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Chief Director: Hirotoshi Takaya Script: Junichi Miyashita Music: Kaoru Wada Original Manga: Kazuhiro Fujita Character Design: Hirotoshi Takaya Art director: Kazuhiro Arai Animation director: Sound director: Katsuyoshi Kobayashi Director of Photography: Jin Nishiyama Executive producer: Shunzo Kato Producer: Masahito Yoshioka Assistant producer: Satoshi Yokoyama Color Key: Kayoko Nishi Continuity: Hirotoshi Takaya Editing: Terumitsu Okada Music producer: Shiro Sasaki Puppet Design: Tsutomu Suzuki Series Concept: Sound Effects: Shizuo Kurahashi | Akiko Yajima as Norio Wakamoto as Kouji Nakata as Minoru Inaba as Mugihito as Takeshi Aono as | |||||||
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Director: Eric P. Sherman ADR Script: Producer: Audio Post-Production Supervisor: Kaeko Sakamoto Dialogue Editing: Patrick Rodman Editing: Beth Salem Packaging Design: Meredith Mulroney Production manager: Scott Marchfeld Production Supervision: Sean Molyneaux Re-Recording Mixing: Mark Rozett Recording engineer: Patrick Rodman |  | Abe Lasser as Anthony Mozdy as Dorothy Melendrez as Francis Cherry as Georgette Rose as James Lyon as Kermit Beachwood as Michael McConnohie as Niki Lindsley as Richard Barnes as Shelley Meltzer as Sparky Thornton as Thomas Alan as Tom Mann as | ||||||
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