Zenki (TV)
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| Related releases: |
| Zenki - Saga 1 (DVD 1) 2001-09-25 |
| Zenki - Saga 2 (DVD 2) 2002-02-26 (from $31.96) |
| Zenki - Saga 3 (DVD 3) 2002-10-29 (from $31.96) |
| Zenki - Saga 4 (DVD 4) 2003-09-30 (from $35.99) |
Director: Junji Nishimura Screenplay: Ryota Yamaguchi Episode Director: Hiroyuki Yokoyama (ep 14) Music: Goji Tsuno Original creator: Character Design: Hideyuki Motohashi Art director: Toshiyuki Koyama Animation director: Hiroyuki Okuno (ep 33) Director of Photography: Naoto Fujikura Executive producer: Tetsu Ijichi Producer: Animation: Animation Check: Animation producer: Masahiro Toyozumi Background Art: Color Selection: Takeshi Mochida Drawing Director: Hideyuki Motohashi Editing: Editing Director: Seiji Morita Effects: Yasufumi Yoda Ending Animation: Hiroyuki Okuno Finishing: Layout: Junnji Nishimura Mixing: Kunio Kuwabara Opening Animation: Photography: Principal Drawing: Producer/Music: Tatsuya Mukai Production Coordination: Makoto Ito Production Secretary: Katsuya Shirai Publicity: Reiko Moji Recording Director: Kazuhiro Wakabayashi Series Planning: Series Structure: Ryota Yamaguchi Special Effects: Takeshi Saito Theme Song Performance: | Chisa Yokoyama as Chiaki Enno Juurouta Kosugi as Zenki (big) Kappei Yamaguchi as Little Zenki Eiji Maruyama as Bonze Jukai Keiichi Nanba as Glen Kiyoyuki Yanada as Sohma Miki Megumi Ogata as Akira/Goki Shigezou Sasaoka as Goura Sho Saito as Saki Enno Yuji Ueda as Kuribayashi Yuri Amano as Karuma Akemi Okamura as Sayaka Ei Mayama as Mad Cow (Ep 20) Ikue Ohtani as Ako Kan Tokumaru as The Golden Dragon Kazuya Ichijou as Inugamiro Kei Hayami as Otsubone Koji Ishizaka as Narration Kouji Tsujitani as Kagetora(Set 3 & 4) Makot Tsumura as Amano Makoto Tsumura as Amano Megumi Ogata as Anju Minami Takayama as Kazue Hayami Mitsuki Yayoi as Koin (Ep 18-20) Miyuki Hiragi as Hitomi Naoki Makishima as Trial athelte Toshihiko Nakajima as The Seed Of Evil Yasuo Iwata as Kukai (Ep 19-21) Yuko Hirahara as Tsuchiya Yuri Amano as Lulupapa | |||||||
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ADR Director: Ruben Arvizu Translation: Executive producer: John Sirabella Associate Editor: Beth Salem Associate producer: Sam Liebowitz Graphic Design: Merideth Mulroney Production manager: Scott Marchfeld Production Supervision: Re-Recording & Post-Mix Engineer: | Michelle Ruff as Chiaki Enno Peter Doyle as Zenki (Little) Robert Buchholz as Zenki (Big) Catherine Luciani as Saki Enno Dan Lorge as Hiromaki the Seer(Set 3 & 4) Doug Stone as Bonze Jukai Jeff Nimoy as Kuribayashi Jessica Gee as Karuma Joshua Seth as Akira/Goki(Set 3 & 4) Michael Sorich as Sohma Miki Richard Epcar as Gaula Steve Staley as Roh(Set 3 & 4) Alice Farinas as Sayaka Dan Lorge as Dorothy Melendrez as Doug Stone as Edward Villa as Kagetora(Set 3 & 4) Ellyn Stern as Hiroshi's Mother Grant George as Misc. Monsters Jeff Nimoy as Sunichi Jessica Gee as Lia Sargent as Michael Sorich as Enno Ozuno Peter Doyle as Guren Richard Epcar as Robert Buchholz as Stephanie Sheh as Sayako | |||||||
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| (none) | Alma Wilhelme as Cherry Night (Chiaki Enno) Jose Luis Reza as Zenki (Big) Victor Ugarte as Zenki (Little) Angela Villanueva as Abuela Saki (Grandmother Saki) Eduardo Garza as Jorge Ornelas as Soma Miki Ricardo Lezama as Jukai Alfonso Ramirez as Sr. Gondo (1 ep) Armando Réndiz as Catalina Múzquiz as Sra. Karma Daniel Abundis as Kagetora Elena Ramirez as Jesus Barrero as Glen Jorge Ornelas as Salesman (1 ep) Lourdes Morán as Chupa sangre (Blood sucker) (1 ep) Martha Ceceña as Sayaka Xochitl Ugarte as Chiaki's friend | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Danny Mandia | Arnold Abad as Zenki (big) Aya Bejer as Cherry Nai (Chiaki Enno) Katherine Masilungan as Chiaki Enno (redubbed) Miles Sanchez as Zenki (little) Noel Escondo as Zenki (little - redubbed) Robert Brillantes as Zenki (big) (redubbed) Yvette Tagura as Lola Saki Benjie Dorango as Frances Ignacio as Kazue Hayami Irish Labay as Kazue Hayami (redubbed) Margo Borgona as Anju Ryan Ang as kuribayashi (redubbed) Sherwin Revestir as Karuma (redubbed) Susan Lemon as as Karuma, Anji, Sayaka, Inu | |||||||
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