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[[File:Battle_Athletes_Victory_DVD_Cover.jpg|thumb]]'''Battle Athletes Victory''' is a 1997 anime based on the manga written by Yūki Nakano. It first aired on TV Tokyo in October 3, 1997 and ended it's run on March 27, 1998.
 
[[File:Battle_Athletes_Victory_DVD_Cover.jpg|thumb]]'''Battle Athletes Victory''' is a 1997 anime based on the manga written by Yūki Nakano. It first aired on TV Tokyo in October 3, 1997 and ended it's run on March 27, 1998.
==Japanese Voice Cast==
 
*[[Miki Itō]] - Jessie Gartland
 
*[[Rio Natsuki]] - Akari Kanzaki
 
 
 
==English Voice Cast==
 
==English Voice Cast==
 
*[[Mari Devon|Jane Alan]]
 
*[[Mari Devon|Jane Alan]]
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*[[Susan Chavez]]
 
*[[Susan Chavez]]
 
*[[Sandy Fox|Marie Danielle]]
 
*[[Sandy Fox|Marie Danielle]]
*[[Bambi Darro]]
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*[[Dyanne DiRosario|Bambi Darro]]
 
*[[Debra Jean Rogers|Debbie Derosa]]
 
*[[Debra Jean Rogers|Debbie Derosa]]
*[[Marie Downing]] - Jessie Gurtland (ep1)
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*[[Emily Brown|Marie Downing]] - Jessie Gurtland (ep1)
 
*[[Alexis A. Edwards]]
 
*[[Alexis A. Edwards]]
 
*[[Bebe Elam]]
 
*[[Bebe Elam]]
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*[[Julie Maddalena]] - Tanya Natdhipytadd (ep1)
 
*[[Julie Maddalena]] - Tanya Natdhipytadd (ep1)
 
*[[Bridget Hoffman|Ruby Marlowe]] - Ling-Pha Wong (ep1)
 
*[[Bridget Hoffman|Ruby Marlowe]] - Ling-Pha Wong (ep1)
*[[Dan Martin]]
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*[[Dan Lorge|Dan Martin]]
 
*[[R. Martin Klein|Bob Marx]]
 
*[[R. Martin Klein|Bob Marx]]
 
*[[Mie Marx]]
 
*[[Mie Marx]]
 
*[[Eddie Frierson|Christy Mathewson]]
 
*[[Eddie Frierson|Christy Mathewson]]
 
*[[Dorothy Elias-Fahn|Dorothy Melendrez]]
 
*[[Dorothy Elias-Fahn|Dorothy Melendrez]]
*[[Gary Michaels]]
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*[[Gary Dubin|Gary Michaels]]
 
*[[Cyndie Mitchell]]
 
*[[Cyndie Mitchell]]
 
*[[Lara Cody|Deana Morris]]
 
*[[Lara Cody|Deana Morris]]

Revision as of 14:24, 22 December 2017

Battle Athletes Victory DVD Cover

Battle Athletes Victory is a 1997 anime based on the manga written by Yūki Nakano. It first aired on TV Tokyo in October 3, 1997 and ended it's run on March 27, 1998.

English Voice Cast