M.D. Geist (OAV)
Alternative title:
MD Geist
Most Dangerous GEIST
Relámpago: El guerrero (Spanish)
Sokihei M.D. Geist (Japanese)
Опаснейший Гейст (Russian)
装鬼兵MDガイスト (Japanese)
장귀병 M.D 가이스트 (Korean)
Genres:
action,
science fiction
Objectionable content:
Intense
Copyright notice:
Director's Cut ©1996 Central Park Media Corporation/Koichi Ohata/Riku Sanjo/Nippon Columbia Co., Ltd./Columbia Music Publishing Co., Ltd.
Original version ©1986 Nippon Columbia Co.
Plot Summary:
In the distant future, mankind has colonized other planets in the universe. While many planets lived in peace, the planet Jerra has been ravaged by decades of war. Geist is an M.D.S. (Most Dangerous Soldier), an enhanced human with unsurpassed combat capabilities and an insatiable lust for battle. Because of his uncontrollable nature, Geist is cryogenically frozen and locked in a satellite. Several years later, the satellite crashes and Geist wakes up from his sleep to engage in another war. This time, to help the army stop the planet's central computer from activating a doomsday device that will lead to total annihilation of all life on Jerra.
User Ratings:
484 ratings have been given [details]
Vintage:
1986-05-21
1996 (Director's Cut)
Opening Theme:
"Hijoh no Soldier (非情のソルジャー, Soldier of No Mercy)" by Hironobu Kageyama
Ending Theme:
"Honoo no Violence (炎のバイオレンス, Violence of the Flame)" by Hironobu Kageyama
Trivia: We have 5
Comment:
Funded and co-produced by Central Park Media, M.D. Geist: Director's Cut includes over five minutes of footage added to the original 1986 release, including new introduction and ending sequences that lead the way to M.D. Geist II: Death Force.
M.D. Geist himself was the corporate mascot (a.k.a. "spokesmecha") of U.S. Manga Corps from 1990 to Central Park Media's demise in 2009.
News: Show:
Central Park Media's Licenses Offered by Liquidator (Jun 8, 2009)
CPM Release Dates (Apr 26, 2002)
Other articles: Show:
Buried Garbage - M.D. Geist (Oct 2, 2008)
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| DVD (Region 0) |
| M.D. Geist - Director's Cut / Death Force [Collector's Series] (DVD) 2002-09-10 (from $89.99) |
| DVD (Region 1) |
| M.D. Geist - Director's Cut / Death Force (DVD) 1999-09-02 (from $59.89) |
| M.D. Geist - Original Director's Cut / Deathforce (DVD) 2009-07-28 |
| Mecha Masters: Explosive Anime Classics DVD Set (DVD) 2002-09-10 |
| LaserDisc |
| MD Geist - The Most Dangerous Ever [Sub] (LD) 1993-08-04 |
| Soundtrack |
| M.D. Geist Original Soundtrack (OST) 2004-12-07 (from $129.99) |
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Screenplay: Riku Sanjō
Unit Director: Hiroshi Negishi
Music: Yōichi Takahashi
Character Design: Tsuneo Ninomiya
Art Director: Yoshinori Takao
Supervising Director: Hayato Ikeda
Mecha design: Kōichi Ōhata
Sound Director: Masafumi Mima
Executive producer: Hiromasa Shibazaki
Editing: Seiji Morita
In-Between Animation:
Ayako Okamoto Eiko Murata Hitomi Kinukawa Kaori Fujita Keiichiro Imamura Makoto Takagi Masakazu Satō Naoto Okada Takeshi Ishikawa Tōru Takeuchi
Key Animation:
Akio Takami Hideki Tamura Hiroaki Gōda Hiroshi Koujina Hirotoshi Sano Katsumi Terahigashi Masahito Yamashita Masaki Kudō Masami Ōbari Naoyuki Kishino Nobuyoshi Habara Osamu Tsuruyama Osamu Yamasaki Ryūji Shiromae Shin Matsuo Shinsaku Kōzuma Yoshiaki Akutagawa Yoshitaka Kohno Yoshitaka Yashima
Production producer: Hisashi Sugai
Theme Song Composition: Masayuki Kishi
Theme Song Lyrics: Machiko Ryū
Theme Song Performance: Hironobu Kageyama
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Animation:
HeeWon Entertainment (Director's Cut) Marsa, Inc. (Director's Cut) Minamimachi Bugyosho Minamimachi-Bugyosho Minamimati Bugyousho Minamimati Bugyousyo Studio Giants Studio Live Studio One Pattern
Music Production: Columbia Music Entertainment
Titles: Maki Production
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Director: Kip Kaplan
Adaptation: Jay Parks (Subtitle)
Dubbing Manager: Peter Bavaro
Dubbing Supervision: Anthony Salerno
DVD Authoring: Neal Barnes (ADV re-release)
DVD Coordination: Eric Thomann
Engineering Assistant: Paul LaPlaca
In-House Production: Justin Sevakis
In-House Production Manager: Tim Werenko
Lyric Adaptation: Robert Kuropkat
Media Coordinator: Janice Williams (ADV re-release)
Mixing: Andy Ebberbach
Packaging Design: Lance Martin (ADV re-release)
Production Assistant: Mari Ana Rivera
Production manager: Joey Goubeaud (ADV re-release)
Video Editing: Danny Cornyetz
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Audio Post Production: Audioworks Producers Group
Digital Download: Direct2Drive
DVD Menu Design: Metropolis DVD
DVD Premastering: Metropolis DVD
DVD Production: Amusement Park Media (ADV Re-release)
Recording Studio: Kampo Studios
Soundtrack: Central Park Media
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Dubbing Director: Roberto Colucci |
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VHS Distributor: Mexcinema Video Corporation |
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Dubbing: Aaron Synchros (DVD release only)
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Broadcaster: Rede Manchete (U.S. Mangá)
Dubbing Studio: Gota Mágica
VHS Distribution: Premiere Filmes
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