Voice Actors
American Taiwan-based singer and actor Vanness Wu provided the voice for protagonist Dr. Jack Griswold. LaMB represents Wu's first venture into voice acting for animation, providing dubs in both English and Mandarin. His only previous voice acting experience was in the Mandarin version of Disney/Pixar's animated feature, Cars.
Petrina Kow provides the voice of protagonist Sara Integra, known as Eve. Kow, based in Singapore, is a nationally-known Animation Voice Director and radio host. She has directed and voiced pre-school shows, which include Taoshu: The Warrior Boy, Shapes and Olive and The Rhyme Rescue Crew. She was a presenter on the Class 95FM morning radio show with Mark Van Cuylenberg from 2000-2002, and co-hosted the Radio 91.3 morning show with Joe Augustin from 2006-2007.
The voice of Keiko Suzuki was provided by award-winning Hong Kong actress Josie Ho. Dubs were made in English and Cantonese. In 2004, she was honored with the Hong Kong Award as Best Supporting Actress for her work on the film, Naked Ambition. Tanaka Chie, a Japanese-born, Taiwan-based actress provided Keiko with her voice in the Mandarin dub.
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