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Chief Director: Ryousuke Takahashi Director: Kazuo Terada Series Composition: Toru Nozaki Script: Toru Nozaki Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Yoshihiro Ike Original creator: Ryousuke Takahashi Character Design: Kazuyoshi Takeuchi Art director: Shunsuke Suzuki Animation director: Mechanical design: Kazutaka Miyatake Sound director: Keiichi Momose Director of Photography: Kouji Ishihara Colour Design: Shiho Hisagi Editing: Takeshi Seyama Theme Song Performance: Eri Nobuchika (ED) | Rena Tanaka as Unshou Ishizuka as Hiroshi Iwasaki as Kenji Nomura as Narumi Hidaka as Shinji Kawada as Takashi Nagasako as Yuu Asakawa as Yuuko Satou as Chafurin as Aya Hisakawa as Daiki Nakamura as Kappei Yamaguchi as Ken Yamaguchi as Kôichi Kitamura as Toshihiko Seki as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Tony Oliver Translation: David Fleming ADR Script: Tony Oliver Executive producer: Ken Iyadomi Producer: Assistant Engineer: Jeff Prosser Associate Casting Director: Mami Okada Casting Director: Kaeko Sakamoto Chief Producer: Nobuo Masuda Co-Producer: Mami Okada Dialogue Editing: Ending Titling: Richard Noboru Kekahuna Operations Assistant: Joseph Chung (eps 11-13) Post-Production Assistant: Barry Weir Production Assistant: Production Coordination: Charles Ohta Production manager: Megumi Kunisada Re-Recording Mixing: Patrick Rodman Recording engineer: Sound Supervisor: Patrick Rodman Special Thanks To: Brian Cutts Spotting: Clark Cheng Subtitling: David Fleming | Dorothy Fahn as Taylor Henry as Alison James as Chris Kent as Cindy Robinson as George C. Cole as Jack Bauer as Karen Strassman as Mela Lee as Michael Sorich as David Lodge as Kaiji Tang as Kyle Hebert as Mela Lee as Michael McConnohie as Tony Oliver as Vic Mignogna as | |||||||
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