Genma Wars (TV)
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| Genma Wars - DVD Collection Box Set (DVD) 2003-12-16 (from $27.59) |
| Genma Wars - Divine Twins (DVD 1) 2003-03-25 (from $14.99) |
| Genma Wars - Elusive Sanctuary (DVD 2) 2003-05-27 (from $11.96) |
| Genma Wars - Skull City (DVD 4) 2003-09-30 (from $19.96) |
| Genma Wars - Tribal Skirmish (DVD 3) 2003-07-29 (from $1.00) |
Series director: Tsuneo Tominaga Script: Shozo Uehara Music: Hiroshi Motokura Original Manga: Character Design: Satoshi Hirayama Original Novel: Kazumasa Hirai Series Organization: Shozo Uehara | Daisuke Namikawa as Jin Kenji Nojima as Loof Fumiko Orikasa as Meena Hiroshi Naka as Tar Motomu Kiyokawa as Mah King Chafurin as Narration | |||||||
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ADR Director: Ruben Arvizu Translation: Executive producer: John Sirabella Graphic Design: Merideth Mulroney Packaging Design: John Siers | Brian Moran as Jin Bryce Papenbrook as Loof Richard Epcar as King Genma Wendee Lee as Meena Bob Pappenbrook as Dad Cindy Roberts as Child Loof Dan Lorge as Nuu Dan Woren as Sheena Dave Mallow as Chief Monkey Ellyn Stern as Parome Grant George as Midge Mayes as Non Mona Marshall as Child Jin Peter Doyle as Dan Stephanie Yang as Mom Susan Marque as Earie Tony Barnard as Narrator | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: Ledafilms Producer: Enoki Films Production Of Version: Macias Group | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: Hero | |||||||
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Robson Kumode as Ruf Thiago Keplemaier as Jin Tiago Keplermaier as Jin Andressa Andreatto as Meena Ivo Roberto as Nu Tatiane Keplermaier as Rey Adriana Pissardini as Mãe da Meena Carlos Campanile as Pai da Meena Márcia Regina as Namee Rita Almeida as Orelha Rosa Maria as Palome Sérgio Corsetti as Akira | ||||||||
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