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BALDR FORCE EXE Resolution
バルドフォース　エグゼ　レソリューション; (Barudo Fōsu Eguze Resoryūshon)
Genre	Action, mecha, virtual reality
Original video animation
Directed by	Takayuki Tanaka
Produced by	Yasuyuki Ueda
Music by	Takeshi Watanabe
Studio	Satelight
Licensed by	NA: Funimation; UK: Manga Entertainment;
Released	October 11, 2006 – April 4, 2007
Episodes	4

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Baldr Force
Developer(s)	GIGA (Team Baldrhead)
Publisher(s)	GIGA (Giga brand) (Win); Alchemist (DC, PS2); GIGA (TGL brand) (Win SE)
Platform(s)	Dreamcast, Windows, PlayStation 2
Release	Baldr Force; November 1, 2002 (Win); Baldr Force EXE; January 24, 2003 (Win); October 28, 2004 (DC); April 7, 2005 (PS2); Baldr Force "Standard Edition"; March 23, 2007 (Win)
Genre(s)	action, adventure
Mode(s)	Single-player

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Baldr Force is a 2D action-shooter game and eroge visual novel with action and detailed sprite characters. The game features a world in the not-so-distant future where humans are able to dive into the network, and fight using humanoid tools called "Simulacrum".

Plot

As a hacker of the renowned hacking group "Steppenwolf", Tōru Sōma (相馬透, Sōma Tōru) and his partners earn their living by hacking into servers and selling the information they steal.

As the last hacking before disbanding their group, they hacked into a military server, but soon they find this is a setup by the military to lure terrorists, and they were drawn into battle between two factions. At the end, one of Tōru Sōma's friends was killed by an unknown Simulacrum, while most other group members have been arrested. To investigate and avenge his friend's death, Tōru accepted the offer to join the military.

Characters

Steppenwolf

Tooru Souma (相馬透, Sōma Tōru): Voiced by: Akira Ishida (PS2 Version), Kenichi Suzumura (OVA Version) (Japanese); Jason Liebrecht (English)

Tsukina Sasagiri (笹桐月菜, Sasagiri Tsukina): Voiced by: Miya Serizono (PC Version), Ayako Kawasumi (PS2 Version), Rina Sato (OVA Version) (Japanese); Trina Nishimura (English)

Yuuya Nonomura (野々村優哉, Nonomura Yūya): Voiced by: Kazuki Yamaguchi (PC Version), Shinichiro Miki (PS2 Version), Hiroki Takahashi (OVA Version) (Japanese); Christopher R. Sabat, Travis Willingham (young) (English)

Akira Nikaidou (二階堂あきら, Nikaidō Akira): Voiced by: Gekki Kanna (PC Version), Souichiro Hoshi (PS2 Version), Kentaro Ito (OVA Version) (Japanese); Eric Vale (English)

FLAK

Minori Segawa (瀬川みのり, Segawa Minori): Voiced by: Manami Takeshita (PC Version), Yukari Fukui (PS2 Version), Mai Nakahara (OVA Version) (Japanese); Gwendolyn Lau (English)

Ayane Shidou (紫藤彩音, Shidō Ayane): Voiced by: Shoko Sakamoto (PC Version), Michiko Neya (PS2 Version), Hitomi Nabatame (OVA Version) (Japanese); Brina Palencia (English)

Kaira Kirsten (カイラ・キルステン, Kaira Kirusuten): Voiced by: Satomi Watanabe (PC Version), Manabi Mizuno (PS2 Version), Shizuka Ito (OVA Version) (Japanese); Leah Clark (English)

Yousuke Kashiwagi (柏木洋介, Kashiwagi Yōsuke): Voiced by: Kunihiko Akita (PC Version), Daisuke Hirakawa (PS2 Version), Daisuke Ono (OVA Version) (Japanese); Christopher Bevins (English)

Souji Yagisawa (八木澤宗次, Yagisawa Sōji): Voiced by: Toru Sakura (PC Version), Ryusuke Obayashi (PS2 Version), Shinpachi Tsuji (OVA Version) (Japanese); Mark Stoddard (English)

