Sakura Taisen: Ecole de Paris (OAV)
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Related anime:
Sakura Taisen: Le Nouveau Paris (OAV) (sequel)
Alternative title:
Sakura Wars: Ecole de Paris
サクラ大戦『エコール･ド･巴里』 (Japanese)
櫻花大戰巴黎篇 (Chinese (Taiwan))
Genres:
adventure,
science fiction
Themes:
mecha,
real robot
Objectionable content:
Mild
Plot Summary:
An unseen evil lurks in the streets of Paris. Unless something is done, the darkness will unleash its destruction and consume all that is good. The City of Love will be lost to her people forever. All hope rests within the hearts of five young ladies. The only problem is, they don't even know it yet. But will an apprenticed nun, a reserved aristocrat, a hardened criminal, a traveling circus emcee and a Japanese girl experiencing loss set aside their unique differences and come together as one for the defense of many. The Paris Fighting Troup is born.
User Ratings:
88 ratings have been given [details]
Number of episodes:
3
Episode titles: We have 3
Vintage:
2003-03-19
Release dates: We have 3
Opening Theme:
"Mihata no moto ni" by Paris Kagekidan
Ending Theme:
"Kanariya" by Etsuko Kozakura & Kikuko Inoue (ep 2)
Official website:
『サクラ大戦』第３期ＯＶＡシリーズ「エコール・ド・巴里」 (Japanese)
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| Sakura Wars: Ecole de Paris (DVD) 2005-07-05 |
Director: Hitoyuki Matsui Series Composition: Hiroyuki Kawasaki Screenplay: Hiroyuki Kawasaki Music: Kouhei Tanaka Original creator: Ouji Hiroi Original Character Design: Kousuke Fujishima Series Supervision: Satoru Akahori Theme Song Performance: Saeko Shimazu (ED 3) | Noriko Hidaka as Akio Suyama as Etsuko Kozakura as Kikuko Inoue as Saeko Shimazu as Yoshino Takamori as Hiroko Mori as Keiko Aizawa as Kôzô Shioya as Miho Saiki as Mika Kanai as Minami Takayama as Ryoka Yuzuki as Sachiko Kojima as Shinsho Nakamaru as Yoshito Ishinami as Yuko Kato as | |||
Animation Production: Radix | ||||
ADR Director: Colleen Clinkenbeard Script: John Burgmeier Translation: Steven J. Simmons ADR Engineer: Orion Pitts Assistant Script Supervisor: Jacqueline Gilbert Assistant Talent Coordinator: Scott Garner Audio Mixing Engineer: Evan Jones DVD Assistant Producer: Jayme Westman DVD Editing: Jeremy Jimenez DVD Menu Design: Kris Pierce DVD Producer: Carly Hunter Line Producer: Justin Cook Production Coordination: Neil Weathersbee Script Supervision: Jeremy Carlisle Talent Coordination: Tara Williams | Caitlin Glass as Ashley Moynihan as Colleen Clinkenbeard as Daniel Katsük as Elise Baughman as Monica Rial as Bill Flynn as Christopher R. Sabat as Cyndee Mayfield as Emily Hornsby as Juli Erickson as Kate Borneman as Larry Brantley as Laura Bailey as Luci Christian as Randy Tallman as | |||
ADR Production: FUNimation Studios DVD Authoring: Vision Wise, Inc. Licensed by: FUNimation Entertainment | ||||
(none) | Distributor: AK Video | |||
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(none) | Licensed by: Proware Multimedia International Co., Ltd. | |||
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