Genesis Survivor Gaiarth (OAV)
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Director: Screenplay: Character Design: Hiroyuki Kitazume Art director: Animation director: Director of Photography: Kazuhiro Konishi Executive producer: Producer: Assistant Animation Director: Audio Director: Character Design Assistance: Seiji Handa (ep 2) Mechanical animation director: Music Arranged By: Music Composed By: Planning: Toshimichi Suzuki Production Designs: Story Outline: Shinji Aramaki Subcharacter Design Assistance: Subcharacter Designs: Seiji Handa (ep 3) Technical Advisor: Akira Nishimori (ep 2) Technical director: Akira Nishimori (ep 1) | Daiki Nakamura as Akio Ohtsuka as Kiyoshi Kawakubo as Kôichi Kitamura as Kouji Nakata as Kousei Yagi as Mako Hyoudou as Nobuo Tanaka as Noriko Hidaka as Rihoko Yoshida as Rokuro Naya as Shinichiro Miki as Shunsuke Shima as Toshihiko Seki as Yoshihito Yasuhara as Ayako Shiraishi Hideyoshi Ugaki Hiroshi Ito Jun'ichi Kanemaru Kaoru Shimamura Kazuo Harada Kiyoyuki Yanada Mahito Tsujimura Miharu Yokota Mitsuru Ogata Nobuaki Sekine Takako Kikuchi Tamio Ohki Toshiharu Sakurai Toshiyuki Morikawa Yumi Takada | |||||||
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Director: Michael House (Sub) Translation: Executive producer: Producer: Robert J. Woodhead (Dub) Associate producer: Natsumi Ueki (Dub) Audio Engineer: Brett Ekstrom (Dub) Communications: Pam Tomosunas (Dub) Dialogue Editing: III, KTJ Roe R. Adams (Dub) Editing: III, KTJ Roe R. Adams (Sub) M & E Editing: Andy Hajek (Dub) Production Coordination: Natsumi Ueki (Sub) Production manager: Script Supervisor: Eric Tomosunas (Dub) Voice Direction: Zach Hanner |  | Amy Parrish as Belinda Bizic as Chris Jarman as Chris Nubel as Chris Nuebe as David Stokes as Doug Krehbiel as Eric Paisley as Francis McDorman as Grenaldo Frazier as Joanne Luzatto as Joe Bunn as Lee Domenick as Mac Ingrahm as Marianne Nubel as Mellissa Stanley as Michael Schuttie as Mike Wiley as Noel Rivenbark as Norm Shore as Phillip Loch as Pierre Brulator as Ralph Brownewell as Rick Forrester as Robert Hood as Robert Wailes as Sandy Shores as Scott Simpson as Steve Rassin as Steve Vernon as Tim Beeding as Tom Landrigan as | ||||||
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