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Director: Hiroyuki Yokoyama Screenplay: Kenji Terada Music: Hiroyuki Namba Original Manga: Hirohiko Araki Character Design: Art director: Michiharu Miyamae Animation director: Mechanical design: Masayoshi Tano Director of Photography: Jin Kaneko Executive producer: Producer: Reiko Fukakusa Assistant Animation Director: Audio Director: Noriyoshi Matsuura Key Animation: Planning: Supervisor In Chief: Hisayuki Toriumi | Hiroyuki Hori as Ichirô Nagai as Ikuya Sawaki as Kôzô Shioya as Michitaka Kobayashi as Noriko Hidaka as Shinya Ohtaki as Shoji Sato as Shuuichi Ikeda as Tomoko Maruo as You Inoue as Yuusaku Yara as | |||||||
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Translation: Executive producer: Robert J. Woodhead (AnimEigo) Producer: Audio Engineer: Nick Stuteville (Coastal Carolina Recording) Communications: Billie Houle (Coastal Carolina Recording) Dialogue Editing: KTJ Roe R. Adams III (AnimEigo) Dialogue Mixer: Ron Abfalter (Coastal Carolina Recording) Duplications: B.J. Toney (Coastal Carolina Recording) Music & Effects Editor: Kevin Turner (Coastal Carolina Recording) Production Coordination: Natsumi Ueki (AnimEigo) Script Supervisor: William Bailey (Coastal Carolina Recording) SFX Designer: Skip Bowerman (Coastal Carolina Recording) Subtitling Director: Michael House (AnimEigo) Voice Direction: Scott Houle |  | Brian Hinnant as Chuck Denson as Dave Underwood as Frank Lynn as Gary Lawton as Jim Clark as Kem Helms as Kevin Greenway as Marc Matney as Mark Franklin as Mike Way as Nick Manatee as Patrick Humphrey as Paul Johnson as Sandy Clubb as Sara Seidman as Sean P. O'Connell as | ||||||
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