Arc the Lad (TV)
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Related reviews:
Arc the Lad DVD 2 - Fireball
Arc the Lad DVD 1 - Hunters and Monsters
| Related releases: |
| Arc the Lad - Complete Collection (DVD) 2003-10-21 |
| Arc the Lad - Hunters and Monsters (DVD 1) 2001-04-17 (from $16.99) |
| Arc the Lad - Fireball (DVD 2) 2001-06-12 (from $21.29) |
| Arc the Lad - Wanted (DVD 3) 2001-07-24 (from $21.29) |
| Arc the Lad - Alliance (DVD 4) 2001-09-04 (from $16.99) |
| Arc the Lad - Oath of Vengeance (DVD 5) 2001-10-16 (from $3.99) |
| Arc the Lad - Day of Reckoning (DVD 6) 2002-01-22 (from $23.98) |
| Arc the Lad - Hunters and Monsters (Dub.VHS 1) 2001-04-17 |
| Arc the Lad - Fireball (Dub.VHS 2) 2001-06-12 |
| Arc the Lad - Wanted (Dub.VHS 3) 2001-07-24 |
| Arc the Lad - Alliance (Dub.VHS 4) 2001-09-04 |
| Arc the Lad - Oath of Vengeance (Dub.VHS 5) 2001-10-16 |
| Arc the Lad - Day of Reckoning (Dub.VHS 6) 2002-01-22 |
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Director: Itsuro Kawasaki Screenplay: Akemi Omode Character Design: Yoko Kikuchi Art director: Toshihisa Koyama Animation director: Mecha design: Kenji Teraoka Director of Photography: Shigekazu Morishita Executive producer: Producer: Hideo Katsumata Animation: Animation Check: Takato Nakajima Animation Continuity: Itsuro Kawasaki Assistant director: Kanami Sekiguchi Background Art: Color design: Yumiko Katayama Editing: Seiji Morita Key Animation: Mecha Director: Kenji Teraoka Music Composition: Michiru Oshima Music Supervisor: Takashi Kodama Photography: Planning: Miki Sato Production manager: Ryou Shimamura Recording: Shoji Hata Series Structure: Sound Effects: Eiko Morikawa Special Effects: Masahiro Murakami Supervision: Shunsuke Tada Theme Song Composition: Masahiro Ando (OP) Theme Song Performance: NiNa (ED1&2) | Daisuke Namikawa as Yui Horie as Hiro Yuuki as Yuko Mizutani as Chie Kisono as Chie Sueno as Chizu Yonemoto as Eiji Yanagisawa as Fumihiko Tachiki as Fumiko Oosaka as Hiroshi Iwasaki as Hiroshi Naka as Hiroshi Ootaki as Hiroyuki Yokoo as Izumi Ohira as Katsuhisa Houki as Kazuhiro Oguro as Ken Narita as Kôzô Shioya as Kyoko Minami as Manabu Ino as Masahiko Tanaka as Masuo Amada as Megumi Kubota as Naoki Makishima as Nobuo Tobita as Nobutaka Masutomi as Nobuyuki Hiyama as Reiko Kondou as Rika Sugimura as Ryuichi Horibe as Shinpachi Tsuji as Shuuichi Ikeda as Takayuki Inoue as Takeshi Uchida as Umeji Sasaki as Wasabi Mizuta as Wataru Takagi as Yoshito Ishinami as Yumi Touma as Yuri Shiratori as Yutaka Shibata as | |||||||
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Director: Eric P. Sherman ADR Director: Mary Elizabeth McGlynn Art director: ADR Script: Executive producer: Producer: Eric P. Sherman ADR Script Editor: Associate producer: John M. Cusimano Associate Re-recording Mixer: Scott Favorite Co-Producer: Kaeko Sakamoto Dialogue Editing: DVD Coordination: Janice Williams DVD Menu Design: Larry Koteff DVD Producer: Editing: International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Packaging Design: Larry Koteff Post-Production Manager: Shelly Thomas Production Assistant: Production Coordination: Janice Williams Production Secretary: Anna Bechtol Project Translator: Re-Recording Mixing: Studio Administration: Subtitle Script: Andrew Kent |  | Dorothy Melendrez as Joshua Seth as Steve Cannon as Wendee Lee as Abe Lasser as Anthony Mozdy as Barbara Goodson as Bob Bobson as Bob Johnson as Chuck Farley as Dave Mallow as David Lucas as David Orozco as David Umansky as Debra Cunningham as Ethan Murray as Francis Cherry as G. Gordon Baer as George C. Cole as Georgette Rose as Ian Hawk as Jackson Daniels as James Lyon as Joey Lotsko as John Billingslea as John Smallberries as Karen Woods as Lee Loopers as Lex Lang as Love-chan Looping as Marvin Lee as Melissa Charles as Melissa Williamson as Mona Marshall as Ray Michaels as Richard Barnes as Sparky Thornton as Steve Kramer as Terrence Stone as Wendee Lee as Zan as | ||||||
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Executive producer: Carlo Levy | (none) | |||||||
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Ana María Camps as Assumpta Navascues as Carlos Lladó as Hernán Fernández as Cristina Serra as Germán José as Susana Damas as Joan Massotkleiner as Joan Pera as Lluís Grau as | ||||||
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