Fist of the North Star Movie
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Director: Toyoo Ashida Screenplay: Susumu Takaku Music: Katsuhisa Hattori Original Manga: Character Design: Masami Suda Art director: Animation director: Masami Suda Executive producer: Chiaki Imada Art Coordinator: Assistant Art Director: Hajimi Ebikawa Assistant director: Audio Director: Cinematography: Tamio Hosoda Film Editing: Massaki Hanai | Akira Kamiya as Kenshiro Kenji Utsumi as Ken-Oh (Raoh) Toshio Furukawa as Shin Yuriko Yamamoto as Yuria Arisa Andou as Airi Chikao Ohtsuka as Jagi Kaneto Shiozawa as Rei Mie Suzuki as Bat (Bart) Tomiko Suzuki as Rin (Lynn) Banjou Ginga as Z Punk w/ seeds Daisuke Gouri as Uighur Hidekatsu Shibata as Zeed Hiroshi Ohtake as Jackal Jouji Yanami as Galf Junji Chiba as Ryuken Junpei Takiguchi as Heart Kôhei Miyauchi as Old Man Kouji Yada as Colonel Reiko Suzuki as Old Woman Shigeru Chiba as Thug w/ saw in head Takeshi Aono as Fox Takeshi Watabe as Kiba Daio (Fang King) Tarô Ishida as Narrator Youko Kawanami as Dying Woman Yuusaku Yara as Jujiken Nunchaku man | |||||||
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Director: Carl Macek Producer: Carl Macek Dialogue Editing: Tom Wyner Post Production Associate: Tom Merchant Screenplay adaptation: Carl Macek | John Vickery as Ken Melodee M. Spevack as Julia Michael McConnohie as Shin Wally Burr as Raoh Dan Woren as Jagi Gregory Snegoff as Rei Holly Sidell as Lynn Tony Oliver as Bat Barbara Goodson as Alei Carl Macek as Fox Dave Mallow as Doug Stone as Torture Victim Edie Mirman as Screamer Gregory Snegoff as Uygle James Avery as Fang Jeff Corey as Kirk Thornton as Head Banger Lisa Michaelson as Dying Woman Michael Forest as Jackel Mike Forrest as Jackel Steve Bulen as Wise Man Tom Wyner as Thugmeister Wendee Lee as Pillage Victim | |||||||
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| (none) | Daniel Russo as Shin Philippe Ogouz as Ken Patrick Messe as Rei Daniel Russo as Jean-François Kopf as Luc Florian as Patrick Messe as Zayde Philippe Ogouz as Sophie Gormezzano as Julia, Iriée Virginie Méry as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Bruno Cattaneo Dialogues: Fabrizio Mazzotta | Ludovica Marineo as Julia Massimo Milazzo as Shin Sergio Luzi as Ken Francesco Caruso as Raul Gabriele Carrara as Rei Graziella Polesinanti as Bart bambino Toni Orlandi as Jagy | |||||||
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| (none) | Daniel Werner as Ken Volker Wolf as Shin Axel Ludwig as Yagi Corinna Dörenkamp as Lynn Norman Matt as Bat Stephan Schleberger as Rei Heinz Ostermann as Ryuken Ilya Welter as Airi Jürg Löw as Raoh Reinhard Schulat as Heart Thomas Lang as Narrator | |||||||
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