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THE Big O (2003)
Continuation of The Big O. Notes: - Originally planned as a 26-episode series, low viewership in Japan reduced production to the first 13. - Positive international reception resulted in a second season consisting of the remaining 13 episodes; co-produced by Cartoon Network, Sunrise, and Bandai Visual.
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Hajime YatateOriginal Creator
Kazuyoshi KatayamaDirector
Chiaki KonakaSeries CompositionKazuyoshi KatayamaSeries Composition
Keiichi SatouCharacter DesignKeiichi SatouMechanical Design
Toshiaki UesugiTitle Logo Design
Masaru Oota Art DirectorHajime SatouArt DesignChie NakazatoColor DesignSusumu FukushiDirector of PhotographyShigeyuki YamamoriEditing 
Roger SmithMitsuru Miyamoto
R. Dorothy WaynerightAkiko Yajima
Norman BurgMotomu Kiyokawa
Angel RosewaterEmi Shinohara
Timothy Wayneright ITakkou Ishimori
Bonnie FrazierTooru Furuya
Vera RonstadtSayuri
Michael SeebachKatsunosuke Hori
Jason BeckHouchuu Ootsuka
Alan GabrielIssei Futamata
Gordon RosewaterGorou Naya
Louise FerryTomoko Ishimura
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__WARNING: MAJOR SPOILERS BELOW__ __THIS REVIEW MAINLY SPEAKS IN REGARDS TO SEASON 2'S STORY, EPISODES WILL BE NAMED AS THOUGH SEASON 1 AND 2 ARE ONE COMBINED SEASON.__ The best way to describe season 2 is that it's a really vague, mysterious, mostly episodic journey with a heavy emphasis on theme…
Read full review on AniList →In the mid-nineties, character designer Keiichi Sato had an idea for a multi-media franchise. His concept was a giant robot show, but with a unique edge... Taking inspiration from both Japanese and American television of the sixties and seventies, with the world design of classic kaiju movies, the…
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