Gen Gondou (権堂厳, Gondō Gen): Voiced by: Eiji Takemoto (PC Version), Ken Narita (PS2 Version), Tomomichi Nishimura (OVA Version) (Japanese); Cole Brown (English)

Fei Dao

Qu Wong (クーウォン, Kūwon): Voiced by: Ryoku Riki (PC Version), Akio Otsuka (PS2 Version), Keiji Fujiwara (OVA Version)

Liang (リャン, Ryan): Voiced by: Aoi Sakuragi (PC Version), Mamiko Noto (PS2 Version), Nana Mizuki (OVA Version) (Japanese); Colleen Clinkenbeard (English)

Genha (ゲンハ, Genha): Voiced by: Tomokazu Toriyama (PC Version), Shigeru Chiba (PS2 Version), Wataru Takagi (OVA Version) (Japanese); Chris Cason (English)

Others

Reika Tachibana (橘玲佳, Tachibana Reika): Voiced by: Wataru Kaiato^[1] (PC Version), Atsuko Tanaka (PS2 Version), Sayaka Ohara (OVA Version) (Japanese); Stephanie Young (English)

Bachelor (バチェラ, Bachera): Voiced by: Mamoru Ayukawa (PC Version), Haruko Momoi (PS2 Version), Houko Kuwashima (OVA Version) (Japanese); Luci Christian (English)

Ren Mizusaka (水坂憐, Mizusaka Ren): Voiced by: Natsumi Yanase (PC Version), Sakura Nogawa (PS2 Version), Noriko Shitaya (OVA Version) (Japanese); Carrie Savage (English)

Releases

Baldr Force EXE

Baldr Force EXE is an updated version of Baldr Force, released for Windows, Dreamcast, and PlayStation 2.

Baldr Force EXE adds the following:

Bald hell mode
New weapon: gravity field
Super easy mode
Bald checker 1/2 data

The Dreamcast and PlayStation 2 versions removed the adult only scenes.

The PS2 version has a new voice casting, a new theme song, a new opening movie and a new cutscene. Hyper mode and time attack mode were also added to this version.

The Premium pack version, available at the PlayStation 2's rerelease, includes a mech figure. The Dreamcast Sega Direct online shop rerelease came with a Telephone card, poster and mech figure.^[2]

Baldr Force "Standard Edition"

It is the PC port of the PlayStation 2 version. However, the title song is still based on the original Windows games. It includes enhanced visuals.

An early order includes a full remake of the soundtrack CD.

Baldr Force Re-Action

It is a game included with Xross Scramble, which uses Baldr Force characters.

OVA

An OVA based on the game entitled, "BALDR FORCE EXE Resolution" was released on October 11, 2006. The OVA consists of 4 episodes^[3] and was directed by Takashi Yamazaki. Funimation licensed the OVA for North American distribution on July 21, 2007, and it was released on May 20, 2008, including all 4 episodes on one DVD. Funimation released the OVA under the name Baldr Force EXE, dropping "Resolution" from the title. The OVA's opening theme is "Face of Fact (Resolution Ver.)" by Kotoko, and the ending theme is "Undelete" by Mami Kawada.

Plot

An entire world exists unseen, a world that can be accessed only by the mind ... the Wired World. A place of freedom. And occasionally a place of death.

Tōru Sōma knows the land of the logged-in well, for he and his fearless gang of hackers once had the run of the place. But as tragedy came to call and the group disbanded, he was forced to join the ranks of FLAK; a military organization charged with protecting the hidden data paradise deep within the vast network of servers. Indentured into service and out for revenge, Tōru cannot let go of the dead of the past even as a ghost of the present takes shape.

Tōru with the loneliness and confusion of being trapped between two worlds, there is only one question ... What is reality?

