Virgin Fleet (OAV)
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Director: Masahiro Hosoda Screenplay: Yasuhiro Imagawa Storyboard: Music: Masumi Itou Original creator: Character Design: Hiroyuki Kitazume Art director: Animation director: Mechanical design: Executive producer: Ouji Hiroi Producer: Key Animation: Mechanical animation director: Mechanical Design Assistance: Music Director: Masafumi Mima Sound Producer: Supervision: Dr. Pochi Theme Song Performance: Visual Effects Supervision: Takashi Hashimoto | Chinami Nishimura as Kousuke Okano as Satsuki Yukino as Sumi Shimamoto as Kazue Komiya as Mami Koyama as Mari Yokoo as Mariko Kouda as Norio Wakamoto as Yoko Soumi as Ai Satou as Gara Takashima as Kappei Yamaguchi as Tatsuyuki Jinnai as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Joe Digiorgi Translation: Kevin McKeown Executive producer: John O'Donnell Producer: Stephanie Shalofsky Dubbing supervisor: Christopher Sippel DVD Coordination: Michael Palan Post Production Supervisor: Michael Alben Script Adaptation: Michael Alben | Angora Deb as Crispin Freeman as Jessica Calvello as Megan Hollingshead as Angora Deb as Jessica Calvello as John Dobbs as Karen Smith as Rhonda Ayres as Greg Wolfe as Lisa Ortiz as Michael Alben as Rhonda Ayres as | |||||||
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