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| Steam Detectives (DVD 1) 2003-10-21 (from $2.00) | ||||||||
| Steam Detectives - Case 2 (DVD 2) 2003-12-02 (from $21.29) | ||||||||
| Steam Detectives - Case 3 (DVD 3) 2004-01-13 (from $21.29) | ||||||||
| Steam Detectives (DVD 4) 2004-02-24 (from $2.00) | ||||||||
| Steam Detectives - Case 5 (DVD 5) 2004-04-06 (from $21.29) | ||||||||
| Steam Detectives - Case 6 (DVD 6) 2004-05-18 (from $2.00) | ||||||||
| Steam Detectives - Complete Collection (DVD 1-6) 2009-03-03 (from $44.99) | ||||||||
| Steam Detectives (Thinpak) (DVD) 2006-01-10 (from $44.99) |
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Series director: Nobuyoshi Habara Director: Kiyoshi Murayama Original creator: Kia Asamiya Character Design: Akio Takami Art director: Hachidai Takayama Animation director: Akio Takami Mechanical design: Takashi Hashimoto Producer: Chief Screenwriter: Naruhisa Arakawa Color design: Mitsuko Sekimoto Editing: Naoyuki Masaki Key Animation: Keiji Gotoh (ep 5) Planning: Prop Design: Makoto Uno | Hiroko Taguchi as Souichiro Hoshi as Akio Ohtsuka as Akio Suyama as Chisa Yokoyama as Hitoshi Kubota as Kotono Mitsuishi as Michiko Neya as Miki Nagasawa as Nobuo Tobita as Norio Wakamoto as Satomi Koorogi as Takeshi Kusao as Takuma Suzuki as Yui Horie as Yumi Kakazu as Yuuichi Nagashima as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Charles Campbell ADR Script: Dan Dietz Executive producer: ADR Producer: Creative Director: DVD Coordination: Mariela Ortiz International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Project Translator: Lucan Duran | Josh Meyer as Atreidies MacNee as Brian Jepson as Charles Campbell as David Jones as David R. Jarrott as Doug Smith as Edwin Neal as Gray G. Haddock as Jessica Schwartz as Judson L. Jones as Larissa Wolcott as Laurie Gallardo as Martin Blacker as Meg Bauman as Robert Rudie as Samantha Inoue-Harte as | |||||||
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