Vampire Princess Miyu (TV)
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| Vampire Princess Miyu TV - Initiation (DVD 1) 2001-08-28 (from $26.99) |
| Vampire Princess Miyu TV - Haunting (DVD 2) 2001-10-23 (from $22.46) |
| Vampire Princess Miyu TV - Illusion (DVD 3) 2002-01-22 (from $23.99) |
| Vampire Princess Miyu TV - Mystery (DVD 4) 2002-03-26 |
| Vampire Princess Miyu TV - Dark Love (DVD 5) 2002-05-14 |
| Vampire Princess Miyu TV - The Last Shinma (DVD 6) 2002-07-16 |
| Vampire Princess Miyu TV [Box Set] (DVD 1-6) 2002-11-26 |
| Vampire Princess Miyu TV - Initiation (Dub.VHS 1) 2001-08-28 |
| Vampire Princess Miyu TV - Haunting (Dub.VHS 2) 2001-10-23 |
| Vampire Princess Miyu TV - Illusion (Dub.VHS 3) 2002-01-22 |
| Vampire Princess Miyu TV - Mystery (Dub.VHS 4) 2002-03-26 |
| Vampire Princess Miyu TV - Dark Love (Dub.VHS 5) 2002-05-14 |
| Vampire Princess Miyu TV - The Last Shinma (Dub.VHS 6) 2002-07-16 |
Director: Toshiki Hirano Script: Storyboard: Music: Kenji Kawai Original story: Narumi Kakinouchi Original Character Design: Toshiki Hirano Character Design: Narumi Kakinouchi Art director: Yasuyuki Inaba Animation director: Sound director: Yasunori Honda Director of Photography: Hisao Shirai Producer: Animation producer: Assistant Animation Director: Assistant director: Keitaro Motonaga Character Planning: Megumi Kadonosono Color setting: Yuko Kanemaru Composition & Arrangement: Kenji Kawai Conceptual Design: Kenji Teraoka (Shinma) Development: Editing: Jun Takuma In-Between Animation: Key Animation: Music producer: Morihiro Nagata Photography: Recording: Kohei Oishi Series Structure: Sound Effects: Junichi Sasaki Technical director: Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: セル検査: Miyuki Abe (ep 16,21) ネガ編集: Hiromi Komine 仕上: 作曲: 作画監督補佐: 制作担当: 制作進行: 動画チェック: 担当: Atsuko Kobayashi 検査: 演出: 演出担当: Hideaki Kushi (ep26) 特殊効果: 編曲: Kenji Kawai (ep 8,26,ED) 編集助手: Kenta Katase 背景: Yohko Iwasaki 色指定: 音響制作: Kikue Nakata | Miki Nagasawa as Miyu Shinichiro Miki as Larva Kyôko Kishida as Opening Narrator Megumi Ogata as Mika Kanai as Shiina Ai Satou as Shopkeeper Old Lady (ep 18) Akemi Okamura as Yui-Li (ep. 16) Akio Ohtsuka as Asako Shirakura as Chiharu Tetsuoka as Yukari Kagoshima Chiharu Tezuka as Daiki Nakamura as Tatsuji (ep 11) Daisuke Gouri as Herculean Man (ep 22) Daisuke Kyori as Herculean Man (ep. 22) Eiji Maruyama as Chang (ep. 16) Emi Shinohara as Mamiko Yanagihara (ep 1) Fumihiko Tachiki as Hideyuki Tanaka as Kyouichi Yaguchi (ep 17) Hiro Yuuki as Hiroshi (ep 2) Hiroko Kasahara as Miho Arisawa (ep 8) Hironori Miyata as Monk (ep 25) Hiroya Ishimaru as Phantom Thick (ep 21) Ikuya Sawaki as Village Headman (ep 21) Junko Iwao as Sone Ruri (ep 