Dormitory Demolition
Also known as: Cronos Vs.. Napoleon! March Of Toy Soldiers
Series title: 遊☆戯☆王デュ
- Studio
- 4 Kids Entertainment
- Distributor
- Cartoon Network, Kids' WB, YTV.
English Adaptation: Cartoon Network, Kids' WB, YTV
Synopsis
The heads of the school go head to head as Crowler faces Bonaparte to protect the Slifer Red dorm from destruction!
Characters
Ms. Dorothy, Jaden Yuki, Atticus Rhodes, Zane Trusdale, Sartorious, Bastion Misawa, Syrus Truesdale, Alexis Rhodes, Chazz Princeton, Vellian Crowler, Tyrano Hasselberry, Vice Chancellor Bonaparte, Construction Workers
Credits
Producing
- Producer
- Lloyd Goldfine
- Executive Producers
- Norman J. Grossfeld, Alfred E. Kahn, Tom Kenney
- Co-Producer
- Roger Slifer
Writing
- Creator
- Kazuki Takahashi
- Script Adaptation
- Ted Lewis
- Adaptations
- Matthew Drdek, Steve Gerber, Lloyd Goldfine, Jennifer Pertsch, H.B. Wolff
Voices
- Voice
- Veronica Taylor (Ms. Dorothy), Pete Kaplan (Jaden Yuki), Jason Griffith (Atticus Rhodes), Scottie Ray (Zane Trusdale), Maddie Blaustien (Sartorious), Eric Stuart (Bastion Misawa, Construction Worker No. 1), Wayne Grayson (Syrus Truesdale), Priscilla Everett (Alexis Rhodes), Anthony Salerno (Chazz Princeton), Sean Schemmel (Vellian Crowler, Tyrano Hasselberry), Mike Pollock (Vice Chancellor Bonaparte)
Sound
- Sound Re-Recording Mixer
- Shawn Conrad
- Sound Recordist
- Shawn Conrad
Music Department
- Singer ("Genki no Shawaa" [Japanese Ending])
- Ai Maeda
- Singer ("Call My Name")
- Ashita Moshi
- Singer ("Wild Drive")
- Masato Nagai
- Singer ("Ano Hi no Gogo, " "Shuffle")
- Masami Okui
Casting
- Voice Directors
- Ted Lewis, Eric Stuart, H.B. Wolff
Crew
- Story Adaptor
- Chan Candela
- Adaptor (English)
- Arthur "Sam" Murakami
- Story and Gameplay Advisor
- Arthur "Sam" Murakami
- Translator
- Arthur "Sam" Murakami
- Technical Support Supervisor
- Avi Laniado
Production notes
Air date reflects airing in thr U.S.A.; first aired in Japan on January 25, 2006.
The Americanization of the original Japanese series Yûgiô Dyueru Monsutâzu GX.
The Americanization of the original Japanese series Yûgiô Dyueru Monsutâzu GX.