Space Warrior Baldios

Space Warrior Baldios (宇宙戦士バルディオス Uchū Senshi Baldios) is a Japanese anime film based on the TV series of the same name. It was released in Japan on December 19, 1981.

Synopsis
After polluting the Planet S-1 beyond repair, a race of evil aliens target earth as their next home. Now it is up to a lone outcast and his robotic spacecraft, Baldios, to defend earth. But, first he must convince the distrusting human population of the impending danger

Cast[]

Character	Seiyū	Dub Actor
Marlin Reagan	Kaneto Shiozawa	¿?
Doctor Carter (Tsukikage Tsuyoshi)	Katsunosuke Hori	Mike Worman
General Gattler	Hidekatsu Shibata	William Ross
Aphrodia	Keiko Toda	Carrie Sakai
Jamie Hoshino	Keiko Han	¿?
Jack Oliver	Hideyuki Tanaka	Avi Landau
Raita Hokuto	Tesshō Genda	¿?
Dr. Quinstein	Aiko Konoshima	¿?
Dr. Reagan	Masato Yamauchi	Cliff Harrington
David Wayne	Kazuhiko Inoue	¿?
Milan	Shigeru Chiba	Jeff Manning
Chairman Morgan	Teiji Ōmiya	¿?
Negros	Shōzō Iizuka	¿?
Garo	Shojiro Kihara	¿?
Degrass	Makoto Terada	¿?
Emperor Torino	Takeki Nakamura	¿?
Emily	Tomiko Suzuki	¿?
King Lenniard	Tamio Ōki	¿?
Raska	Daijirō Tsutsumi	¿?
Lilan	Yuko Ochi	¿?
Nurse	Makiko Kawaguchi	¿?
Narration	Katsunosuke Hori	Richard Nieskens

Additional Voices

Don Pomes

Music[]

"So Long Ago"

Lyrics by: Brian Haverty

Sung by: George Reseter

Notes[]

Unlike Frontier's other dubs released by Celebrity Home Entertainment, there are no voice actor credits.
The running time of the dub is cut down from 117 minutes to 99. Unlike other Frontier dubs re-released by Best Film & Video Corp., their release contains the same edits as Celebrity Home Entertainment, possibly indicating that the film was edited by Toei rather than CHE. Discotek's Blu-ray and DVD release includes the dub seperate from the Japanese version as a result.
A baffling edit includes two battle scenes being sped up along with the soundtrack resulting in high-pitched voices and music. Discotek's release noticeably de-syncs during these scenes.
Sections of Kentaro Haneda’s score would be plagiarised for use in Joseph Lai’s dub of Captain of Cosmos.