Shuten Doji-The Star Hand Kid (OAV)
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Shuten Doji DVD 1-2
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| Shuten Doji-The Star Hand Kid - Nightmare (DVD 2) 2005-06-28 (from $6.00) |
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Music: Fumitaka Anzai Original Manga: Go Nagai | Ryo Horikawa as Michihiro Ikemizu as Sanae Takagi as Sumi Shimamoto as Daisuke Gouri as Gara Takashima as Hiroya Ishimaru as Seizo Katou as Tesshô Genda as | |||||||
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Director: Gary Dehan Art director: Laura Attwell Translation: Ichiro Arakaki ADR Script: Executive producer: John Ledford Producer: ADR Engineer: Charles Campbell DVD Coordination: Anthony Benavides Editing: Graphic Design: International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Logo Design: Kevin Hinnant Packaging Design: Production Assistant: Production Coordination: Production Engineer: Dan Rockwell Production manager: Lisa J. Miller Sound Design: Paul Killam Subtitle Script: Matt Greenfield | Brian Gaston as Josh Meyer as Adam Dudley as Allen Smith as Alton Hebert as Charles Campbell as Charlie Campbell as Christina J. Moore as Claire Hamilton as Eric Henshaw as Gary Dehan as George Franklin as Jessica Robertson as Joey Hood as John Paul Shephard as Joseph Anthony as Ken Webster as Les McGehee as Lowell B. Bartholomee as Lydia Blanco as Martinique Duchene as Steve Sanders as Titos Menchaca as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Carlos Becerril | Eduardo Garza as Monica Estrada as Carlos Becerril as | |||||||
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Executive producer: Francesco Di Sanzo Director Of Dubbing: Fabrizio Mazzotta | Barbara De Bortoli as Daniele Raffaeli as Daniele Raffaelli as Davide Marzi as Diego Reggente as Fabio Boccanera as Fabrizio Manfredi as Fabrizio Mazzotta as Francesca Guadagno as Gabriella Borri as Germano Basile as Giancarlo Nicotra as Giancarlo Padoan as Giorgio Borghetti as Giovanna Rotellini as Giuliano Santi as Laura Lenghi as Mario Milita as Monica Bertolotti as Oliviero Dinelli as Paila Pavese as Piero Tiberi as Riccardo Garrone as Roberta Greganti as Roberto Stocchi as Romano Malaspina as Saverio Moriones as Sergio Tedesco as Vladimiro Grana as Wladimiro Grana as | |||||||
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