Ryuji NAKAGI
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Cast in:
Anime Sanjushi (TV) as Berusuran (ep 37-38)
Appleseed (movie) as Elder Elektrion
Cannon Fodder (movie) as Teacher
Cyborg 009 (TV 2) as Reming
D.Gray-man (TV) as Sardine (ep 16)
Dai Yamato Zero-go (OAV) as Commander Rigel
Doraemon: Nobita at the Birth of Japan (movie) as Tajikara
Eat-Man '98 (TV) as King Sergei
Fuusen Shoujo Temple-chan (TV) as Papa
Gatchaman (TV)
Gegege no Kitarō (TV 4/1996)
Gintama (TV) as Kuroda (Ep. 67); Village Elder (Ep. 82)
Gungrave (TV) as Norton
Kashi no Ki Mokku (TV)
Kino's Journey (TV) as Inspector (ep 4); Scholar (ep 3)
Lupin III: Part II (TV) as Napoleon Zero (ep 97); Tiger (ep 109)
Mobile Suit Gundam - The Movie Trilogy as Elran
Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory (OAV) as Dorize; Ivan Pasarov (ep 1)
Nadia - Secret of Blue Water (TV) as Man under Giger
Naruto Shippūden (TV) as Juushoku (ep 75)
Patlabor The Mobile Police (OAV 1/1988) as Sakuma (ep.4)
Rumiko Takahashi Anthology (TV) as general manager (ep 10)
Shinzo Ningen Casshan (TV) as Arkborn
Souten no Ken (TV) as Malraux
Spirit Warrior (OAV) as Abe-no-Seimei (ep 1)
Starship Operators (TV) as Captain Wong
Sun Brave Fyvard (TV) as Mr. Onihira
(The) Super Dimension Fortress Macross (TV) as Dagao (ep 30)
Tetsujin 28-go: Hakuchū no Zangetsu (movie) as Inspector Teramachi
Time Bokan (TV) as Wyatt Earp (ep 9)
Under Sea Boy Marine (TV)
Wolf's Rain (TV) as Detective (ep 11,18)
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