler Video Tape Editor: | B.J. Ward as Jack Angel as Lennie Weinrib as Michael Bell as Neil Ross as B.J. Ward as Michael Bell as Peter Cullen as Tress MacNeille as Jack Angel as Peter Cullen as Tress MacNeille as | |||||||
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Executive producer: Aldo Grimaldi | Ermanno Ribaudo as Giorgio Locuratolo as Nino Scardina as Riccardo Rossi as Sandro Sardone as Sergio Gibello as Daniela Gatti as Elena Magoia as Elena Mogoia as Giuseppe Fortis as Marco Joannucci as Sandro Sardone as Sergio Matteucci as | |||||||
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Translation: Carsten Kurte Producer: Ekkehard Holzer Additional Dialogue Director: Timo Schouren Dialogue Director: René Dawn-Claude Re-Recording Mixing: Script Adaptation: Timo Schouren | Daniel Käser as Dennis Saemann as Dennis Sonntag as Hans-Detlef Hüpgen as René Dawn-Claude as Rieke Werner as Birte Baumgardt as Cedric Seiler as Edda Fischer as Josef Tratnik as Karin Buchali as Karl-Heinz Tafel as Reinhard Schulat as Thomas Balou Martin as Timo Schouren as Uwe Thomsen as Volker Wolf as Andreas Meese as Claus Thull-Emden as Daniela Reidies as Gerhard Fehn as Gerhard Piske as Gregor Höppner as Hans Bayer as Hans-Detlef Hüpgen as Ilya Welter as Jan-Christian Zeller as Jülide Gülgec as Jürg Löw as Kirstin Hesse as Kordula Leiße as Lars Falinski as Lars Schmidtke as Louisa Käser as Manuela Griesser as Maxi Häcke as Peter Harting as Petra Glunz-Grosch as Renier Baaken as Rolf Berg as Sarah Brückner as Sascha Rotermund as Simon T. Roden as Stephan Schleberger as Thomas Lang as Thomas Balou Martin as Ulrike Hoetzel as Winnie Brandes as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Danny Mandia | Arnold Abad as Bernie Malejana as Jeff Utanes as Louie Paraboles as Ryan Ang as Teng Masilungan as Benjie Dorango as Pocholo Gonzales as Teng Masilungan as Arnold Abad as Jeff Utanes as Louie Paraboles as | |||||||
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