Crash B-Daman (lost English dub of anime series; 2008)
Crash B-Daman, officially referred to as Bakukyu Hit! Crash B-Daman is the fourth anime series based on Takara's B-Daman line of toys. Produced by Nippon Animation, it ran for 50 episodes between January and December 2006 on TV Tokyo in Japan. The series was a commercial failure in its native country, leading the B-Daman franchise to a hiatus that wouldn't end until 2011's introduction of B-Daman Crossfire.
Unlike the prior series, Battle B-Daman and its follow-up season, Hasbro took no interest in releasing the show internationally. However, an English dub was produced for the South East Asian market by Voiceovers Unlimited in Singapore on behalf of Odex.[1][2] It aired on Cartoon Network Philippines in 2008 and OKTO in Singapore sometime after.[3][4] The dub is known to feature Chio Su-Ping, Denise Tan, Dwayne Tan, George Cahill III, Hillary Blazer and Paul Pistore.[2][5][6][1]
No official home video releases of the dub are known to exist, but a promotion for the English dub was found in a compilation of commercials aired on Okto uploaded by "ydonallan" on YouTube in 2011.
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Hillary Blazer - "I am the voice of Maki in the Japanese to English translation of the popular anime series "Karin." I also voice-dubbed Japanese to English on many of Odex's other series including "B-Daman" and "Pretty Cure." I created numerous voices for all of these projects." Retrieved 22 Aug '17.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 A guide to the Singaporean Dub of One Piece! - About the voice actors (part 2) Retrieved 22 Aug '17.
- ↑ All Anime Alert - "Battle B-Daman: Fire Spirits! The big toy/anime craze from two years ago makes a big comeback with Battle B-Daman‘s Season 2, coming to Cartoon Network next month. Plus, expect to see the Crash B-Daman toys (based on an entirely new B-Daman show that isn’t here yet) to invade toy shelves in the next few months." Retrieved 22 Aug '17.
- ↑ OKTO April 2010 TV Guide - Hit "Saturday" Retrieved 09 Oct '17.
- ↑ Denise Tan - Mediacorp Radio Gold 905 Retrieved 22 Aug '17.
- ↑ George Cahill III Retrieved 22 Aug '17.
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