| Directed by | ||
|---|---|---|
 | Shinsuke Satô | |
| Starring | ||
|---|---|---|
 | Christine Marie Cabanos | Haruka |
| Patrick Seitz | Baron |
| Julie Maddalena | Cotton |
| Julie Ann Taylor | Haruka's Mother |
| Cassandra Lee Morris | Teo |
| Keith Silverstein | Haruka's Father |
| Maki Terashima-Furuta | Miho |
| Paul St. Peter | Elder Soldier Brother |
| Derek Stephen Prince | Younger Soldier Brother |
| Tara Platt | Vikki |
| Kyle Hebert | Decargot |
| Mark McCollum | Picanta |
| Xanthe Huynh | Researcher |
| Amanda Celine Miller | Puppeteer's Wife |
| Victor Sgroi | Passenger |
| Erik Scott Kimerer | Additional Voices |
| Erika Harlacher | Additional Voices |
| Matthew Wolfrom | Additional Voices |
| Haruka Ayase | Haruka |
| Hiroshi Iwasaki | Younger Soldier Brother |
| Yuko Kaida | Vikki |
| Iemasa Kayumi | Baron |
| Tamaki Matsumoto | Cotton |
| Masaaki Okabe | Mabarowa |
| Gary Randall | Security Guard |
| Miyuki Sawashiro | Teo |
| Kozo Shioya | Elder Soldier Brother |
| Mitsuki Tanimura | Miho |
| Naho Toda | Haruka's Mother |
| Yuji Ueda | Picanta |
| Hidenari Ugaki | Decargot |
| Nao Omori | Haruka's Father |
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Japan release date: 22nd August 2009
Taiwan release date: 29th January 2010
South Korea release date: 2nd January 2011
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