The Guyver: The Bioboosted Armor (2005) - Credits and Details

The Guyver: The Bioboosted Armor Credits and Details

Episodes
	The Amazing Bioboosted Armor When an unknown man escapes with a mysterious box it changes Sho's life forever!	August 6, 2005
	Himitsu Kessha Kuronosu Sho must use the Guyver unit to protect his friend from prying Zoanoids.	August 13, 2005
	Kansatsukan Risukâ Sho investigates the scene at Mt. Narisawa and must face off against Lisker and Zoanoid soldiers.	August 20, 2005
	Tasogare no Raihôsha Makishima seige Sho's school, so Sho must activate the Guyver unit and fend off more Zoanoids including the new "Hyper-Zoanoid".	August 27, 2005
	Dai San no Kage Sho and Tatsuro are being hunted down by increasingly fiercer Zoanoids after they find out about the cover-up at their school.	September 3, 2005
	Shitô no Hate ni... Guyot introduces his new hyper-zoanoid, the anti-Guyver ENZYME, and his plans to capture Guyver I.	September 10, 2005
	Kiseki no Chôsaibô Guyver I is destroyed... or is it?	September 17, 2005
	Gekishin no Matenrô Guyver I continues to destroy Cronos Japan. When Tetsuro encounters Guyver I, he helps Sho regain control. Meanwhile Guyver III and Guyver II fight it out.	September 24, 2005
	Hai to kioku Sho believes he might not be himself. A new Hyper-Zoanoid appears.	October 8, 2005
	Tsuigeki e no jokyoku Chronos abducts those close to Sho and he must battle the Lost Numbers unit.	October 8, 2005
	Iseki Kichi Chronos abducts those close to Sho and he must battle the Lost Numbers unit.	October 15, 2005
	Sorezore no Ketsui Agito reveals himself as Guyver III when he saves Sho's friends from the Chronos base.	October 22, 2005
	Higeki no Enzaimu II Sho's father is transformed and Sho is forced to do battle with him.	October 29, 2005
	Ame no Tôhikô Sho must fight off the Zoanoid attack without the help of the Guyver unit.	November 26, 2005
	Gyuô Shutsujin Guyver III saves the day as Sho and Mizuki escape through a town overrun by Zoanoids.	December 3, 2005
	Yomigaere Gaibâ I Murakami is using an Advent ship to heal himself, with strange results. Everyone is reunited safely.	December 10, 2005
	Akuma no Hôimô Murakami reveals that he only has one transformation left before meeting his fate causing Mizuki to worry about Sho's fate.	December 17, 2005
	Iseki Meidô Murakami is using an Advent ship to heal himself, with strange results. Everyone is reunited safely.	December 24, 2005
	Totsunyû Zen'ya Murakami reveals that he only has one transformation left before meeting his fate causing Mizuki to worry about Sho's fate.	December 31, 2005
	Kôrinsha no Fune Sho and Agito make their way into the relic and learn more about the Guyver units' origin.	January 7, 2006
	Konran no Iseki Kichi Guyot is still on the run, with Alkenphel following closely. Alkenphel is able to deflect his attacks but Guyot has one last trick up his sleeve.	January 14, 2006
	Hôkai no Kaunto Daun The rest of the twelve Zoalords appear on top of Mt. Minakami. Guyot is using his Black Hole attack against Alkenphel and is able to get him sucked in.	January 21, 2006
	Senmetsu no Kôbô Murakami and Zoalord Guyot go at it. It seems that Murakami was able to inflict a deal of damage on Guyot, but wasn't enough to finish him.	January 28, 2006
	Seiatsuka no machi de Some time has past since the Mt. Minakami incident. X-day has already taken place, leaving Chronos the rulers of the world.	February 4, 2006
	Taidô no sanagi Chronos scientists are seen with a large cocoon-shaped object in their lab but are soon interupted by Guyver III!	February 11, 2006
	Kôrin!! Kyojin shokusô Tetsuro and company notice Aptom's fight with Neo ZX-Tole and that Aptom is defending them. Guyver III arrives along with a large cocoon.	February 18, 2006

