The Super Dimension Cavalry Southern Cross (TV)
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Robotech (U.S. TV) (amalgam)
Robotech (U.S. manga) (adaptation)
Robotech: Invasion (U.S. manga) (sequel)
Robotech (live-action movie) (remake)
Robotech II: The Sentinels (U.S. movie) (sequel)
Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles (U.S. OAV) (sequel)
Robotech: Prelude to the Shadow Chronicles (U.S. manga) (prequel)
Robotech: Shadow Rising (U.S. movie) (sequel)
Robotech: The Untold Story (U.S. movie) (spinoff)
Robotech: The Untold Story (U.S. movie) (amalgam)
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| Southern Cross/Genesis Climber Mospeada-Double Pack (Sub.DVD) 2008-10-21 (from $33.99) |
| Super Dimentional Cavalry Southern Cross (Sub.DVD) 2003-10-21 |
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Series director: Yasuo Hasegawa Character Design: Tomonori Kogawa Animation director: Yutaka Arai Mechanical design: Executive producer: Kenji Yoshida Producer: Masanori Nakano Anime Character Design: Miyo Sonoda Planning: Secondary Character Design: Hiroyuki Kitazume Series Editor: Jinzo Toriumi Theme Song Performance: Yoko Katori (OP) | Arihiro Hase as Michie Tomizawa as Bin Shimada as Mika Doi as Noriko Hidaka as Yuuichi Meguro as Hiroko Fukuzumi as Hirotaka Suzuoki as Houchu Ohtsuka as Ikuya Sawaki as Issei Futamata as Kazuhiko Inoue as | |||||||
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Executive producer: Producer: Carl Macek DVD Menu Design: Larry Koteff International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Packaging Design: Larry Koteff Subtitle Script & Timing: Sean Broestl | (none) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Enrico Carabelli | Aldo Stella as Paola Bonomi as Andrea De Nisco as Antonello Governale as Antonio Paiola as Caterina Rochira as Diego Sabre as Elisabetta Cesone as Enrico Carabelli as Franco Ferri as Gianfranco Gamba as Ivo De Palma as Marcella Silvestri as Marco Balzarotti as Paolo Torrisi as Pietro Ubaldi as Sante Calogero as Umberto Aprea as Valeria Falcinelli as | |||||||
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