Reception

Helen McCarthy put "BALDR FORCE EXE Resolution" into the book 500 Essential Anime Movies and stated that "the story is simple, but has plenty of well crafted CGI action".^[4]

References

^ "阿藤魁弥＝大波こなみ＝小池かの子＝小島千明＝小鳩千秋＝猫井さくら＝幡宮かのこ＝松利子出演作品リスト".
^ Phelan, Mike (December 2015). "Complete Dreamcast Release List and Check list". The Dreamcast Junkyard 100% Unofficial Ultimate Collectors Guide (2nd ed.): 7.
^ "DVD info page of official site". Archived from the original on 2008-06-30. Retrieved 2008-06-16.
^ McCarthy, Helen. 500 Essential Anime Movies: The Ultimate Guide. — Harper Design, 2009. — P. 46. — 528 p. — ISBN 978-0061474507

External links

Giga game page Archived 2007-03-06 at the Wayback Machine (in Japanese)
Alchemist game page Archived 2008-09-17 at the Wayback Machine (in Japanese)
BALDR FORCE Standard Edition game page (in Japanese)
BALDR FORCE EXE Resolution OVA homepage (archive) (in Japanese)
Funimation's Baldr Force EXE website
Baldr Force (anime) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia
Baldr Force at The Visual Novel Database

[1] "阿藤魁弥＝大波こなみ＝小池かの子＝小島千明＝小鳩千秋＝猫井さくら＝幡宮かのこ＝松利子出演作品リスト".

[2] Phelan, Mike (December 2015). "Complete Dreamcast Release List and Check list". The Dreamcast Junkyard 100% Unofficial Ultimate Collectors Guide (2nd ed.): 7.

[3] "DVD info page of official site". Archived from the original on 2008-06-30. Retrieved 2008-06-16.

[4] McCarthy, Helen. 500 Essential Anime Movies: The Ultimate Guide. — Harper Design, 2009. — P. 46. — 528 p. — ISBN 978-0061474507

