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Space Pirate Captain Harlock: Mystery Of The Arcadia
The story on Arcadia's mystery, on which the 13th television episode was based.
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The story on Arcadia's mystery, on which the 13th television episode was based.
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Genre:Action, Adventure, Animation, Science Fiction
Written By:Shozo Uehara
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Runtime:34 minutes
Studio:Toei Animation, Studio Nue
Cast
Rintaro
Director
Chiyoko Kawashima
Kei Yuki / Mayu Ooyama (voice)
Akira Kamiya
Tadashi Daiba (voice)
Noriko Ohara
Miime / St. Giovanna Headmistress (voice)
Makio Inoue
Captain Harlock (voice)
Hiroshi Otake
Yattaran (voice)
Akiko Tsuboi
Witch Aman (voice)
Hidekatsu Shibata
Mitsuru Kiruda / Narrator (voice)
Joji Yanami
Dr. Zero / Prime Minister (voice)
Kenichi Ogata
Chief Engineer Maji (voice)
Noriko Tsukase
Masu Tsunajima (voice)
Kazuhiko Inoue
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