Like Stars on Earth Talks About Dyslexia
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Gekiganger 3 - The Movie
If you have watched Nadesico, you know what Gekiganger is. This is a great show to watch at a convention with a lot of people. I can not explain how cool it was to sing the opening theme and cry when Joe die with hundreds of other people. It not only makes fun of classic giant robot shows, but the movies as well. The first half is compilation of all the clips from Nadesico, while the second half is a new story. This show even has a cameo appearance from the Nadesico crew.
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If you have watched Nadesico, you know what Gekiganger is. This is a great show to watch at a convention with a lot of people. I can not explain how cool it was to sing the opening theme and cry when Joe die with hundreds of other people. It not only makes fun of classic giant robot shows, but the movies as well. The first half is compilation of all the clips from Nadesico, while the second half is a new story. This show even has a cameo appearance from the Nadesico crew.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Action, Comedy, Science Fiction
Written By:Yuichiro Oguro, Satoru Akahori
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:XEBEC
Cast
Tatsuo Sato, Nobuyoshi Habara
Director
Mitsuaki Madono
Ken Tenku (voice)
Kenichi Ono
Joe Umitsubame (voice)
Nobuo Tobita
Akira Daichi (voice)
Yasunori Matsumoto
Tetsuya Ryuzaki (voice)
Jurota Kosugi
Dr. Kokubunji (voice)
Omi Minami
Nanako Kokubinji (voice)
Chisa Yokoyama
Junpei (voice)
Naoko Matsui
Tensai (voice)
Ryotaro Okiayu
Cowboy Johnny (voice)
Yuji Ueda
Akito Tenkawa (voice)
Nobuo Tanaka
Hypelion (voice)
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