Witchblade (TV)
Witchblade Takeru (manga) (adaptation)
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| Witchblade (DVD 1) 2007-09-25 (from $5.99) |
| Witchblade (DVD 2) 2007-11-06 (from $5.99) |
| Witchblade (DVD 3) 2007-12-04 (from $5.99) |
| Witchblade (DVD 4) 2008-01-29 (from $5.99) |
| Witchblade (DVD 5) 2008-03-11 (from $23.98) |
| Witchblade (DVD 6) 2008-04-29 (from $5.99) |
| Witchblade (R4 DVD 1) 2007-12-05 |
| Witchblade - Box Set (DVD 1-6) 2008-10-28 (from $48.10) |
| Witchblade + Artbox (DVD 1) 2007-09-25 (from $35.98) |
Director: Yoshimitsu Ohashi Series Composition: Yasuko Kobayashi Script: Yasuko Kobayashi Music: Masanori Takumi Original creator: Character Design: Makoto Uno Art director: Junichi Higashi Animation director: Shou Kojima (ep 10, 17, 23) Executive producer: Koji Kajita Producer: Colour Design: Yuuko Satou Conceptual Design: Shinya Ogura Design Work: Kazuyuki Matsubara Editing: Kiyoshi Hirose Key Animation: Planning: Setting Reseach: Shinya Ogura Sound director: Jin Aketagawa Sound Effects: Theme Song Performance: | Akemi Kanda as Rihoko "Rico" Amaha Mamiko Noto as Masane Amaha Masaya Matsukaze as Yusuke Tozawa Mie Sonozaki as Reina "Lady" Soho Nana Mizuki as Maria Rikiya Koyama as Reiji Takayama Shinji Ogawa as Tatsuoki Furumizu Shizuka Itou as Shiori Tsuzuki Akeno Watanabe as Asagi Aki Sasamori as Sakurai Daisuke Kirii as Michael Daisuke Ono as Osada Kazuhiro Nakata as Masaya Wado Kazunari Tanaka as Excon (Ep 1) Kenichi Suzumura as Hiroki Segawa Kenta Miyake as Nakata Maiko Itou as Mariko Natsuki Masashi Hirose as eX-con (Ep. 8) Mika Itou as Naomi Nobuyuki Hiyama as Excon (Ep 3&4) Ryoko Ono as Aoi Sakiko Tamagawa as Rie Nishida Saori Yumiba as Nora Shouto Kashii as Chou san Tetsu Inada as Sakuma | |||||||
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ADR Director: Christopher Bevins Script: Executive producer: Gen Fukunaga Producer: ADR Engineer: Scott Sager Asst. ADR Script: Chris Cason DVD Authoring: Dylan Rogers DVD Editor: Jeremy Jimenez DVD Menu Audio: Nathan Madsen DVD Menu Design: Kris Pierce DVD Producer: Clarine Harp DVD Production Assistant: DVD Quality Control: Executive animation director: Makoto Uno Head Writer: Eric Vale Line Producer: Christopher Bevins Mix Engineer: Adrian Cook Rotoscoping: Talent Coordinator: Tara Williams Video Editor: | Carrie Savage as Rihoko Amaha Jamie Marchi as Masane Amaha Cherami Leigh as Naomi Christopher Bevins as Hiroki Segawa Colleen Clinkenbeard as Reina Soho Gwendolyn Lau as Rie Nishida Jerry Russell as Mr. Cho Kent Williams as Masaya Wado Laurie Steele as Mariko Natsuki Mark Stoddard as Reiji Takayama Monica Rial as Maria R Bruce Elliott as Tatsuoki "Father" Furumizu Robert McCollum as Yusuke Tozawa Alison Viktorin as Yuuki (Ep. 16) Allison Tolman as Lab Tech (Ep. 14) Andrew Haskett as Sailor (Ep. 23) Anthony Bowling as Oda (Ep. 6-7) Barry Yandell as Ex-Con (Ep. 3-4) Bob Carter as Oda (Ep. 21) Brad Hutson as Engineer (Ep. 23) Brandon Potter as Sakuma (Ep. 8) Brett Weaver as Akira Nakata Brina Palencia as Nanako (Ep. 16) Bruce Lewis as Staffer A Caitlin Glass as Aoi Chris Cason as Doctor (Ep. 15) Chuck Huber as Clarine Harp as Asagi (Ep. 22-24) Cynthia Cranz as Ian Sinclair as Doctor (Ep. 21) J. Michael Tatum as Michael John Gremillion as Muraki Josh Martin as Policeman (Ep. 23) Kate Oxley as Secretary (Ep. 24) Kenny Green as Writer (Ep. 17) Kevin M. Connolly as Yagi Laura Bailey as Miki (Ep. 16) Leah Clark as Satomi (Ep. 16) Luci Christian as Reporter (Ep. 24) Mary Morgan as Lab Tech (Ep. 15) Pam Dougherty as Sakurai Scott Hinze as Ota (Ep. 5-7, 11, 21) Sean Hennigan as Captain (Ep. 1, 3) Stephanie Young as Nora T.J. Colligan as Osada (Ep. 6-7, 11, 21) Trina Nishimura as Shiori Tsuzuki | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Richard Westerhaus (eps 1-24) Dialogbuch: Fritz Rott Disposition: Martina Eckert Mixing And Postproduction Engineer: Willi Grossmann Recording Engineers: | Cordula Leisse as Masane Kirstin Hesse as Rihoko Kordula Leiße as Masane René Dawn-Claude as Yusuke Tozawa Rieke Werner as Maria Dennis Saemann as Yagi Edda Fischer as Aktionärsgattin (ep 5) Gregor Höppner as Reiji Takayama Hans-Gerd Kilbinger as Chou Jülide Gülgec as Naomi Jürg Löw as Tatsuoki Furumizu Katja Liebing as Aoi Luise Charlotte Brings as Sakurai Satoko Olaf Reitz as Wadou Petra Glunz-Grosch as Mariko Natsuki Rolf Berg as Satoshi Nakata Silke Haupt as Shiori Tsuzuki Silke Linderhaus as Reina Soho Simon T. Roden as Hikori Segawa Susanne Dobrusskin as Rie Nishida Ulrike Hötzel as Nora Volker Wolf as Captain | |||||||
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