Wolf's Rain (OAV)
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Director: Tensai Okamura Script: Keiko Nobumoto Music: Yoko Kanno Original creator: Keiko Nobumoto Character Design: Toshihiro Kawamoto Art director: Atsushi Morikawa Animation director: Mechanical design: Shinji Aramaki Art design: Tomoaki Okada Sound director: Kazuhiro Wakabayashi Director of Photography: Kosuke Arakawa Color Coordination: Nobuko Mizuta Music Director: Yukako Inoue Series Editor: Tensai Okamura Set Design: Theme Song Performance: | Akio Suyama as Hige Arisa Ogasawara as Cheza Hiroki Shimowada as Toboe Kaho Kouda as Cher Degre Kenta Miyake as Tsume Mamoru Miyano as Kiba Mayumi Asano as Blue Mitsuru Miyamoto as Hubb Lebowski Takaya Kuroda as Darcia Unshou Ishizuka as Quent Yaiden | |||||||
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ADR Director: Mary Elizabeth McGlynn Translation: David Fleming ADR Script: Executive producer: Ken Iyadomi Producer: Chief Producer: Charles McCarter Digital ADR Tracking: David W. Barr Final Mix: Michael McCarty Production Support: Tatsuhiro Nishiuchi Recording Facility Engineer: Les Claypool III Subtitle Timing: David Fleming | Crispin Freeman as Tsume Johnny Yong Bosch as Kiba Joshua Seth as Hige Kari Wahlgren as Cher Degre Mona Marshall as Toboe Sherry Lynn as Cheza Jessica Straus as Blue Robert Buchholz as Hubb Lebowski Steven Jay Blum as Darcia Tom Wyner as Quent Yaiden Joe Ochman as Darcia the First | |||||||
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| (none) | Agnès Manoury as Blue Alain Floret as Quent yaiden Celia Charpentier as Cheza Claudine Grémy as Toboe Cyrille Monge as Darcia Frederic Popovic as Kiba Pascal Germain as Hubb Lebowski Susan Sindberg as Cher Degre Taric MEHANI as Hige Tarik Mehani as Hige Tony Joudrier as Tsume | |||||||
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| (none) | Ana Orra as Toboe Eduardo Diez as Kiba Enrique Hernández as Hige Tasio Alonso as Tsume Carlos Arraiz as Kiva (Latin America) Johnny Torres as Hige (Latin America) Luis Carreño as Tsume (Latin America) Maria Teresa Hernandez as Cher Degre (Latin America) Ricardo Sorondo as Toboe (Latin America) Yensi Rivero as Cheza (Latin America) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Cristina Boraschi Translation: Laura Valentini Executive producer: Francesco Di Sanzo Dialogues: Valerio Manenti Dubbing Assistant: Corrado Russo | Massimiliano Alto as Hige Massimiliano Manfredi as Kiba Angelo Nicotra as Quent Yaiden Barbara De Bortoli as Cher Degre Daddo Suarez as Toboe Federica De Bortoli as Cheza Francesco Pannofino as Darcia Massimo De Ambrosis as Tsume Sandro Acerbo as Hubb Lebowsky | |||||||
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| (none) | Dubbing: brandt Film Berlin | |||||||
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Translation: Aleksandar Jankovic Script Check: Willem Keessen | (none) | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: XL Media Dubbing: XL Media Translation: XL Media | |||||||
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| (none) | Alex Wendel as Hige Dado Monteiro as Kiba Fernando Belfiori as Toboe Márcia Regina as Cheza Sérgio Moreno as Tsume Tânia Gaidarji as Blue Afonso Amajones as Darcia Carlos Campanile as Quent Yaiden Fátima Noya as Cher Luiz Laffey as Hubb Lebowski | |||||||
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