Ninja Resurrection (OAV)
Ninja Resurrection (TV) (sequel)
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| Ninja Resurrection - (Anime Essentials) (DVD) 2004-03-16 (from $14.99) |
| Ninja Resurrection (DVD) 2008-06-10 (from $14.99) |
| Ninja Resurrection (DVD) 1999-12-07 (from $17.31) |
| Ninja Resurrection/Blood Reign Double Pack (DVD) 2009-05-12 (from $20.24) |
| Ninja Resurrection (OST) 2003-07-28 (from $2.00) |
| Ninja Resurrection - The Revenge of Jubei (Dub.VHS 1) |
| Ninja Resurrection - The Revenge of Jubei (Sub.VHS 1) |
Director: Yasunori Urata Script: Kensei Date Music: Masamichi Amano Original Manga: Shouko Toba Character Design: Art director: Geki Katsumata Animation director: Original Novel: Futaroh Yamada Art design: Tadayuki Shiroyama Sound director: Kensei Date Executive producer: Producer: Animation: Animation Check: Animation Continuity: Assistan Animation Director: Yoshimi Hashimoto Assistant Supervisor: Kaoru Suzuki Background Art: Color design: Kiyoko Waki Director Of Photograohy: Yoshiaki Yasuhara Editing: Shigeru Nishiyama Finish Check: General Animation Director: Keiichi Satou Illustration In Cooperation With: Gentaro Araki Key Animation: Music producer: Yasuhito Yamaki Produced In Cooperation With: Production: Masayuki Miyashita Production Coordination: Shinji Nukaga Production manager: Recording: Yukio Abe Script In Cooperation With: Kouji Yoshikawa Sound Coordinator: Yasunori Honda Sound Effects: Yasuyuki Konno Special Effects: Hitoshi Yamamoto (Visual Workshop) Special Guest Key Animators: Title Calligraphy: Teigan Tsuda | Ryotaro Okiayu as Shiro Amakusa Tokisada Tesshô Genda as Jubei Yagyu Fumito Yamano as Yagyu Tajimanokami Munenori Kaneto Shiozawa as Tamiya Botaro Kunihiko Yasui as Yui Shosetsu Masuo Amada as Hozoin Inshun Norio Wakamoto as Araki Mataemon Osamu Saka as Musashi Miyamoto Arisa Andou as Ocho Daiki Nakamura as Kanamaru Goro Naya as Mori Soiken Hiroshi Naka as Government Official Ikue Ohtani as Brother Jun Hazumi as Toda Godayu Kaneto Shiozawa as Tamiya Kinryuu Arimoto as Kouji Nakata as Narrator Mari Mashiba as Yataro Maya Okamoto as Michiko Neya as young Ocho Naoki Tatsuta as Iso Senpachi Rie Ootsuka as Sister Ryûzaburô Ôtomo as Date Satoshi Sakura Tange as Onui Takashi Nagasako as Yagyu man Takeshi Aono as Tamio Ohki as Takuan Soho Yoshio Kawai as Musashi's servant Yuji Mikimoto as Yamanaka Tessai | |||||||
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Art director: Laura Gadbois ADR Script: Executive producer: Producer: Matt Greenfield ADR Editor: Charles Campbell Audio Mix & Sound Design: Paul Killam DVD Coordination: Janice Williams DVD Menu Design: Larry Koteff International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Logo Design: Andy Orjuela Packaging Design: Larry Koteff Prodiction Coordinator: Janice Williams Producer & Director: Gary Dehan Production manager: Lisa J. Miller Project Translators: Recording engineer: Charles Campbell Trailer: Dan Rockwell | Gary G. Haddock as Jubei Yagyu Martin Burke as Tokisada Shiro Amakusa Robert Rudie as Musashi Miyamoto Amber Allison as Amy L. Gamber as Bill Wise as Mataemon Araki Charles Campbell as Senpachi Iso David Jones as David R. Jarrott as Justhin Sekiguchi Dax Martinez-Vargas as Douglas Taylor as Edwin Neal as Souiken Mori Ellie McBride as Gary Dehan as James Elliott as Jason Phelps as Shosetsu Yui Jeanette Sieh as Brother in Church Jessica Robertson as John Paul Shepard as Tajima-no-Kami Yagyu Jose Brown as Inshin Ken Webster as Larry Goode as Leah Shirley as Young Ocho Matt Helm as Tom Bartling as Travis Dean as Narrator | |||||||
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| (none) | Luc Boulad as narrateur | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: Locomotion Distributor: Videomax (Mexico) | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: Anime-Virtual | |||||||
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Translation: Niels Viveen | (none) | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: MC Entertainment | |||||||
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