Ushio & Tora (OAV)
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Ushio & Tora: Comically Deformed Theater (OAV) (spinoff)
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Ushio & Tora VHS 1
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| Ushio & Tora - Complete Collection (DVD) 2003-05-13 (from $31.98) |
| Ushio & Tora - Complete Collection (DVD) 2008-12-23 (from $22.49) |
| Ushio & Tora (Dub.VHS 1) |
| Ushio & Tora (Sub.VHS 1) |
Director: Kunihiko Yuyama Screenplay: Kenji Terada Storyboard: Kunihiko Yuyama Music: Shiro Sagisu Original Manga: Kazuhiro Fujita Character Design: Tokuhiro Matsubara Art director: Yoshio Ito Animation director: Atsushi Aono Executive producer: Producer: Co-Producer: Planning: Ren Usami | Chikao Ohtsuka as Tora Nozomu Sasaki as Ushio Aotsuki Yumi Touma as Mayuko Inoue Yuri Amano as Asako Nakamura Chieko Nanba as School Girl (ep 2) Daisuke Gouri as Asako's Father Hirohiko Kakegawa as Yossan Hiromi Tsuru as Kagari Hiroyuki Tanaka as Student (ep 4) Hisao Egawa as Jouji Yanami as Umizato Junko Hagimori as Gamin Junko Shimakata as Doctor Kaneto Shiozawa as Tsubura Kazuki Yao as Juro Kazumi Tanaka as Teacher (ep 4) Kazunari Tanaka as Kengo Katou as School Boy (ep 2) Mami Matsui as Asako's Mother Masaharu Satou as Grandpa Masato Hirano as Teacher (ep 2) Miyuki Maruyama as School Girl (ep 2) Naoko Nakamura as School Girl (ep 2) Noriko Uemura as Grandma Norio Wakamoto as Hyou Reizô Nomoto as Old Man Ryotaro Okiayu as Gamin Shinichirou Ohta as Gamin Sho Hayami as Raishin Takeshi Aono as Shigure Aotsuki Tomoko Maruo as Tatsuya Toshio Kobayashi as Wakana Yamazaki as Yukimasa Kishino as Gamin | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Tristan MacAvery (eps 1-2) Script: Tristan MacAvery Art director: Translation: Chris Hutts Executive producer: Producer: Audio Mix: Paul Killam DVD Coordination: Janice Williams International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Logo Design: Kevin Hinnant Production Assistant: Recording engineer: Melinda Talbot Sound Design: Paul Killam | Brett Weaver as Tora Randy Sparks as Ushio Mandy Clark as Mayuko Inoue Alex Dickinson as Allison Sumrall as Asako Nakamura Andrew Kent as Road Worker (ep 10) Andy McAvin as Braden Hunt as Cameron Bautsch as Chad Townshed as Construction Worker (ep 5) Charles Campbell as Road Worker (ep 10) Chris Patton as Danielle Kimball as David Williams as Don Rush as Ed Paez as Emily Womack as Frank Page as Hilary Haag as Illich Guardiola as Jay Hickman as Jessica Boone as John Swasey as Kelly Manison as Kyle Jones as Mandy Clark as Mikado Marcy Rae as Melissa Cybele as Mike Kleinhenz as Monica Rial as Paul Sidello as Villager (ep 9) Phil Ross as Rob Mungle as Scott White as Ted Pfister as Toni Navarre as | |||||||
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