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Series Cast
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Yukari Fukui | ... |
Nono
(6 episodes, 2004-2006)
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| Maaya Sakamoto | ... |
Lal'C Mellk Mal
(6 episodes, 2004-2006)
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| Miyuki Sawashiro | ... |
Tycho Science
(6 episodes, 2004-2006)
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| Mitsuo Iwata | ... |
Nicholas Vacheron
(6 episodes, 2004-2006)
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| Takumi Yamazaki | ... |
Casio Takashirô
(6 episodes, 2004-2006)
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| Sanae Kobayashi | ... |
Piaget Serpentine
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Yuki Matsuoka | ... |
LeCoultre Serpentine
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| Nozomu Sasaki | ... |
Gouya Reicy
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| Yûko Kaida | ... |
Roo Soon
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Akio Suyama | ... |
Roy Anyan
(unknown episodes)
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| Daisuke Ono | ... |
Governor
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| Shizuka Itou | ... |
Pacica Peska Pelcicum
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| Yû Kobayashi | ... |
Citron Limone
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Hiroki Tôchi | ... |
Staff Officer
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| Mami Koyama | ... |
Shop Owner
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Hitomi Nabatame | ... |
Vita Nova
(unknown episodes)
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Ryôka Yuzuki | ... |
Operator
(unknown episodes)
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Akeno Watanabe | ... |
Operator
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Hiroshi Yanaka | ... |
Subordinate
(unknown episodes)
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Tomoyuki Shimura | ... |
Investigator
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Ryûnosuke Ôbayashi | ... |
Commander
(unknown episodes)
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Takashi Kondô | ... |
Vasile Ivanovitch
(unknown episodes)
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Yoko Honna | ... |
Nyan Nuoc Cham
(unknown episodes)
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Motomu Kiyokawa | ... |
Professor
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Gara Takashima | ... |
Naval Commander
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Hideyuki Umezu | ... |
Hatori
(unknown episodes)
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Katsunosuke Hori | ... |
Teacher
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Takuma Suzuki | ... |
Investigator
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Kôichi Kitamura | ... |
Elder
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Masayuki Katô | ... |
Operator
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Masayuki Omoro | ... |
Elder
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Kôichi Sakaguchi | ... |
Operator
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Kei Kobayashi | ... |
Guruka Kukushisu
(unknown episodes)
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Haruhi Nanao | ... |
Announcer
(unknown episodes)
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Kazuko Yanaga | ... |
Elder
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Dai Matsumoto | ... |
Elder
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Shigeru Kawakubo | ... |
Admiral
(unknown episodes)
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Yoshinori Sonobe | ... |
Kattofel Patata
(unknown episodes)
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Takafumi Kawakami | ... |
Controller
(unknown episodes)
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Satoshi Gotô | ... |
Announcer
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Shirô Ishimoda | ... |
Subordinate
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Production Companies
- Bandai Visual Company
- Gainax
- T2 Studio (cinematography)
- Victor Entertainment
Distributors
- AT-X (2004) (Japan) (video)
- Bandai Visual Company (2004) (Japan) (DVD)
- Dynit (2008) (Italy) (DVD)
- MTV Italia (2008) (Italy) (tv)
Special Effects
Other Companies
- A.Z.E.T.A. Pictures (animation support)
- Anime Roman (animation support)
- Anime Sound Production (sound recording)
- Anime Torotoro (animation support)
- Art Max (background art)
- Art Tools (animation support)
- Bihou (art director)
- Bihou (art supervisor)
- Bihou (background)
- Dogakobo (animation support)
- Feel (animation support)
- Frontline (animation support)
- Half H-P Studio (music production)
- Half H-P Studio (recording studio)
- Kino Production (animation support)
- M.S.C. (animation support)
- Madhouse (animation support)
- Marchen-Sha (animation support)
- Nakamura Production (animation support)
- Nomad (animation support)
- P.A. Works (animation support)
- Production I.G. (animation support)
- Radix (animation support)
- Rikuentai (animation support)
- SHAFT (animation support)
- Satellite (animation support)
- Seigasha (animation support)
- Shironagasu Works ("Diebuster" logo)
- Studio Cockpit (animation support)
- Studio Jungle Gym (animation support)
- Studio Wombat (animation support)
- Sunshine Corporation (animation support)
- T2 Studio (3d cgi)
- T2 Studio (3d director)
- T2 Studio (digital photography)
- T2 Studio (director of photography)
- TNK (animation support)
- Tamazawa Animation House (animation support)
- Tanto (animation support)
- Tatsunoko Production (animation support)
- Tokyo Animation Center (animation support)
- Tokyo TV Center (recording studio)
- Triple A (animation support)
- Ufotable (animation support)
- Wao World (animation support)
- Xebec (animation support)
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
A young girl leaves her home on Mars with a dream to be a space pilot. Once in the capital, Nono meets top pilot Lal'C during a space monster attack, and joins the Solar Defense Force. Shockingly, Nono is revealed to be an android, thus unable to achieve elite Topless status and is stuck as Lal'C's largely-ignored trainee. Nono then decides the best way to advance is by recovering a lost Buster mech for herself to operate like the Topless do. She receives such an assignment and heads to Pluto. Meanwhile on Titan, the SDF unearths an ancient alien "Eternal" Topless, which results in to a large space monster invasion. Coincidentally, the humans notice Nono's android presence also attracts monsters, and half the alien fleet gets diverted to Pluto to battle Nono in her new Buster form. Events escalate and the surviving SDF takes the offensive towards the 11th planet, the space monster homeworld. Will Nono learn about her hidden origin and abilities in time to rebuild her relationship with Lal'C, with the fate of the solar system also hanging in the balance.
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Did You Know?
| Goofs | Despite being an android, Nono can be seen exercising. See more » |
| Movie Connections | Edited into Diebuster the Movie (2006). See more » |
| Soundtracks | Groovin' Magic See more » |