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+|title=Baldr Force
+|image = Baldr-f.jpg
-Baldr Force EXE<br>
+|developer = [[Giga (brand)|GIGA]] (Team Baldrhead)
-Baldr Force "Standard Edition"
+|publisher = GIGA (Giga brand) (Win)<br>[[Alchemist (company)|Alchemist]] (DC, PS2)<br>GIGA (TGL brand) (Win SE)
-|image = [[File:Baldr-f.jpg|230px|box art of Baldr Force EXE]]
-|developer = [[Giga (company)|GIGA]] [[Baldrhead|Team Baldrhead]]
-|publisher = GIGA Co.,Ltd. (Giga brand) (Win)<br>
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+|released='''Baldr Force'''<br>November 1, 2002 (Win)<br>'''Baldr Force EXE'''<br>January 24, 2003 (Win)<br>October 28, 2004 (DC)<br>April 7, 2005 (PS2)<br>'''Baldr Force "Standard Edition"'''<br>March 23, 2007 (Win)
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-'''Baldr Force''' is a 2D action-shooter game and [[eroge]] [[visual novel]] with fast action and detailed [[Sprite (computer graphics)|sprite]] characters. The game features a world in the not-so-distant future where humans are able to dive into the network, and fight using humanoid tools called "Simulacrum".
+'''''Baldr Force''''' is a 2D action-shooter game and [[eroge]] [[visual novel]] with action and detailed [[Sprite (computer graphics)|sprite]] characters. The game features a world in the not-so-distant future where humans are able to dive into the network, and fight using humanoid tools called "Simulacrum".
-==Baldr Force EXE==
-''Baldr Force EXE'' adds following:
-*Bald hell mode
-*New weapon: gravity field
-*Super easy mode
-*Bald checker 1/2 data
-[[Dreamcast]] and [[PlayStation 2]] versions removed the [[Hentai|adult only]] scenes.
-PS2 version has a new voice casting, a new theme song, a new opening movie and a new cutscene. Hyper mode and time attack mode were also added to this version.
-Premium pack version, available at PlayStation 2 rerelease, includes a robot figure.
-==Baldr Force "Standard Edition"==
-It is the PC port of the PlayStation 2 version. However, the title song is still based on the original Windows games. It includes enhanced visuals.
-Early order includes Full Remake Soundtrack CD.
 ==Plot==
 As a hacker of the renowned hacking group "Steppenwolf", {{Nihongo|Tōru Sōma|相馬 透|Sōma Tōru}} and his partners earn their living by hacking into servers and selling the information they steal.
-As the last hacking before disbanding their group, they hacked into a military server, but soon they find this is a setup by the military to lure terrorists, and they were drawn into battle between two factions. At the end, one of Tōru Sōma's friends was killed by an unknown Simulacrum, while most of other group members have been arrested. To investigate and avenge his friend's death, Tōru Sōma accepted the offer to join the military.
+As the last hacking before disbanding their group, they hacked into a military server, but soon they find this is a setup by the military to lure terrorists, and they were drawn into battle between two factions. At the end, one of Tōru Sōma's friends was killed by an unknown Simulacrum, while most other group members have been arrested. To investigate and avenge his friend's death, Tōru accepted the offer to join the military.
 ==Characters==
 ===Steppenwolf===
+;{{Nihongo|Tooru Souma|相馬 透|Sōma Tōru}}
-;{{Nihongo|'''Tooru Souma'''|相馬 透|Sōma Tōru}}
 :{{anime voices|[[Akira Ishida]] (PS2 Version), [[Kenichi Suzumura]] (OVA Version)|[[Jason Liebrecht]]}}
-;{{Nihongo|'''Tsukina Sasagiri'''|笹桐 月菜|Sasagiri Tsukina}}
+;{{Nihongo|Tsukina Sasagiri|笹桐 月菜|Sasagiri Tsukina}}
 :{{anime voices|[[Miya Serizono]] (PC Version), [[Ayako Kawasumi]] (PS2 Version), [[Rina Sato]] (OVA Version)|[[Trina Nishimura]]}}
-;{{Nihongo|'''Yuuya Nonomura'''|野々村 優哉|Nonomura Yūya}}
+;{{Nihongo|Yuuya Nonomura|野々村 優哉|Nonomura Yūya}}
 :{{anime voices|[[Kazuki Yamaguchi (voice actor)|Kazuki Yamaguchi]] (PC Version), [[Shinichiro Miki]] (PS2 Version), [[Hiroki Takahashi]] (OVA Version)|[[Christopher R. Sabat]], [[Travis Willingham]] (young)}}
