Dragon Ball Z Movie 8: The Legendary Super Saiyan
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Related reviews:
Dragon Ball Z Movie 8 (edited)
Dragon Ball Z Movie 8 (uncut)
| Related releases: |
| Dragon Ball Z Movies 8, 10, 11 (Blu-Ray) 2009-03-31 (from $19.99) |
| Dragon Ball Z: Broly Double Feature (Blu-Ray) 2007-11-13 (from $17.99) |
| Dragon Ball Z Movie 8 - The Legendary Super Saiyan [Edited] (DVD) 2003-08-26 (from $13.99) |
| Dragon Ball Z Movie 8 - The Legendary Super Saiyan [Uncut] (DVD) 2003-08-26 (from $4.00) |
| Dragon Ball Z: Broly Triple Feature (movies 8, 10, 11) (DVD) 2009-03-31 (from $19.99) |
| Dragon Ball Z: Broly Triple Threat (movies 8, 10, 11) (DVD) 2006-09-19 (from $16.59) |
| Dragon Ball Z Movie 8 - The Legendary Super Saiyan [Edited] (Dub.VHS) 2003-08-26 |
| Dragon Ball Z Movie 8 - The Legendary Super Saiyan [Uncut] (Dub.VHS) 2003-08-26 |
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Director: Shigeyasu Yamauchi Screenplay: Takao Koyama Music: Original creator: Akira Toriyama Art director: Shinzo Yuki Animation director: Naoyoshi Yamamuro Producer: Editing: Tamio Hosoda Photography: Yoshio Aiso Planning: Production manager: Akihiko Yamaguchi Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: Hironobu Kageyama | Masako Nozawa as Bin Shimada as Hiromi Tsuru as Iemasa Kayumi as Kôhei Miyauchi as Mayumi Tanaka as Naoki Tatsuta as Naoko Watanabe as Ryo Horikawa as Takeshi Kusao as Toshio Furukawa as Hiroko Emori as Jouji Yanami as Masaharu Satou as Nobutoshi Hayashi as Yasuhiko Kawazu as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Mike McFarland Executive producer: Producer: Additional Sound Design: Matthew Piersall ADR Engineer: Aaron Hatch Animation/Paint Editor: Assistant Audio Engineer: Assistant Mixing Engineer: Neal Malley Background Music: Mixing And Mastering Engineer: Evan Jones Production Assistant: Script Adaptation: Christopher R. Sabat Script Supervisor: Jeremy Carlile Song Arrangement: Jeffrey Barnes ("Dance of the Hours") Soundtrack: Subtitles/Close Captioning: Talent Coordinator: Theme Song Composition: Bruce Falconer (OP) Theme Song Performance: Tendril (OP) Video Editing: | Christopher R. Sabat as Sean Schemmel as Stephanie Nadolny as Christopher R. Sabat as Cynthia Cranz as Dameon Clarke as Eric Vale as Sonny Strait as Tiffany Vollmer as Vic Mignogna as Amber Cotton as Brad Jackson as Chris Forbis as Christopher R. Sabat as Cynthia Cranz as John Burgmeier as Kent Williams as Kyle Hebert as Laura Bailey as Mike McFarland as Sean Schemmel as Sean Teague as Sonny Strait as Stephanie Nadolny as | |||||||
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Translation: Ivars Barzdevics (Spain dub) | Alberto Hidalgo as Ana Cremades as Juan Antonio Cortés Gavira as Rene Garcia as Saul Alvar as Alejandro Albaiceta as Angeles Neira as Antonio Inchausti as Jesús Prieto as Julia Oliva as Luis Daniel Ramirez as Luis Fernando Ríos as Mauro Rivera as Monica Manjarrez as Nonia De La Gala as Ricardo Brust as Roberto Spriu as Alberto De Luque as Araceli de Leon as Eduardo Garza as Jesús Colin as Jorge García Tomé as Jose Luis Castañeda as Mari Carmen De Las Casas as María Sarmiento as Mariano Fraile as Mariano Peña as Mercedes Hoyos as Patricia Acevedo as | |||||||
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