Saint Seiya: Shinku No Shonen Densetsu (movie)
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Director: Shigeyasu Yamauchi Script: Yoshiyuki Suga Music: Seiji Yokoyama Original creator: Masami Kurumada Character Design: Art director: Animation director: Shingo Araki Director of Photography: Executive producer: Chiaki Imada Editing: Yasuhiro Yoshikawa Planning: Recording: Isao Hatano Sound Effects: Yasuyuki Konno Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Machiko Ryu Theme Song Performance: Make-Up (OP) | Hirotaka Suzuoki as Dragon Shiryuu Kouichi Hashimoto as Cygnus Hyouga Tohru Furuya as Pegasus Seiya Hideyuki Hori as Ikki Keiko Han as Saori Ryo Horikawa as Shun Akira Kamiya as Atlas Katsuji Mori as Jaow Kazuyuki Sogabe as Saga Keiichi Nanba as Aphrodite Kouji Totani as Shura Kouji Yada as Doukou Rokuro Naya as Camus Ryouichi Tanaka as Deathmask Taichirou Hirokawa as Abel Toshio Furukawa as Berenike Yumiko Shibata as Shun-Rei | |||||||
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Subtitling: Nicolas Priet | Eric Legrand as Seiya Marc François as Michel Vigné as Ikki Serge Bourrier as Shun Virginie Ledieu as Saori Daniel Lafoucade as Camus Daniel Lafourcade as Jaow Eric Etcheverry as Berenikê Marc François as Dôkô Michel Vigné as Atlas Nicolas Marié as Abel Serge Bourrier as Thierry Bourdon as Virginie Ledieu as Shun-Reï | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Jose Gilberto Vilchis (DVD dub) | Héctor Colomé as Ikki de Fénix (Spain dub) Iván Muelas as Shun de Andromeda (Spain dub) Jesus Barrero as Pegasus Seiya (DVD Dub) Jon Crespo as Hyoga de Cisne (Spain dub) José Núñez as Shiryu de Dragon (Spain dub) Jose Gilberto Vilchis as Andromeda Shun (DVD Dub) Juan José López Lespe as Seiya de Pegaso (Spain dub) Marcos Patiño as Fenix Ikki (DVD Dub) Maria Fernanda Morales as Saori Kido/Athena (DVD Dub) Rene Garcia as Cygnus Hyoga (DVD Dub) Ricardo Mendoza as Dragon Shiryu (DVD Dub) Yolanda Pérez Segoviano as Saori Kido/Atena Alfonso Ramirez as Pisces Aphrodite (DVD Dub) Javier Rivero as Gemini Saga (DVD Dub) Adrián Fogarty as Seiya Armando Coria as Atlas Carlos Segundo as Abel (DVD Dub) Carlos Hugo Hidalgo as Capricorn Shura Chema Lara as Abel (Spain dub) Gonzalo Curiel as Aquarius Camus Héctor Colomé as Ignacio Gijon as Jaow (Spain Dub) Jorge Ornelas as Ikki Jorge Santos as Abel Jose Antonio Macias as Hyoga Juan Antonio Arroyo as Atlas (Spain dub) Luis Alfonso Padilla as Atlas Luis Manuel Martín Díaz as Octavio Rojas as Berenguer Rebeca Patiño as Saori Kido/Athena Ricardo Hill as Shiryu Ricardo Lezama as Libra Dohko Roberto Carrillo as Shun Roberto Molina as Gemini Saga Ruben Leon as Pisces Aphrodite Sergio Castillo as Jaow Teofilo Calle as Dohko de Libra (Spain dub) Vicente Martinez as Saga de Geminis (Spain dub) Victor Delgado as Cancer Deathmask | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Gilberto Baroli Theme Song Performance: Larissa Tassi | Elcio Sodré as Shiryu de Dragão Francisco Brêtas as Hyoga de Cisne Hermes Baroli as Seiya de Pégaso Leonardo Camilo as Ikki de Fênix Ulisses Bezerra as Shun de Andrômeda Armando Tiraboschi as Atlas de Karina (new dub) Cassius Romero as Jaú de Lince Dráusio de Oliveira as Abel Ezio Ramos as Afrodite de Peixes (old dub) Fábio Moura as Shura de Capricórnio Gilberto Baroli as Saga de Gêmeos Letícia Quinto as Saori Kido Luiz Antônio Lobue as Atlas de Karina Sérgio Moreno as Berengue de Koma Berenice Tatá Guarnieri as Afrodite de Peixes (new dub) Araken Saldanha as Mestre Ancião | |||||||
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