-;{{Nihongo|'''Akira Nikaidou'''|二階堂 あきら|Nikaidō Akira}}
+;{{Nihongo|Akira Nikaidou|二階堂 あきら|Nikaidō Akira}}
 :{{anime voices|[[Gekki Kanna]] (PC Version), [[Souichiro Hoshi]] (PS2 Version), [[Kentaro Ito]] (OVA Version)|[[Eric Vale]]}}
@@ Line 72: / Line 43: @@
 ;{{Nihongo|Kaira Kirsten|カイラ・キルステン|Kaira Kirusuten}}
-:{{anime voices|[[Satomi Watanabe]] (PC Version), [[Manabi Mizuno]] (PS2 Version), [[Shizuka Ito]] (OVA Version)|[[Leah Clark]]}}
+:{{anime voices|Satomi Watanabe (PC Version), [[Manabi Mizuno]] (PS2 Version), [[Shizuka Ito]] (OVA Version)|[[Leah Clark]]}}
 ;{{Nihongo|Yousuke Kashiwagi|柏木 洋介|Kashiwagi Yōsuke}}
@@ Line 78: / Line 49: @@
 ;{{Nihongo|Souji Yagisawa|八木澤 宗次|Yagisawa Sōji}}
-:{{anime voices|[[Toru Sakura]] (PC Version), [[Ryusuke Obayashi]] (PS2 Version), [[Shinpachi Tsuji]] (OVA Version)|Mark Stoddard}}
+:{{anime voices|[[Toru Sakura]] (PC Version), [[Ryusuke Obayashi]] (PS2 Version), Shinpachi Tsuji (OVA Version)|Mark Stoddard}}
 ;{{Nihongo|Gen Gondou|権堂 厳|Gondō Gen}}
@@ Line 97: / Line 68: @@
 ;{{Nihongo|Reika Tachibana|橘 玲佳|Tachibana Reika}}
-:{{anime voices|[[Kanoko Hatamiya|Wataru Kaiato]]<ref>http://beautyplanets.web.fc2.com/VADB/actor/c_0294.html</ref> (PC Version), [[Atsuko Tanaka (voice actress)|Atsuko Tanaka]] (PS2 Version), [[Sayaka Ohara]] (OVA Version)|[[Stephanie Young]]}}
+:{{anime voices|Wataru Kaiato<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://beautyplanets.web.fc2.com/VADB/actor/c_0294.html|title = 阿藤魁弥＝大波こなみ＝小池かの子＝小島千明＝小鳩千秋＝猫井さくら＝幡宮かのこ＝松利子出演作品リスト}}</ref> (PC Version), [[Atsuko Tanaka (voice actress)|Atsuko Tanaka]] (PS2 Version), [[Sayaka Ohara]] (OVA Version)|[[Stephanie Young]]}}
 ;{{Nihongo|Bachelor|バチェラ|Bachera}}
@@ Line 104: / Line 75: @@
 ;{{Nihongo|Ren Mizusaka|水坂 憐|Mizusaka Ren}}
 :{{anime voices|[[Natsumi Yanase]] (PC Version), [[Sakura Nogawa]] (PS2 Version), [[Noriko Shitaya]] (OVA Version)|[[Carrie Savage]]}}
+==Releases==
+===Baldr Force EXE===
+''Baldr Force EXE'' is an updated version of ''Baldr Force'', released for Windows, Dreamcast, and PlayStation 2.
+''Baldr Force EXE'' adds the following:
+*Bald hell mode
+*New weapon: gravity field
+*Super easy mode
+*Bald checker 1/2 data
+The [[Dreamcast]] and [[PlayStation 2]] versions removed the [[Hentai|adult only]] scenes.
+The PS2 version has a new voice casting, a new theme song, a new opening movie and a new cutscene. Hyper mode and time attack mode were also added to this version.
+The Premium pack version, available at the PlayStation 2's rerelease, includes a mech figure. The Dreamcast Sega Direct online shop rerelease came with a Telephone card, poster and mech figure.<ref>{{Cite journal |last=Phelan |first=Mike |date=December 2015 |title=Complete Dreamcast Release List and Check list |journal=The Dreamcast Junkyard 100% Unofficial Ultimate Collectors Guide |edition=2nd |pages=7}}</ref>
+===Baldr Force "Standard Edition"===
+It is the PC port of the PlayStation 2 version. However, the title song is still based on the original Windows games. It includes enhanced visuals.
+An early order includes a full remake of the soundtrack CD.
+===Baldr Force Re-Action===
+It is a game included with [[Xross Scramble]], which uses Baldr Force characters.
 ==OVA==
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 | ja_kanji        = バルドフォース　エグゼ　レソリューション
 | ja_romaji       = Barudo Fōsu Eguze Resoryūshon
-| genre           = [[Action game|Action]], [[Mecha]], [[Virtual Reality]]
+| genre           = [[Action game|Action]], [[mecha]], [[virtual reality]]
 }}
 {{Infobox animanga/Video
 | type            = ova
-| director        = [[Takashi Yamazaki]]
+| director        = Takayuki Tanaka
 | producer        = [[Yasuyuki Ueda]]
 | writer          =
 | music           = [[Takeshi Watanabe (composer)|Takeshi Watanabe]]
-| studio          = [[Trinet Entertainment]], [[Satelight]]
+| studio          = [[Satelight]]
 | licensee        = {{English anime licensee
