Read or Die (OAV)
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| Read Or Die - Essence of Anime (DVD) 2007-09-04 (from $9.78) |
| Read or Die (DVD) 2003-05-27 (from $8.05) |
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Director: Koji Masunari Script: Hideyuki Kurata Music: Taku Iwasaki Original creator: Hideyuki Kurata Original Character Design: Taraku Uon (Studio Orphee) Character Design: Masashi Ishihama Art director: Kazuo Ogura Art design: Hideyasu Narita Mecha design: Eiji Suganuma Director of Photography: Producer: Assistant Animation Director: Character Animation Director: Masashi Ishihama Color design: Shinji Matsumoto Development: Ryuzo Shirakawa (SME Visual Works) Key Animation: Mechanical animation director: Music Director: Takashi Kodama (SME Visual Works) Planning: Post-Production Engineer: Takuya Hiramitsu Production Design: Noriyuki Shinguji Prop Design: Hideki Tachibana Set Design: Iho Narita | Michiko Neya as Rieko Miura as Bunmei Tobayama as Hozumi Gôda as Konta as Masami Iwasaki as Mika Sakenobe as Ryousuke Ohtani as Daisuke Ishikawa as Eiji Takemoto as Harî Kaneko as Hirofumi Shitamoto as Hiroki Takahashi as Junko Takeuchi as Katashi Ishizuka as Koushi Shitazaki as Kunihiko Takani as Naoki Izumi as Rei Naitou as Yoshikazu Nagano as Yuki Nakao as | |||||||
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Director: Amanda Winn Lee Translation: Al Kennedy ADR Script: Taliesin Jaffe Executive producer: Marvin Gleicher Producer: Additional Scripting: Assistant director: Line Producer: Margo Coughlin Recording engineer: Sean Vahle Script Advisor: Sound Mixing: Sean Vahle Special Thanks To: Subtitling: Brett Jacobsen |  | Amanda Winn Lee as Kimberly Yates as Crispin Freeman as Daniel Raymont as Dean Haglund as Douglas Rye as Jason Lee as Tricia Dickson as Chad Fifer as Dave Herbelin as Douglas Rye as Hal Lublin as Jason Miller as Michael John Ross as Ryan Abraham as Scott MacDonnell as Sue Cremlin as | ||||||
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Executive producer: Producer: Miguel Petriotti Licensing Manager: Liliana Silveira | (none) | |||||||
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