Vampire Hunter D (OAV)
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Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust (movie) (sequel)
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Director: Toyoo Ashida Screenplay: Yasushi Hirano Music: Noriyoshi Matsuura Character Design: Yoshitaka Amano Art director: Toyoo Ashida Original Novel: Hideyuki Kikuchi Executive producer: Producer: Original Music: Tetsuya Komuro | Ichirô Nagai as Left Hand Kaneto Shiozawa as D Kazuyuki Sogabe as Rei Ginsei Michie Tomizawa as Doris Satoko Kitô as Lamika Seizo Katou as Count Magnus Lee Ichirô Nagai as Narrator Kan Tokumaru as Danton Kazuko Yanaga as Older Snake Sister Kazumi Tanaka as O'Reilly Keiko Toda as Dan Rumm Motomu Kiyokawa as Dr. Feringo Yasuo Muramatsu as Roman Yoshiko Sakakibara as Younger Snake Sister Yuusaku Yara as Greco | |||||||
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Director: Carl Macek Producer: Carl Macek English Dialogue: Tom Wyner Final Mix: Deb Adair Production manager: Jerry Beck Recording engineer: Deb Adair | Michael McConnohie as D Barbara Goodson as Doris Lang Edie Mirman as Lamica Jeff Winkless as Count Magnus Lee Kerrigan Mahan as Ray Ginsay Kirk Thornton as Symbiote Joyce Kurtz as Snake Women Lara Cody as Dan Steve Bulen as Greko Steve Kramer as Dr. Fehring Tom Wyner as | |||||||
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Adaptation: Olivier Hagué Subtitling: | Jacques Albaret as D Christine Paris as Lamila Gérard Boucaron as Rei Ginsei Marjolaine Poulain as Doris Lang Marjolaine Poulain as Dan Philippe Roullier as | |||||||
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| (none) | Héctor Cantolla as D (Spain dub) Félix Acaso as Count Magnus Lee (Spain dub) Juan Lombardero as Rei Ginsei (Spain dub) Laura Palacios as Lamika (Spain dub) Angel Egido as Dr. Feringo (Spain dub) Juan Lombardero as Officer (Spain dub) Matilde Vilariño as Dan Rumm (Spain dub) Ramón Langa as Greco (Spain dub) Víctor Agramunt as Narrator (Spain dub) | |||||||
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| (none) | Marco Balzarotti as D Dania Cericola as Limeka Luca Semeraro as Rei Marina Massironi as Doris Alberto Sette as Watri Antonio Paiola as Sindaco Claudio Moneta as Greco Maurizio Scattorin as Paolo Torrisi as Dan Sergio Masieri as Messaggero del conte Sergio Romanò as | |||||||
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| (none) | Dubbing: Circle of Arts | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: Manga DVD | |||||||
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| (none) | Production: MC Entertainment | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: IDG Poland S.A. | |||||||
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| (none) | Nelson Machado as D | |||||||
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