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| Burst Angel - TV Series + OVA Set (Blu-Ray) 2009-09-29 (from $42.39) |
| Burst Angel - DVD Box Set (DVD) 2007-03-27 (from $30.00) |
| Burst Angel - Complete Series + OVA (Viridian Collection) (DVD) 2008-06-10 (from $28.99) |
| Burst Angel - Death's Angel (DVD 1) 2005-05-10 (from $1.26) |
| Burst Angel - DVD 1 + Artbox (DVD 1) 2005-05-10 |
| Burst Angel - Death's Angel (DVD 1) 2007-08-21 (from $11.12) |
| Burst Angel - A New Tokyo (DVD 2) 2005-07-12 (from $4.00) |
| Burst Angel - A New Tokyo (DVD 2) 2007-08-21 (from $3.00) |
| Burst Angel (DVD 3) 2005-09-13 (from $2.15) |
| Burst Angel - East Meets West (DVD 3) 2007-09-11 (from $3.00) |
| Burst Angel - Hired Gun (DVD 4) 2005-10-25 (from $4.00) |
| Burst Angel - Hired Gun (DVD 4) 2007-09-11 (from $3.00) |
| Burst Angel - Line in the Sand (DVD 5) 2005-12-06 (from $16.99) |
| Burst Angel - Line in the Sand (DVD 5) 2007-10-23 (from $3.00) |
| Burst Angel - Guardian Angel (DVD 6) 2007-10-23 (from $3.00) |
| Burst Angel - Guardian Angel (DVD 6) 2006-02-21 (from $4.00) |
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Director: Koichi Ohata Series Composition: Fumihiko Shimo Scenario: Fumihiko Shimo Script: Seiji Sogo (ep 3) Episode Director: Yuichi Wada (ep 2) Music: Masara Nishida Character Design: Art director: Mechanical design: Kanetake Ebikawa Character Conceptual Design: Ugetsu Hakua 3D Director: Tomoaki Kaneko Sound director: Yota Tsuruoka Director of Photography: Sei Kitaoka Producer: 3D CG Supervision: Tomohiro Kawahara Art Board: Takeshi Itou Assistant director: Yasunori Urata Color design: Keiko Kai Editing: Mutsumi Takemiya Music producer: Keiichi Nozaki Planning: Planning Cooperation: Takayasu Hatano Production Design: Seiji Uda Recording: Satoshi Uno Set Design: Tomoyuki Aoki Sound Effects: Minoru Yamada Technical director: Masanori Suzuki Theme Song Performance: Visual Effects: | Akeno Watanabe as Megumi Toyoguchi as Mikako Takahashi as Rie Tanaka as Yuji Ueda as Kyoko Hikami as Susumu Chiba as Daiki Matsubayashi as Kana Ueda as Kazuya Ichijou as Kazuyuki Ishikawa as Kei Kobayashi as Kinryuu Arimoto as Kouji Ishii as Mahiru Konno as Marina Ono as Masaya Onosaka as Masuo Amada as Mie Sonozaki as Risa Hayamizu as Satoshi Katougi as Sayaka Ohara as Tadahisa Saizen as Takanori Hoshino as Takaya Kuroda as Takayasu Usui as Takayuki Ayanogi as Takayuki Sugo as Takuma Takewaka as Tomoyuki Terai as Tsuyoshi Takishita as Wataru Takagi as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Christopher Bevins Script: Translation: Clyde Mandelin Co-director: Kobun Shizuno Executive producer: Producer: ADR Engineer: Assistant Talent Coordinator: Scott Garner Assistant Video Editor: Jessie Mancilla Closing Theme Lyrics: Evan Jones DVD Editor: Jeremy Jimenez DVD Producer: Carly Hunter DVD Production Assistant: Line Producer: Justin Cook Menu Audio: Menu Design: Michelle Alexander Mix Engineer: Production Assistant: Production Coordination: Neil Weathersbee Script Supervisor: Jeremy Carlile Talent Coordinator: Tara Williams Theme Song Performance: Caitlin Glass (ED) Video Editor: | Alison Retzloff as Clarine Harp as Greg Ayres as Jamie Marchi as Monica Rial as Colleen Clinkenbeard as David Trosko as Jerry Russell as Kent Williams as Aaron Dismuke as Adrian Cook as Andrew Chandler as Andrew Haskett as Anthony Bowling as Ashley Moynihan as Barry Yandell as Bill Flynn as Bob Carter as Brad Jackson as Brice Armstrong as Brina Palencia as Caitlin Glass as Charlet DuPar as Chris Cason as Chris Patton as Chris Sabat as Christopher Bevins as Chuck Huber as Cynthia Cranz as Dave Trosko as Doug Burks as Elise Baughman as Grant James as Greg Dulcie as Gwendolyn Lau as Jay Klein as Jeff Johnson as Jeremy Inman as Jerome Fifty-Seven as Jerry Russell as Jessica Dismuke as John Burgmeier as John Swasey as Johnny Yong Bosch as Jonathan C. Osborne as Josh Martin as Justin Pate as Kate Oxley as Kyle Hebert as Laura Bailey as Leah Clark as Linda Young as Luci Christian as Mark Stoddard as Meredith McCoy as Michael Sinterniklaas as Mike McFarland as Phil Parsons as R Bruce Elliott as Randy Tallman as Robert Colin as Robert McCollum as Stephanie Young as Wendy Powell as Z. Charles Bolton as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Véronique Fyon Translation: ADR Adaptation: Helene Vanura ADR Engineer: Frederic Legrand | |
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Dubbing Director: Luca Semeraro Dialogues: Editorial Coordination: Luca Ficarelli | Debora Magnaghi as Emanuela Pacotto as Jolanda Granato as Massimo Di Benedetto as Renata Bertolas as Benedetta Ponticelli as Claudio Moneta as Paolo De Santis as | |||||||
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Art director: Mario Carticalli Translation: Monika Lubitz Additional Recording Engineer: Cover Art: Nocola Spana Dialoge Writer And Voice Director: Christian Schneider Editor Coordinator: Editor In Chief: Tony Verdini Licensing Coordinator: Elisa Panzini Managing Director: Frank Zomerdijk Marketing Assistent: Thorsten Heitholt Marketing Manager: Wolfgang Schäfer Mixing And Postproduction Engineer: Willi Grossmann Project Supervision: Mattia Del Corno Puplishing Director: Marco M.Lupoi | Ilya Welter as | |||||||
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