Madox-01 (OAV)
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| MADOX-01 (DVD) 2004-01-02 (from $6.99) |
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Director: Shinji Aramaki Story: Shinji Aramaki Music: Ken Yajima Character Design: Hideki Tamura Art director: Yooichi Nangoo Animation director: Hiroaki Gohda Mechanical design: Sound director: Yasunori Honda Director of Photography: Masahide Okino Executive producer: Producer: Assistant Animation Director: Tomohiro Hirata Color Coordination: Kazuko Murakami Design Assistant: Yukimi Kimoto Key Animation: Planning: Toshimichi Suzuki Technical Advisor: Akiyoshi Nishimori | Yasunori Matsumoto as Kazuyuki Sogabe as Youko Asagami as Arihiro Hase as Hiroko Yamaguchi as Hiroyuki Satou as Kazuo Oka as Kôzô Shioya as Masashi Hirose as Masayuki Kato as Michihiro Ikemizu as Satoru Inagaki as Yukiko Ishida as Yuuko Kakegawa as | |||||||
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Director: Michael House (Sub) Translation: Executive producer: Producer: Robert J. Woodhead Associate producer: Natsumi Ueki (Dub) Audio Engineer: Brett Ekstrom (Dub) Communications: Pam Tomosunas (Dub) Dialogue Editing: KTJ Roe R. Adams III (Dub) Digital Audio Workstation Tech: Joey Jarman (Dub) Editing: KTJ Roe R. Adams III (Sub) Music & Effects Editor: Tim Beeding (Dub) Production Assistant: Nancy Powell (Sub) Production Coordination: Natsumi Ueki (Sub) Production manager: Script Supervisor: Eric Tomosunas (Dub) Voice Direction: Zach Hanner |  | Zach Hanner as Bill Sellers as Bobby Wilde as Chris Jarman as Connie Nelson as Ellen Lee as Gray Sibley as Jane Sampson as Mac Ingram as Melissa Stanley as Nathan Gray as Pierre Brulator as Rick Forrester as Robert Wailes as Scott Simpson as Shaun O'Rourke as Steve Rassin as Steve Vernon as | ||||||
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