Bubblegum Crisis (OAV)
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Bubblegum Crisis Collection VHS
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| Bubblegum Crisis - DVD Box Set (DVD) 2004-11-09 (from $38.89) |
| Bubblegum Crisis (DVD 1) 2005-02-08 (from $5.00) |
| Bubblegum Crisis (DVD 2) 2005-03-08 (from $6.99) |
| Bubblegum Crisis (DVD 3) 2005-04-12 (from $6.99) |
| Bubblegum Crisis (DVD 4) 2005-05-10 (from $6.99) |
| Bubblegum Crisis 2032 Collection (DVD) |
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Director: Screenplay: Music: Kouji Makaino Original Manga: Toshimichi Suzuki Character Design: Kenichi Sonoda Art director: Animation director: Mecha design: Director of Photography: Executive producer: Junji Fujita Producer: Audio Director: Noriyoshi Matsuura Chief Production Supervisor: Satoshi Urushihara (ep 7) Guest Character Designer: Satoshi Urushihara (ep 7) Key Animation: Shinya Ohira Planning: Toshimichi Suzuki Production Design: Theme Song Performance: | Akiko Hiramatsu as Kinuko Oomori as Michie Tomizawa as Yoshiko Sakakibara as Aya Hisakawa as Kenichi Ogata as Kenyuu Horiuchi as Kiyoshi Kawakubo as Kouichi Yamadera as Maiko Hashimoto as Nozomu Sasaki as Shuuichi Ikeda as Toshio Furukawa as Chisa Yokoyama as Daisuke Gouri as Hiroko Kasahara as Hiroya Ishimaru as Ikuya Sawaki as Issei Futamata as Junko Asami as Juurouta Kosugi as Kaneto Shiozawa as Kazuyuki Sogabe as Keiichi Nanba as Kyooko Hamura as Masaaki Ohkura as Masaharu Satou as Mayumi Shou as Megumi Hayashibara as Michitaka Kobayashi as Miki Itou as Sanshiro Nitta as Senri Nakajima as Shinya Ohtaki as Teiji Oomiya as Urara Takano as Yasunori Matsumoto as Yoshino Takamori as Yuko Mizutani as Yumi Touma as Yuusaku Yara as | |||||||
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Translation: Executive producer: Producer: Robert J. Woodhead Associate producer: Audio Engineer: Randy Drew Dialogue Editing: Dubbing: Randy Drew DVD Co-Producer: DVD Designer: Mike Whybark DVD Package Design: Lisa Page Ramey DVD Producer: Gary Brooks DVD Programmer: Gordon Newell DVD Quality Assurance: Chris Chalcraft Engineering Assistant: Eddie Harrell Mixing: Music Director: Chuck Agresta Production Assistant: Production Coordination: Susan Grillo SFX: Chuck Agresta Sound Design: Chuck Agresta Studio Manager: Maryann Webb Subtitle Script Editor: Roe R. Adams III Theme Song Performance: Sinda Nichols (as Priss) Vocal Arrangements: Jack Bowden Voice Direction: J. Randolph |  | Elizabeth Becka as Jemila Ericson as Sinda Nichols as Susan Grillo as Amy Parrish as Brad Moranz as David Arnold as Eric Paisley as Frank Trimble as Geoffrey Honaker as Michael Titterton as Mindi L. Lyons as Pierre Brulator as Amanda Tancredi as Amy Parrish as Barbara Lewis as Belinda Bizic as Chuck Denson Jr. as Chuck Kinlaw as Daniel Clifton as David Kraus as David Long as Dick Bunting as Eddie Harrell as Elliot Preschutti as Emily Young as Gray Sibley as Hadley Eure as Jack Bowden as Jay Bryson as Jean Hrdlicka as Jon Gutman as Joyce Leigh Bowden as Katherine Kopec Burton as Kevin Dowling as Kevin Reilly as Loren Mash as Marc Matney as Mark Finncannon as Mark Garber as Marshall Carroll as Martha Ellen Senseney as Matt Sullivan as Michael Sinterniklaas as Michael S. Way as Mike McGovern as Mindi L. Lyons as Nathan Gray as Nicholas Bottom as Patt Noday as Scott Simpson as Sean Clay as Steve Rassin as Steve Vernon as Tammy Starling as Ted Davis as Timothy J. Walsh as Tom Holmes as Urara Takano as Zach Hanner as | ||||||
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