Gegege no Kitarō (TV 4/1996)
Related anime:
Gegege no Kitarō: Daikaijū (movie) (1996-07-06, sequel)
Gegege no Kitarō: Obake Nighter (movie) (sequel)
Gegege no Kitarō: Yōkai Tokkyū! Maboroshi no Kisha (movie) (sequel)
Gegege no Kitarō (TV 5/2007) (2007-04-01, remake)
Gegege no Kitarō: Nippon Bakuretsu!! (movie) (sequel)
Hakaba Kitarō (TV)
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Series director: Daisuke Nishio Director: Script: Shun-ichi Yukimuro Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Kaoru Wada Original creator: Shigeru Mizuki Character Design: Art director: Animation director: Art design: Mataji Urata Planning: Production manager: Theme Song Arrangement: Ukadan Theme Song Composition: Taku Izumi (OP, ED) Theme Song Lyrics: Shigeru Mizuki (OP, ED) Theme Song Performance: Ukadan (OP, ED1, ED2) | Youko Matsuoka as Kitaro Chinami Nishimura as Neko Musume (Cat-Girl) Daisuke Gouri as Emi Uwagawa as Azuki-Babaa (2nd) Ginzo Matsuo as Azuki-togi (2nd) Hidekatsu Shibata as Enma-Daiou Hirohiko Kakegawa as Yagyou-san (1st) Hisako Tatsyo as Azuki-Babaa (1st) Isamu Tanoka as Kitaro's father Isamu Tanonaka as Medama Oyaji (Pops Eyeball) Jouji Yanami as Ido-Sennin Junpei Takiguchi as Kurokami-kiri (ep 112) Kappei Yamaguchi as Nopperabou Kazuya Nakai as Keiko Yamamoto as Sunakake Baba (Granny Scatter-Sand) Konami Yoshida as Yoshie (child, ep 59) Konomi Maeda as Yuuko Murakami Kôzô Shioya as Konaki Jiji (Grandpa Crybaby) Makiko Ohmoto as Yobuko (ep 92) Mami Matsui as Shouta Suzuki Masaharu Satou as Yagyou-san (3rd) Naoki Tatsuta as Noriko Uemura as Yobuko Reiko Mutoh as Sachi (ep 30) Shigeru Chiba as Nezumi Otoko (Rat-man) Shiho Niiyama as female (ep 7) Shinobu Satouchi as Azuki-Hakari (1st) Shozo Iizuka as Kani-Boushu (1st) Takeshi Kusao as Kasa-bake (1st) Tomomichi Nishimura as Ukadan as Themselves (ep 33) Wataru Takagi as Azuki-Hakari (2nd) Yasuhiko Kawazu as Yasunori Masutani as Wanyuudou (3rd) Yukimasa Kishino as Wanyuudou (2nd) Yûsuke Numata as Jun Tanimoto | |||||||
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Music Director: Sylvia Garcel Theme Song Performance: Javier Rivero (OP & ED) | Kalimba Marichal as Kitaro Benjamin Rivera as Hombre Rata (Nezumi Otoko) Liza Willert as Anciana de las Arenas (Sunakake Baba) Belinda Martinez as Tela Voladora (Sunakake Baba) Circe Luna as Niña Gato (Neko Musume) Cony Madera as Yuko Jose Luis Reza as Anciano llorón (Konaki Jiji) Marcos Patiño as Sr. Kito (1 ep) Sylvia Garcel as Ojo viviente (Medama Oyaji) Vanessa Garcel as Eri (1 ep) | |||||||
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