   | NA  = [[Funimation]]
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 {{Infobox animanga/Footer}}
-An [[OVA]] based on the game entitled, "BALDR FORCE EXE Resolution" was released on October 11, 2006. The OVA consists of 4 episodes<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.trinet-ent.com/baldrforce/dvd.html|title=DVD info page of official site|accessdate=2008-06-16}}</ref> and was directed by [[Takashi Yamazaki]]. [[Funimation]] licensed the OVA for [[North American]] distribution on July 21, 2007 and was released on May 20, 2008 including all 4 episodes on one DVD. Funimation released the OVA under the name ''Baldr Force EXE'', dropping "Resolution" from the title. The OVA's opening theme is "[[Face of Fact (Resolution Ver.)]]" by [[Kotoko (singer)|Kotoko]], and the ending theme is "Undelete" by [[Mami Kawada]].
+An [[OVA]] based on the game entitled, "BALDR FORCE EXE Resolution" was released on October 11, 2006. The OVA consists of 4 episodes<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.trinet-ent.com/baldrforce/dvd.html|title=DVD info page of official site|access-date=2008-06-16|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20080630200440/http://www.trinet-ent.com/baldrforce/dvd.html|archive-date=2008-06-30|url-status=dead}}</ref> and was directed by Takashi Yamazaki. [[Funimation]] licensed the OVA for [[North American]] distribution on July 21, 2007, and it was released on May 20, 2008, including all 4 episodes on one DVD. Funimation released the OVA under the name ''Baldr Force EXE'', dropping "Resolution" from the title. The OVA's opening theme is "[[Face of Fact (Resolution Ver.)]]" by [[Kotoko (singer)|Kotoko]], and the ending theme is "Undelete" by [[Mami Kawada]].
 ===Plot===
-An entire world exists unseen, a world that can be accessed only by the mind... the Wired World. A place of freedom. And occasionally a place of death.
+An entire world exists unseen, a world that can be accessed only by the mind ... the Wired World. A place of freedom. And occasionally a place of death.
 Tōru Sōma knows the land of the logged-in well, for he and his fearless gang of hackers once had the run of the place. But as tragedy came to call and the group disbanded, he was forced to join the ranks of FLAK; a military organization charged with protecting the hidden data paradise deep within the vast network of servers. Indentured into service and out for revenge, Tōru cannot let go of the dead of the past even as a ghost of the present takes shape.
-Tōru with the loneliness and confusion of being trapped between two worlds, there is only one question... What is reality?
+Tōru with the loneliness and confusion of being trapped between two worlds, there is only one question ... What is reality?
-==Baldr Force Re-Action==
-It is a game included with [[Xross Scramble]], which uses Baldr Force characters.
-== Reception ==
+==Reception==
-[[Helen McCarthy]] put "BALDR FORCE EXE Resolution" into the book ''500 Essential Anime Movies'' and stated that "the story is simple, but has plenty of well crafted CGI action".<ref>[[Helen McCarthy|McCarthy, Helen]]. ''500 Essential Anime Movies: The Ultimate Guide''. — Harper Design, 2009. — P. 46. — 528 p. — ISBN 978-0061474507</ref>
+[[Helen McCarthy]] put "BALDR FORCE EXE Resolution" into the book ''500 Essential Anime Movies'' and stated that "the story is simple, but has plenty of well crafted CGI action".<ref>[[Helen McCarthy|McCarthy, Helen]]. ''500 Essential Anime Movies: The Ultimate Guide''. — Harper Design, 2009. — P. 46. — 528 p. — {{ISBN|978-0061474507}}</ref>
 ==See also==
-*[[Baldr Sky]]
+* ''[[Baldr Sky]]''
 ==References==
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 ==External links==
-* [http://www.web-giga.com/baldrforce/bf_top.htm Giga game page] {{ja icon}}
+* [http://www.web-giga.com/baldrforce/bf_top.htm Giga game page] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20070306032811/http://www.web-giga.com/baldrforce/bf_top.htm |date=2007-03-06}} {{in lang|ja}}
