Those Who Hunt Elves (TV)
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Those Who Hunt Elves 2 (TV) (sequel)
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Those Who Hunt Elves DVD 2
Those Who Hunt Elves DVD 1
Those Who Hunt Elves VHS 1
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| Those Who Hunt Elves - Complete Collection (DVD) 2009-07-07 (from $24.79) |
| Those Who Hunt Elves - Ready Set Strip! (DVD 1) 2001-11-13 (from $21.29) |
| Those Who Hunt Elves - Elf Stripping for Fun and Profit (DVD 2) 2002-02-12 (from $21.29) |
| Those Who Hunt Elves - Thinpak Collection (DVD 1-6) 2005-10-25 (from $35.99) |
| Those Who Hunt Elves - Fishy Beginnings (Dub.VHS 1) |
| Those Who Hunt Elves - Fishy Beginnings (Sub.VHS 1) |
Director: Kazuyoshi Katayama Series Composition: Masaharu Amiya Music: Hideki Tsutsumi Original Manga: Yu Yagami Character Design: Keiji Gotoh Animation director: Keiji Gotoh (OP, ED, ep 12) Director of Photography: Motoaki Ikegami Executive producer: Producer: Animation producer: Kenjiro Kawando Color design: Eriko Matsuura Key Animation: Keiji Gotoh (ep 12) Music producer: Masanori Sasaji Production Design: Nobuaki Nagano | Kotono Mitsuishi as Celsia Marie Claire Michie Tomizawa as Airi Komiyama Tomokazu Seki as Junpei Ryuzoj Yuko Miyamura as Ritsuko Inoue Chafurin as Eiko Yamada as Garbera (ep 2) Eriko Kawasaki as Mike Fujiko Takimoto as Blanco (ep 1) Fumihiko Tachiki as Hideaki Ono as old man (ep 8) Hikaru Hanada as Karei Pirate (ep 1) Hiromi Tsuru as Dial (ep 3, 12) Isamu Tanonaka as Old man Elf (ep 10) Issei Miyazaki as man in town (ep 5) Jin Yamanoi as Anago Pirate (ep 1) Kae Araki as Koriina (ep 9) Kanako Tanaka as Romina (ep 8) Kenichi Ogata as Pierre (ep 8) Kousuke Okano as Kumiko Nishihara as Miria (ep 10) Minako Ito as Emy (ep 8) Minami Takayama as Reipia (Ep 4) Misa Watanabe as owner (ep 9) Motomu Kiyokawa as Nobutoshi Hayashi as Yuri (ep 3) Souichiro Hoshi as Waiter (ep 3) Takehito Koyasu as Andy (ep 1) Tomohisa Asou as Shef (ep 1) Tomoko Kawakami as Yuki Masuda as Mandoragora Elf (ep 7) Yuu Yamazaki as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Steven Foster Dubbing Director: Tristan MacAvery (eps 1-4) Art director: Translation: Dan Kanemitsu ADR Script: Executive producer: Producer: Audio Mix: Paul Killam DVD Coordination: Janice Williams DVD Graphics: DVD Producer: David Williams Editing: International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Logo Design: Larry Koteff Packaging Design: Larry Koteff Post-Production Manager: Shelly Thomas Production Assistant: Recording engineer: Sound Design: Paul Killam Subtitle Script: Lowell B. Bartholomee Subtitle Script & Timing: Malinda Talbot Subtitle Timing: Neal Barnes | Andrew Klimko as Junpei Ryuzoj Jessica Calvello as Celsia Marie Claire Kelly Manison as Airi Komiyama Rozanne Curtis as Ritsuko Inoue Aaron Krohn as Alissa Alban as Prosecution Judge Amy Jackson as Emmy Anna Bechtol as Villager Anthony Dorian as Captain Sunfish Bob Elliot as Bishop Ahab Brad Atwell as Guard Brett Weaver as Pirate Hammerhead Carl Marks as Guard Catherine Eisele as Elf Chris Mattsen as Drunk Christopher Bourque as Mike Cynthia Martinez as Dan Rockwell as Guard Daniel Stone as Guard Captain Danny Travis as Martin David Bell as Salmon David LeMaster as Codfish Don'l Johnson as Doug Smith as Gene Landry as Greg Stanley as Octopus Griffin Vance as Barrista Guil Lunde as Heather Bryson LeMaster as Emily Hilary Haag as Hiroko Fukumori as Elf James Bates as Villager Jason Douglas as Arrow Joe Jaworski as Mike John Gremillion as Davidm Pierre John Swasey as Karen Coffer as Keith Brenton as Kelly Jean Beard as Kevin Hinnant as Villager Kim Sevier as Kira Vincent-Davis as Kurt Stoll as Lana Ford as Elf Laura Attwell as Elf Laura Chapman as Rapier Lew Temple as Luci Christian as Malinda Talbot as Caretaker Marcie Corder as Milliea Matt Greenfield as The Mayor Matthew Kelley as Papa Elf Melissa Cybele Sparks as Annette Mike Kleinhenz as Judge Pamela Lauer as Paul Hope as Gild Phil Ross as Randy Sparks as Rebecca Connelly as Rene Rivera as Annette Ricardo Villa as Sparky Rob Bundy as Bishop A Robert Jauregi as Rod Peters as Sara Chamblass as Grace Todd Greenfield as Tom Richards as Travoi Tuttle as Angler | |||||||
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| (none) | Cristina Hernandez as Ritsuko Inoue Dulce Guerrero as Airi Komiyama Enrique Cervantes as Junpei Ryuzouji Romy Mendoza as Celcia Marieclaire Monica Estrada as Annette | |||||||
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| (none) | Dada Carlos as Celsia Marie Claire (ep 1-6) Michiko Azarcon as Celsia Marie Claire (ep 7-12) Montreal Repuyan as Junpei Ryuzoj Rona Aguilar as Ritsuko Inoue Rowena Raganit as Airi Komiyama Grace Cornel as Louie Paraboles as Marvi Medina as Gabriella/Garbera (ep 2) Michiko Azarcon as owner (ep 9) Montreal Repuyan as Rona Aguilar as Rowena Raganit as Emy (ep 8) Vincent Gutierrez as Shumokuzame Pirate (ep 1) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Elcio Sodré Translation: Adriana Caraccio | Affonso Amajones as Junpei Ryuzouji Eleonora Prado as Celcia Marieclaire Luciana Baroli as Ritsuko Inoue Raquel Marinho as Airi Komiyama Suzy Pereira as Annette Denise Reis as Milliea (ep 10) Isabel Cristina de Sá as Jussara Marques as Collena (ep 9) Márcia Regina as Mauro Eduardo as Andy (ep 1) Vanessa Alves as Emily (ep 1) | |||||||
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