19) Kappei Yamaguchi as Katsuhei Yamaguchi as Yang / Shinma Koh-Waku (ep. 16) Katsumi Suzuki as Driver A (ep 6) Katsuyuki Onishi as Reporter (ep. 19) Kazuhiko Inoue as Kazuko Yanaga as Ohshima's wife (ep 3) Kazuya Ichijou as Kazuyuki Ishikawa as Policeman B (ep 18) Keiichi Sonobe as Ken Chiba as Kitjutsushi / Shinma Tonbi (ep. 22) Ken Narita as Barrow (ep. 13-14) Kenji Nojima as Phantom Statue (ep 21) Kinryuu Arimoto as father (ep 2) Kokoro Shindou as Konami Yoshida as Yuki Fujimura (ep. 19) Kotono Mitsuishi as Mayumi / Shinma Ayu (ep. 17) Kousuke Okano as Station Attendant (ep 23) Kumiko Nishihara as Shizuko (ep 15) Kumiko Takizawa as Toshie Yaguchi (ep 17) Kyoko Hikami as Yuko (ep 2) Maria Kawamura as Saori Takashima (ep 9) Masami Kikuchi as Masamichi Ota as Maya Okamoto as Mayuko Shirakura as Chisato Inoue Mayumi Shou as Miyu's Mother (ep 22,26) Mayumi Sou as Miyu Mother (ep. 22, 26) Mifuyu Hiiragi as Boy (ep 10) Miho Yamada as Mika Kanai as Mitsuaki Madono as Phantom Child (ep 21) Miyoko Asou as Aquarium Director (ep 15) Miyuki Matsushita as Woman (ep 2) Nachi Nozawa as Sonezaki Hiroshi (ep20) Nobuko Kotani as Kamimura Yoko Nobuyuki Hiyama as Hiroshi (ep 8) Nozomu Sasaki as Masaki Urabe (ep 12) Osamu Hosoi as Rei Igarashi as Rei Sakuma as Kasumi Kimihara (ep. 19) Ryo Horikawa as Student (ep 22,26) Ryotaro Okiayu as Garline (ep 13-14) Ryutaro Chinen as Garline (ep. 13-14) Ryûzaburô Ôtomo as Shinma Dragon-Fang (ep 1) Saeko Shimazu as Satsuki Yukino as Seiko Tomoe as Old Woman (ep 4) Shigeru Chiba as Kitjutsushi / Shinma Tonbi (ep 22) Shiho Niiyama as Tachiki's wife (ep 17) Shinichiro Miki as Reporter Sho Hayami as Sumi Shimamoto as Shinma Charming-Confucianist (ep 4) Sumie Baba as Susumu Chiba as Toshihiro (ep 15) Takashi Nagasako as Takayuki Okada as Takehiro Doen as Yu-Li Father (ep. 16) Takehiro Murozono as Tamio Ohki as Old Gentleman (ep 5) Tetsuya Iwanaga as Nobuo Machiyama (ep 1) Tomokazu Seki as Tokiya Inoue (ep. 24) Toshihiko Seki as Tsutomu Kashiwakura as Shinma Kai-Rai (ep. 19) Wataru Takagi as Yasunori Matsumoto as Ryu / Shinma Ryu (ep. 13-14) Yoko Soumi as Yoshio Kawai as Company Director (ep 9) Yukana Nogami as Mol (ep 20) Yukari Honma as Sato (ep. 21) Yuko Kobayashi as Shinma Snake-Flower (ep 10) Yuko Mizutani as mother (ep 22) Yumi Fukamizu as Kayo (ep 7) Yuri Amano as Proton (ep 11) Yuri Shiratori as Lilith (ep. 13-14) Yuriko Yamaguchi as Yuuko Satou as Masaki Urabe as child (ep 12) Yuzuru Fujimoto as Moriyama Old Man (ep 18) Asako Shirakura (ep 1) Chiharu Tezuka (ep 1) Hikari Tachibana (ep 7) Katsuyuki Konishi (ep 19) Kazushige Takahashi (ep 1) Kokoro Shindou (ep 1) Masamichi Ota (ep 1) Naoko Ishii (ep 7) Takayuki Arai (ep 5) Takayuki Okada (ep 7) Yasuhiro Fujiwara (ep 1) Yukari Tamura (ep 5) | |||||||
