Garuma Chiru
Also known as: ガルマ散る
English title: Garma's Fate
Series title: 機動戦士ガンダ
- Studio
- Sunrise Inc., The Ocean Group
- Distributor
- Bandai Visual
Characters
Amuro Ray, Kai Shiden, Giren Zabi, Lalah, Char Aznable (Casval Rem Daikun), Sayla Mass (Artesia Som Daikun), Kikka, Bright Noah, Kishiria Zabi, Miharu Ratokie, Hamon Crowley, Ryu Jose, Hayato Kobayashi, Bright Noah, Matilda Ajan, Frau Bow, Ryû Jose
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Yoshiyuki Tomino
Producing
- Producer
- Satoru Matsumoto, Kenji Uchida, Takayuki Yoshii
Voices
- Voice
- Tôru Furuya (Amuro Ray), Toshio Furukawa (Kai Shiden), Banjô Ginga (Giren Zabi), Keiko Han (Lalah), Shûichi Ikeda (Char Aznable), Yô Inoue, Kikka), Chris Kalhoon (Bright Noah), Mami Koyama (Kishiria Zabi), Satomi Majima (Miharu Ratokie), Yumi Nakatani (Hamon Crowley), Ward Perry (Ryu Jose), Kiyonobu Suzuki (Hayato Kobayashi), Hirotaka Suzuoki (Bright Noah), Keiko Toda (Matilda Ajan), Rumiko Ukai (Frau Bow), Shôzô Îzuka (Ryû Jose)
- English-Language Voice Cast
- Brad Swaile (Amuro Ray), Michael Benyaer (Ma Kube), Don Brown (Captain Poallo), Alaina Burnett (Sayla Mass, Artesia Zeon Daikun), Ted Cole (Commandante Wakkein, Gene), Richard Ian Cox (Kai Shiden), Michael Dobson (General Reville), Brian Drummond (Garma Zabi, Flanagan Boone), Willow Johnson (Lala Sun), David Kaye (Char Aznable, Caspar Zeon Daikun), Carly McKillip (Frau Bow), Scott McNeil (Teniente Reed), Bill Mondy (Slegger Rowe), Matt Smith (Hayato Kobayashi), Kirby Morrow (Woody Malden), John Payne (Ranba Ral), Michelle Porter (Kycillia Zabi), Eric Schneider (Degwin Zabi), Kelly Sheridan (Miharu Ratokie), French Tickner (Dozle Zabi), Cathy Weseluck (Mirai Yashima), Lenore Zann (Crowley Hamon), Sylvia Zaradic (Matilda Anjan), Ross Douglas (Narrator)
Production notes
This TV series ran for 43 episodes in Japan. It was intended to run for 52 episodes, but poor ratings forced it to finish early. The number of episodes was reduced to 39; that number was increased to 43 when the producers obtained a one-month extension to wrap up the series.
The series was hugely successful in reruns, leading to several films being edited from episodes.
The series was finally available commercially in the United States in 1998, when Bandai released a subtitled and dubbed version of the movie trilogy.
Although Cartoon Network began to air the series in the U.S., the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks led to its cancellation. The series reappeared many months later on Cartoon Network's Adult Swim block, but it was taken off the air again before its run ended.
This show aired in the US on Cartoon Network (Episodes 1-14, 16-37) and Adult Swim (Episodes 38-43).
The series was hugely successful in reruns, leading to several films being edited from episodes.
The series was finally available commercially in the United States in 1998, when Bandai released a subtitled and dubbed version of the movie trilogy.
Although Cartoon Network began to air the series in the U.S., the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks led to its cancellation. The series reappeared many months later on Cartoon Network's Adult Swim block, but it was taken off the air again before its run ended.
This show aired in the US on Cartoon Network (Episodes 1-14, 16-37) and Adult Swim (Episodes 38-43).