-* [http://www.alchemist-net.co.jp/products/bf_exe/ Alchemist game page] {{ja icon}}
+* [http://www.alchemist-net.co.jp/products/bf_exe/ Alchemist game page] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20080917032520/http://www.alchemist-net.co.jp/products/bf_exe/ |date=2008-09-17}} {{in lang|ja}}
-* [http://www.play.tgl.jp/baldrforce/index.html BALDR FORCE Standard Edition game page] {{ja icon}}
+* [https://web.archive.org/web/20080921204659/http://www.play.tgl.jp/baldrforce/index.html BALDR FORCE Standard Edition game page] {{in lang|ja}}
-* [https://web.archive.org/web/20080721020049/http://www.trinet-ent.com/baldrforce/ BALDR FORCE EXE Resolution OVA homepage] (archive) {{ja icon}}
+* [https://web.archive.org/web/20080721020049/http://www.trinet-ent.com/baldrforce/ BALDR FORCE EXE Resolution OVA homepage] (archive) {{in lang|ja}}
 * [http://funimation.com/baldrforce/ Funimation's Baldr Force EXE website]
 * {{ann|anime|6291}}
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Television series	Earth Maiden Arjuna (2001) Geneshaft (2001) Heat Guy J (2002–2003) Genesis of Aquarion (2005) Noein: To Your Other Self (2005–2006) Glass Fleet (2006) Koi suru Tenshi Angelique ~ Kokoro no Mezameru Toki ~ (2006) Galaxy Angel Rune (2006) Koi suru Tenshi Angelique ~ Kagayaki no Ashita ~ (2007) Engage Planet Kiss Dum (2007) Kamichama Karin (2007) Shugo Chara! (2007–2008) Time Jam: Valerian & Laureline (2007–2008) Macross Frontier (2008) Shugo Chara!! Doki— (2008–2009) Legends of the Dark King (2008) Basquash! (2009) Guin Saga (2009) Shugo Chara! Party! (2009–2010) Anyamaru Tantei Kiruminzuu (2009–2010) Fairy Tail (2009–2013) Kiddy Girl-and (2009–2010) Croisée in a Foreign Labyrinth (2011) Symphogear (2012) Aquarion Evol (2012) Bodacious Space Pirates (2012) AKB0048 (2012) Muv-Luv Alternative: Total Eclipse (2012) AKB0048 next stage (2013) Arata: The Legend (2013) Symphogear G (2013) Log Horizon (2013–2014) White Album 2 (2013) Nobunaga the Fool (2014) M3: The Dark Metal (2014) Lord Marksman and Vanadis (2014) The Disappearance of Nagato Yuki-chan (2015) Aquarion Logos (2015) Symphogear GX (2015) Macross Delta (2016) Ragnastrike Angels (2016) Scared Rider Xechs (2016) Nanbaka (2016–2017) WorldEnd (2017) Symphogear AXZ (2017) Hakata Tonkotsu Ramens (2018) Last Hope (2018) Caligula (2018) Girly Air Force (2019) Symphogear XV (2019) Somali and the Forest Spirit (2020) Sakugan (2021) Black Summoner (2022) Rokudo's Bad Girls (2023) Helck (2023) Cherry Magic! Thirty Years of Virginity Can Make You a Wizard?! (2024) Tasūketsu: Fate of the Majority (2024) A Terrified Teacher at Ghoul School! (2024) Aquarion: Myth of Emotions (2025) The Red Ranger Becomes an Adventurer in Another World (2025) Übel Blatt (2025)
Films	Gekijōban Aquarion (2007) Macross Frontier the Movie ~Itsuwari no Utahime~ (2009) Macross Frontier the Movie ~Sayonara no Tsubasa~ (2011) Macross FB 7: Ore no Uta o Kike! (2012) Bodacious Space Pirates: Abyss of Hyperspace (2014) Macross Delta the Movie: Passionate Walkūre (2018) For Whom the Alchemist Exists (2019) Macross Delta the Movie: Absolute Live!!!!!! (2021) Space Battleship Yamato 2205: Zensho -TAKE OFF- (2021) Space Battleship Yamato 2205: Kosho -STASHA- (2022)
OVAs/ONAs	Macross Zero (2002–2004) Hellsing Ultimate I–IV (2006–2008) Baldr Force EXE: Resolution (2006–2007) Genesis of Aquarion (2007) Air Gear: Break on the Sky (2010–2011) Fairy Tail (2011–2013) Aquarion Love (2015) The Disappearance of Nagato Yuki-chan (2015) Momokuri (2015–2016) Cannon Busters (2016) 100 Sleeping Princes and the Kingdom of Dreams (2017) Final Fantasy XV: Episode Ardyn - Prologue (2019) Cannon Busters (2019)
Video games	Heavy Metal Thunder (2005) Persona 2: Innocent Sin (2011) Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers (2012) Time and Eternity (2012) E.X. Troopers (2012)
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