Directed by
	Hiroyuki Ochi
	Akihiro Izumi
	Noriaki Saitô	...	as Noriaki Saitou in English credits
	Ryô Yasumura
	Shintarô Inokawa
	Katsutoshi Sasaki
	Akihiko Nishiyama
Written by
	Junki Takegami	...	screenplay
	Yasuko Kobayashi	...	screenplay
	Koji Ueda	...	screenplay
	Yûji Hosono	...	screenplay
	Natsuko Takahashi	...	screenplay
Cast
	Luci Christian	...	Mizuki Segawa (26 episodes)
	Chris Patton	...	Sho Fukamachi (26 episodes)
	Lowell Bartholomee	...	Tetsurô Segawa (24 episodes) (as Lowell B. Bartholomee)
	Kenji Nojima	...	Shô Fukamachi / Guyver I (11 episodes)
	Nana Mizuki	...	Mizuki Segawa (11 episodes)
	Kosuke Takaguchi	...	Tetsurô Segawa (11 episodes) (as Kosuke Takeuchi)
	Katsuyuki Konishi	...	Agito Makishima / Guyver III (11 episodes)
	Jason Douglas	...	Inspector Risker (9 episodes)
	Gô Shinomiya	...	Misawa (7 episodes) (as Go Shinomiys in English credits)
	Tomo Adachi	...	Natsuki Tada (6 episodes)
	Yohei Nishina	...	Kawada (6 episodes)
	Gray G. Haddock	...	Archanfel (6 episodes)
	Kunihiro Kawamoto	...	Kobashi (5 episodes)
	Charles C. Campbell	...	Additional Voices (5 episodes) (as Charlie Campbell)
	Jessie James Grelle	...	Additional Voices (5 episodes) (as Josh Grelle)
	Aamir Hydari	...	Additional Voices (5 episodes)
	Brian Jepson	...	Agito Makishima (5 episodes)
	John Swasey	...	Fumio Fukamachi / Test Subject (5 episodes)
	Ken'ichi Ogata	...	Genzo Makishima (5 episodes)
	Unshô Ishizuka	...	Inspector Risker (5 episodes)
	Vic Mignogna	...	Dr. Shirai (5 episodes)
	Adam Jones	...	Additional Voices (4 episodes)
	Mariela Ortiz	...	Misuzawa (4 episodes) (as Mariela Oritz)
	Kerry Parish-Campbell	...	Narrator (4 episodes) (as Kerry J Parish)
	Brando Austin	...	Genzo (4 episodes)
	Kinryû Arimoto	...	Richard Guyot (4 episodes)
	Hironori Miyata	...	Fumio Fukamachi (3 episodes)
	Sayaka Maeda	...	Mizusawa (3 episodes)
	Clint Bickham	...	Additional Voices (3 episodes)
	John Gremillion	...	Misawa / Commander Gregole / Officer / Additional Voices Johnson (3 episodes)
	Takayuki Kondô	...	Kimura (3 episodes)
	Takuma Suzuki	...	Officer Tanaka (3 episodes)
	Keikô Sakai	...	Detective (3 episodes) (as Keikou Sakai in English credits)
	Kevin M. Connolly	...	Officer Tanaka (3 episodes)
	Steve Fenley	...	Kimura (3 episodes)
	Yoshinori Sonobe	...	Gregole (2 episodes)
	Blake Shepard	...	Kobashi (2 episodes)
	Kira Vincent-Davis	...	Natsuki (2 episodes)
	Kenta Miyake	...	Zerbebuth (2 episodes)
	Bill Wise	...	Guyot (2 episodes)
	Kenji Hamada	...	Noskov (2 episodes)
	Wendel Calvert	...	Dyme (2 episodes)
	Toshitaka Hirano	...	Test Type (voice)
	Neil Campbell	...	Young Police Officer (English version), (voice)
	Kumiko Itô	...	Schoolgirl (voice)
	Jim McClellan	...	Zerbebuth (English version), (voice)
	David Jones	...	Noskov (English version), (voice)
	Todd Looney	...	T.V. Newscaster (English version), (voice)
	Hazuki Nishikawa	...	Natsuki's Mother (voice)
	Kazuya Kobayashi	...	Agent (voice)
Produced by
	Daisuke Katagiri	...	producer
	Hiroyuki Kitaura	...	executive producer
	Scott McClennen	...	producer
	Kazuaki Morijiri	...	animation producer
	Tomoko Suzuki	...	producer
	Nobuyuki Wasaki	...	animation producer
	John Ledford	...	executive producer / producer
	Mark Williams	...	executive producer
Original Music by
	Hayato Matsuo
Special Effects by
	Noriyuki Ôta	...	special effects
	Ayako Takahashi	...	special effects
	Emi Kadono	...	special effects
Visual Effects by
	Masahi Kobayashi	...	CG producer
	Tatsuo Hamaguchi	...	3D CGI designer
	Hayato Inoue	...	3D CGI designer
	Maki Sasai	...	3D CGI designer
	Dai Seo	...	CG director
	Atsushi Takahashi	...	3D CGI designer
	Takamitsu Yoneda	...	3D CGI designer
	Tatsumi Yukiwaki	...	CG effects
	Kenji Ôtake	...	digital manager

Additional Info
Premiere:	August 06, 2005
DVD Release:	November 04, 2008
Blu-ray Release:	June 22, 2010
Country:
Distributor:	FUNimation Entertainment
Websites:

Ratings
7.7 / 10

Production Companies
Kadokawa Pictures

Distributors
ADV Films (2005) (United States)

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