Tide-Line Blue (TV)
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| Tide-Line Blue (DVD 1) 2007-05-15 (from $5.00) |
| Tide-Line Blue (DVD 2) 2007-07-17 (from $5.00) |
| Tide-Line Blue (DVD 3) 2007-09-04 (from $5.00) |
| Tide-Line Blue (DVD 4) 2007-11-06 (from $5.00) |
| Tide-Line Blue - Complete Collection (Anime Legends) (DVD 1-4) 2008-08-19 (from $18.00) |
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Director: Umanosuke Iida Series Composition: Yuka Yamada Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Tsuneyoshi Saito Original creator: Original Character Design: Akihiko Yamashita Character Design: Teiichi Takiguchi Art director: Makoto Shiraishi Animation director: Mecha design: Kimitoshi Yamane Director of Photography: Yukihiko Ichikawa Producer: 3D Animation: 3D Texture: Hiroshi Nitta (all) Action Director: Hiroaki Noguchi Background Art: Mitsuo Miyamoto (ep 12) Colour Design: Tomoko Yamamoto Colour Setting: Digital Background Art: Digital In-between Animation: Digital Paint: Editing: Yoshihiro Kasahara In-Between Animation: In-Between Check: Jewellery Design: Shigeko Sakai (ep 1) Key Animation: Military Affairs Supervisor: Isaku Okabe Music producer: Yoshiyuki Ito Music Production: Yuka Sakurai (Lantis) Music Selection: Hiroki Nozaki Photography: Planning: Prop Design: Akihiko Uda Publicity: Tetsuro Satomi (Bigshot) Publicity Assistance: Recording: Recording Director: Toshio Sato Recording Production: Setting: Sound Effects: Shizuo Kurahashi Special Effects: Tomoko Yamamoto (8 episodes Theme Song Arrangement: Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: Video Editing: | Daisuke Namikawa as Daisuke Sakaguchi as Rika Wakusawa as Kyoko Hikami as Takaya Hashi as Yoshiko Sakakibara as Mitsuru Ogata as Youko Honna as | |||||||
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Translation: Paul Baldwin Executive producer: Ken Iyadomi Producer: Diana Gage Associate producer: Chief Producer: Nobuo Masuda Dialogue Editing: Re-Recording Mixing: Jan Deny Recording engineer: Script Adaptation: Angelo Eidse Subtitle Script: Karen Chrcek Video Post-Production: Voice Direction: James Corrigall |  | Andrew Jenkins as Jayna Mitchell as Carol-Anne Day as Cole Howard as Elinor Holt as Jim Sarantis as Paul Hudson as Steve Olson as Adam Hunter as Brendan Hunter as Byron Close as Cheryl McMaster as Cole Howard as Jonathan Love as Paul Hudson as Roger Rhodes as Scott Roberts as Tommy James as | ||||||
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