Stories by @mgree00345

Vandread (If it was dubbed by Headline Sound Studios)

Vandread follows Hibiki, a low-ranking male worker from the male-dominated planet Tarak, who accidentally stows away on a battleship from Mejale, a female-only planet locked in an endless war with his homeworld. Forced to work alongside the fierce Captain Dita and her all-female crew, Hibiki discovers that the two civilizations have been manipulated into conflict by a greater cosmic threat. As he proves his worth through courage and ingenuity, unlikely bonds form between the male and female soldiers. Together, they must overcome centuries of prejudice and mistrust to pilot the experimental Vandread—a powerful mecha formed by combining their ships—and confront the true enemy threatening both worlds. The series blends high-octane mecha action with fish-out-of-water comedy and genuine character development, exploring themes of unity, acceptance, and the power of cooperation across seemingly insurmountable divides. If Vandread was dubbed by Headline Sound Studios.

GaoGaiGar Final

GaoGaiGar Final concludes the epic saga of humanity's greatest protector as Guy Shishio and the GaoGaiGar robot face their most devastating challenge yet. When a mysterious and overwhelming threat emerges that surpasses all previous enemies, Guy must push beyond his physical and mental limits, embracing the true power of courage and human will. The film explores the cost of heroism as the team confronts an adversary that forces them to question everything they've fought for. With stunning mecha action sequences and emotional depth, GaoGaiGar Final delivers a climactic battle that tests not just the robot's capabilities, but the bonds between its pilots and their unwavering determination to protect Earth. The story examines sacrifice, redemption, and the transformative power of believing in oneself, culminating in a finale that redefines what it means to be a hero. This is a love letter to the franchise's legacy while pushing the narrative into bold, unexpected territory.

Giant Robo OVA: The Day the Earth Stood Still (Central Park Media dub)

In a world where colossal robots clash with ancient supernatural forces, a brilliant young inventor and his ragtag team of allies pilot the legendary Giant Robo—humanity's last defense against catastrophic destruction. When a mysterious organization awakens a dormant cosmic threat beneath the Earth's surface, the stakes escalate beyond imagination. Our hero must master the awesome power of his mechanical titan while uncovering dark secrets about his own past and the true nature of the impending apocalypse. Blending stunning action sequences with emotional character arcs, this epic adventure explores themes of responsibility, sacrifice, and the price of wielding godlike power. As the world teeters on the brink of annihilation, only Giant Robo stands between civilization and oblivion—but victory may demand the ultimate cost.

Bubblegum Crisis Tokyo 2040 (if it was dubbed by Animaze)

GaoGaiGar: King Of the Braves (NYAV Post dub, if it was finished)

A boy that came to planet Earth named Mamoru by a mechanical lion join forces with a team to take down a villain team that turns humans into robots.

Magic Knight Rayearth remake anime fandub

In this remake of the classic CLAMP series, three girls travel to Cephiro to save the kingdom from evil and destruction.

Rayearth OVA (Manga/Animaze dub)

In this Alternate retelling of Rayearth, our three main heroines now must fight against the invaders from Cephiro and save Earth. I know that Manga Entertainment did not use the tv series cast for the dub of the ova and it got negative reviews, so what if I can fix that.

Tokyo Mew Mew (NYAV post redub)

Five girls from Tokyo were infused with the powers from the DNA from endangered animals that allowes them to transform into Mew Mews. Together they save from the world from the aliens that want to claim it. A full redub fan cast for the complete 52 episode run that still uses the voice actors from the original English dub in the first 26 episodes, but also adds new voices to the characters that weren’t dub in the last 26 episodes or that the original voice doesn’t fit well/or has retired.

Cardcaptor Sakura: The Sealed Card (NYAV New York dub)

If Cardcaptor Sakura: The Sealed Card movie was dubbed by a New York dub studio like NYAV Post in 2002, then it can replicate the Nelvana dubbed cast.