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The Humanoid: Ai no Wakusei Lezeria
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Main Title The Humanoid: Ai no Wakusei Lezeria (a4233)
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Synonym Гуманоид
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Sakakibara Yoshiko as Antoinette
Yao Kazuki as Erik
Shibata Yumiko as Sherii
Kobayashi Kiyoshi as Aaron
Akiyama Hikari as Ignasia
Maruyama Eiji as Libero
Sogabe Kazuyuki as Proud
Shibata Hidekatsu as Watson

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Direction: Masaki Shin`ichi
Character Design: Obara Shouhei
Music: Nakajima Masao
Work: Hiro Media Kaname Production
Dr. Watson has a dream: a thinking, feeling robot. The planetary governor, on the other hand, wants nothing short of the power the ruins of the past civilization represents.

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approx. 45m

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309 (51.0%)

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294 (48.5%)

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3 (0.5%)
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Credit Name Comment
Direction (監督) Masaki Shin`ichi
Supervision (監修) Higuchi Sumio
Kageyama Shigenori
Original Character Design (オリジナルキャラクター) Sorayama Hajime
Character Design (キャラクターデザイン) Obara Shouhei
Sub Mechanical Design (サブメカニックデザイン) Nishii Masanori
Satou Tomohiko
Main Animator (メインアニメーター) Furukawa Yoshimasa
Kouno Yoshitaka
Nakano Miyuki
Nishii Masanori
Takami Akio
Tomizawa Kazuo
Tsuruyama Osamu
Wada Takuya
Watanabe Mayumi
Yamasaki Osamu
Yamauchi Hideko
佐藤正
市角博継
藤三桂
郡司政一
Music (音楽) Nakajima Masao
Sound Direction (音響監督) Matsuura Noriyoshi
Sound Work (音響制作) Gen
Sound Effects (効果) Itou Katsumi
Sudou Teruyoshi
Editing (編集) Ishida Satoru
Isobe Fumihiro
Kakesu Shuuichi
Matsumura Masahiro
Recording Direction (レコーディングディレクター) Fujita Junji
桃井良直
Art Direction (美術監督) Katsumata Geki
Image Design (イメージ設定) Toyomasu Takahiro
Colouring Direction (カラーディレクター) 飯塚善子
Photographic Direction (撮影監督) Ikegami Motoaki
Producer (プロデューサー) Nagao Akihiro
General Producer (ゼネラルプロデューサー) Shibazaki Hiromasa
Assistant General Producer (ゼネラルプロデューサー補) 鈴木守
Planning (企画) Hiro Media
Kaname Production
Work Assistance (制作協力) Nishiko Production
Work (制作) Hiro Media
Kaname Production
Production (製作) Hiro Media
Kaname Production
Toshiba EMI
Script/Screenplay (脚本) Kaname Production
Mizuide Kouichi
Animation Direction (作画監督) Kamijou Osamu
Animator (アニメーター) Aono Atsushi
Ishida Atsuko
Nakahira Seiya
五十嵐由美
小沼和広
田口康博
茂木エリ子
In-Between Animation Assistance (動画協力) 東岩実業
Colour Specification (色指定) Adachi Toshio
横尾清美
関口香
Finishing/Clean-up Inspection (仕上検査) Matsuoka Kumiko
佐藤和彦
寺本美恵子
平田恭子
渡辺典子
Finishing/Clean-up (仕上) スタジオポレエル
Finishing/Clean-up Manager (仕上進行) 鈴木美佐子
Background Art (背景) Akiho Tomie
Hashizume Fukiko
Murakami Ritsuko
Nonomiya Tsunehito
Sasaki Masao
Shibamura Mitsuo
Studio Cosmos
鶴岡プロ
Special Effects (特殊効果) Maekawa Takashi
Photography (撮影) Kuroda Youichi
Maebara Katsunori
Noguchi Hiroshi
Oofuji Tetsuo
Saeki Kiyoshi
Sano Kazuhiro
Studio Cosmos
Suzuki Noriko
伊藤るり子
伊藤寛
杉山知子
池谷和美
難波充子
Title (タイトル) Ajiki Mitsuhiro
Maki Pro
Film Processing (現像) Tokyo Genzousho
Theme Song (主題歌) Hayakawa Megumi
Soundtrack (オリジナルサウンドトラック盤) Toshiba EMI
Sound Work Manager (音響制作担当) Watanabe Jun
Recording (録音) Ootsuka Haruhisa
Satou Susumu
Recording Studio (録音スタジオ) Seion Studio
Assistant Production Manager (進行) Iwakawa Hiroshi
赤坂毅
近藤泰樹
Assistant Production Manager (進行主任) Inari Akihiko
Production Office Work (制作事務) Yamashita Youko
Production Manager (制作担当) Ikeda Akihiro
Production Coordinator (制作コーディネーター) Shishido Fuminori
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Novelisation (ノベライズ) Mizuide Kouichi 講談社刊X文庫

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31.10.2013 Freebooter-Anime [FA] complete
1 0 ja de DTV N/A (0) 0
22.07.2012 SSP-Corp complete
1 0 ja en en DVD N/A (1) 0
15.11.2011 APC complete
1 0 ja en en DVD N/A (0) 0
08.11.2010 anibalance complete
1 0 ja en en DVD N/A (0) 0
23.05.2010 OFT complete
1 0 ja en VHS N/A (0) 0
17.02.2007 ILA complete
1 0 ja en en DVD 6.88 (7) 0
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45m 05.03.1986