Battle Athletes Victory (TV)
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| Battle Athletes Victory - Training (DVD 1) 1999-04-06 (from $18.72) |
| Battle Athletes Victory - Doubt & Conflict (DVD 2) 1999-05-11 (from $12.98) |
| Battle Athletes Victory - Tragedy and Triumph (DVD 3) 2000-08-29 |
| Battle Athletes Victory - Spaceward Ho (DVD 4) 1999-08-03 |
| Battle Athletes Victory - No Looking Back (DVD 5) 1999-09-14 |
| Battle Athletes Victory - Willpower (DVD 6) 1999-10-12 |
| Battle Athletes Victory - Last Dance (DVD 7) 1999-11-02 (from $13.49) |
| Battle Athletes Victory - Human Race (DVD 8) 1999-12-07 (from $18.72) |
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Series director: Katsuhito Akiyama Script: Music: Yoshikazu Suo Original Concept: Hiroki Hayashi Character Design: Art director: Animation director: Shinji Ochi Sound director: Yasunori Honda Director of Photography: Tsuguo Ozawa Producer: Assistant director: Takeshi Kobayashi Color Coordination: Satoshi Tsuchida Conceptual Design: Design Work: Takaharu Masaki Editing: Planning: Theme Song Performance: Yukari Asakura (OP) | Rio Natsuki as Akemi Okamura as Akiko Yajima as Aya Hisakawa as Aya Sakaguchi as Kouji Nakata as Miki Itou as Miki Takahashi as Taeko Kawata as Tomoko Kawakami as Unshou Ishizuka as Yoko Soumi as Yuriko Yamaguchi as Ai Orikasa as Asako Fujii as Chiharu Tezuka as Junji Kitajima as Kae Araki as Kazuhiko Inoue as Michiko Neya as Miho Yamada as Naoki Tatsuta as Nobuo Tobita as Ryunosuke Ohbayashi as Shiho Niiyama as Takehiro Murozono as Takeshi Igarashi as Unshou Ishizuka as Urara Igarashi as Wataru Takagi as Yukari Tamura as | |||||||
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Director: Lia Sargent Translation: Rika Takahashi ADR Script: Steve Nottaw Executive producer: Hideki 'Henry' Goto Producer: Digital Tracking: Final Mix: Joe Romersa Online Editor: Greg Simone Production Coordination: Recording Facility Engineer: Les Claypool III Subtitle Timing: Dana Weaver |  | Lia Sargent as David Lucas as Debbie Derosa as Dorothy Melendrez as James Lyon as Julie Maddalena as Marie Downing as Melissa Williamson as Mimi Woods as Ruby Marlowe as Sam Strong as Wendee Lee as Bodean Chubb as Carol Stanzione as David Umansky as Deanna Morris as Diva West as Dorothy Melendrez as Jack Hammer as Jane Alan as Jimmy Theodore as Jonathan Charles as Julie Pickering as Lex Lang as Lia Sargent as Lynn Fischer as Marie Danielle as Michael Sorich as Mona Marshall as Patricia Ja Lee as Reba West as Richard Hayworth as Robert Wicks as Sonja S. Fox as Sparky Thornton as Street Kid as Tom Charles as | ||||||
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