Black Lagoon: The Second Barrage (TV)
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Black Lagoon (OAV) (sequel)
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| Black Lagoon - Complete Set (DVD) 2009-09-29 (from $41.54) |
| Black Lagoon: Second Barrage (DVD 1) 2008-08-19 (from $17.99) |
| Black Lagoon: Second Barrage - Limited Edition (DVD 1) 2008-08-19 (from $23.99) |
| Black Lagoon: Second Barrage (DVD 2) 2008-09-16 (from $17.99) |
| Black Lagoon: Second Barrage (DVD 3) 2008-10-28 (from $16.99) |
| Black Lagoon: The Second Barrage - Box Set (DVD) 2009-04-14 (from $30.31) |
| Black Lagoon: The Second Barrage (DVD 1) 2007-11-20 |
| Black Lagoon: The Second Barrage + Artbox (DVD 1) 2007-11-20 |
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Director: Sunao Katabuchi Screenplay: Sunao Katabuchi (ep 13) Storyboard: Sunao Katabuchi (ep 13) Episode Director: Music: Edison Original creator: Rei Hiroe Character Design: Masanori Shino Chief Animation Director: Masanori Shino Animation director: Junko Watanabe Mechanical design: Masahiro Kimura Executive producer: Producer: Animation Check: Yurie Kuniyuki Ascertainment Cooperation: Yoshifuru Otsuka Assistant Color Design: Sakura Komatsu Assistant director: Kenichi Kawamura Associate Animation Director: Kiyoshi Tateishi Editing: In-Between Animation: Key Animation: Military Ascertainment: Jugo Tsukuda Planning Support: Prop Design: Masahiro Kimura Theme Song Performance: Trace & Coloring: Terumi Hamahata Translation Advisor: Dan Kanemitsu | Daisuke Namikawa as Megumi Toyoguchi as Hiroaki Hirata as Jun Karasawa as Mami Koyama as Tsutomu Isobe as Asami Yaguchi as Banjou Ginga as Fumihiko Tachiki as Hisao Egawa as Houko Kuwashima as Ikuya Sawaki as Kenta Miyake as Kiyonobu Suzuki as Kiyoyuki Yanada as Kousuke Meguro as Masaaki Tsukada as Masahiro Tanaka as Masaki Aizawa as Masaki Terasoma as Masaru Ikeda as Masayuki Nakata as Miki Nagasawa as Omi Minami as Shiho Kawaragi as Shinpachi Tsuji as Shiro Saito as Taiten Kusunoki as Tetsuya Kakihara as Tomokazu Sugita as Tomoko Kaneda as Tomomichi Nishimura as Tooru Nara as Toshiyuki Morikawa as Wataru Takagi as Yoko Sasaki as Youichi Nishijima as Yousuke Akimoto as Yuuichi Nakamura as | |||||||
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Translation: Paul Baldwin Executive producer: Katsuhiko Tsurumoto Producer: Associate producer: Jiro Okada Casting Coordinator: Casting Director: Dialogue Editing: Re-Recording Mixing: Recording engineer: Script Adaptation: Stephen Hedley Subtitle Script: Kim Wishart Goddard Supervising Producer: Yukio Kusumoto Video Post-Production: Voice Direction: James Corrigall | Brad Swaile as Maryke Hendrikse as Brian Drummond as Dean Redman as Lalainia Lindbjerg as Lisa Ann Beley as Mark Acheson as Michael Adamthwaite as Patricia Drake as Adrian Holmes as Alec Willows as Andrew Kavadas as Ashleigh Ball as Brian Dobson as Brian Drummond as Dale Wilson as Eli Gabay as Jason Simpson as Jocelyne Loewen as John Novak as Jonathan Holmes as Kelly Sheridan as Lisa Ann Beley as Mark Oliver as Maryke Hendrikse as Michael Adamthwaite as Michael Daingerfield as Paul Dobson as Richard Newman as Ron Halder as Saffron Henderson as Samuel Vincent as Scott McNeil as Shirley Millner as Simon Hill as Ted Cole as Trevor Devall as | |||||||
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Editorial Coordination: Luca Ficarelli | Alessandro Quarta as Perla Liberatori as Alessandra Korompay as Loris Loddi as Paolo Marchese as | |||||||
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