Miami Guns (TV)
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Director: Yoshitaka Koyama Screenplay: Storyboard: Music: Kou Nakagawa Original creator: Takeaki Momose Character Design: Hiroaki Nakajima Art director: Masatoshi Muto Animation director: Key Animation Supervisor: Series Organization: Yutaka Hirata | Megumi Toyoguchi as Yukari Tamura as Akira Ishida as Chiaki Osawa as Hiroki Takahashi as Masaya Takatsuka as Mitsuru Ogata as Rie Tanaka as Tomomichi Nishimura as Hiroki Takahashi as Hiroyuki Yokoo as Norihisa Mori as Shingo Horii as Yukari Tamura as | |||||||
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Executive producer: Creative Development: DVD Authoring: Alden Thomas DVD Coordination & Production: Marketing & Package Design: Krystyn Jones Subtitle Script Editor: John Oppliger Subtitle Timing: Kevin Reid Translation Assistance: Shuko Shikauchi Nielson |  | Nicole Gibson as Suzanne Willard as Bill Munoz as Charles Dee Rice as Crystal Waters as James Morasso as Jess Wells as Mary Evans as Ralph RedPath as Rudy Roberson as Adrian Howard as Bill Munoz as Charles Dee Rice as Christopher Evans as Dawes Lee as Debra Austin as Frank Marshall as James Morasso as Jay Joslin as Jeremy Travis Burgess as Josh Batenhorst as Mark Morales as Nozomi Shikauchi as Peter Donahue as R.K. Roberson as Ralph RedPath as Rhyos Beoulve as Rico Wison as Robin Elliot as Scott Bailey as Scott Treadway as Treena Hales as Willie Repoley as | ||||||
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