Director: Script: Executive producer: Producer: Joel Baral Final Mix: Post Production Supervisor: Scott Narrie Production Coordination: Production manager: Jennifer Wagner Recording engineer: Script Adaptation: Bob Buchholz | Anjuli Cain as Chisato Inoue Derek Stephen Prince as Yasuhiro Takashima Kimberly Brown as Miyu Ryan Alosio as Larva Francesca Catalano as Shiina Wendee Lee as Reiha Barry Stigler as Bob Papenbrook as Brian Donovan as Boy in swamp (Ep. 10) Brianne Siddall as Mayumi (Ep. 17) Catherine Battistone as Old Woman (Ep. 4) Cedering Fox as Doctor (Ep. 11) Colleen O'Shaughnessey as Woman with cats (Ep. 12) Dave Mallow as Dave Wittenberg as David Lodge as Yaguchi David Lucas as Ryuji / Kenji / Additional Voices Dorothy Elias-Fahn as Doug Erholtz as Toshiro (Ep. 15) Doug Stone as Ellyn Stern as Emmanuella Chiriqui as Hisae Frank Catlano as Maki (Ep. 12) Jamieson K Price as Kitjutsushi (ep 22) Jerry Gelb as Jess Harnell as Kashiwabara (Ep. 8) John Demita as Young Man (Ep. 2) Joshua Seth as Julia Fletcher as Kirk Baily as Father (Ep. 4) Kirk Thornton as Lara Jill Miller as Miho (Ep. 8) Laurie Faso as Lex Lang as Ryosuke Mari Devon as Matthew K. Miller as Matchiyama (Ep 1) Melissa Fahn as Michael Lindsay as Michael McConnohie as Father (Ep. 3) Michael Reisz as Kiyoshi (Ep. 7) Michael Sorich as Mona Marshall as Paul Mercier as Paula Tiso as Kasumi Kimihara (Ep. 19) Philece Sampler as Rebecca Forstadt as Richard Cansino as Roger Rose as Garline (Ep. 13-14) Sandy Fox as Stephanie Griffin as Yukari Steven Blum as Susan Blakeslee as Tony Pope as Wendee Lee as Zilah Hill Mendoza as Yui-Li (Ep. 16) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: | Adriana Pissardini as Chisato Alexandre Marconato as St Takashima (ep 9) Alfredo Rollo as Kouichi Cecília Lemes as Kayoko Sudou César Marquetti as Christina Rodrigues as Hisae Elcio Sodré as Ho-Jo Eleonora Prado as Reiha Elly Moreno as Narrator Fátima Noya as Shiina Fernanda Bulara as Kayo Flávio Dias as Gilberto Baroli as Ga-Ryu Hermes Baroli as Ivo Roberto as Matsukaze Letícia Quinto as Miho Lúcia Helena as En-Ju Luísa Viegas as Jah-Ka Marcelo Campos as Larva Marilza Batista as Gen-Eh Marli Bortoleto as Mauro Eduardo as Machiyama (ep 1) Melissa Garcia as Miyu Rodrigo Andreatto as Kioshi Rosa Maria as Narrator Sidney Lilla as Kamen Tatá Guarnieri as Professor Oshima Thiago Longo as Vagner Fagundes as Person in love with Michiko (ep 8) Affonso Amajones (ep 2) Fábio Moura (ep 6) Fátima Noya (ep 5) Gilberto Baroli (eps 3, 7, 9) Raquel Marinho (ep 1) Tatá Guarnieri (ep 6) Vagner Fagundes (ep 10) | |||||||
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