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Director: Fumitomo Kizaki Scenario: Yasuyuki Muto Script: Yasuyuki Muto Music: Kou Nakagawa Character Design: Michinori Chiba Original Novel: Futaroh Yamada Sound director: Yoku Shioya Director of Photography: Kenji Fujita Producer: Assistant director: Yukio Nishimoto Assistant producer: Misato Kaneko Color design: Takae Iijima Manga Adaptation: Masaki Segawa Production Assistant: Ryuunosuke Abo Prop Design: Satoshi Ishino Theme Song Arrangement: Takahiro Iida (ED1/ED2) Theme Song Composition: Takahiro Iida (ED1/ED2) Theme Song Lyrics: Nana Mizuki (ED1/ED2) Theme Song Performance: | Kousuke Toriumi as Kouga Gennosuke Nana Mizuki as Iga Oboro Atsushi Imaruoka as Jimushi Jyubei Katsuhiro Kitagawa as Kasumi Gyoubu Katsui Taira as Udono Josuke Ken Uo as Amayo Jingoro Kenji Utsumi as Nenki Mino Misa Watanabe as Akeginu Ryuusaku Chidiwa as Kazamachi Shogen Sho Hayami as Yakushiji Tenzen Takeshi Aono as Azuki Rousai Wataru Hatano as Chikuma Koshirou Yasushi Miyabayashi as Muroga Hyouma Youji Ueda as Kisaragi Saemon Fumihiko Tachiki as Hattori Hanzo Haruka Kimura as Hisako Kyouda as Ogen Izumi Koike as Kunichiyo Kimiko Saito as Ofuku Kiyoshi Kobayashi as Kouga Danjo Kouzou Mita as Palanquin Bearer A Miyuki Sawashiro as Mugihito as Tenkai Nankobo Naoki Yanagi as Yashamaru Norio Wakamoto as Yagyu Munenori Risa Hayamizu as Kagerou Tomato Akai as Kasumi Gyoubu (young) Tomokazu Sugita as Hattori Kyouhachirou Tooru Oohira as Tokugawa Ieyasu Wataru Hatano as Kouga Danjo (young) Yasushi Miyabayashi as Narrator Yuu Urata as Palanquin Bearer B | |||||||
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ADR Director: Tyler Walker Script: Translation: Clyde Mandelin Executive producer: Gen Fukunaga Producer: ADR Engineer: Assistant Talent Coordinator: Scott Garner DVD Authoring: DVD Compression: DVD Editor: Jeremy Jimenez DVD Menu Audio: Matt Chaney DVD Menu Design: TJ Larson DVD Producer: Clarine Harp DVD Quality Control: Editing: Line Producer: Mike McFarland Logo Animation: Chas Naylor Mix Engineer: Neal Malley Production Assistant: Susie Nixon (Viridian) Script Supervisor: Jacqueline Gilbert Subtitling: Talent Coordinator: Tara Williams | Laura Bailey as Iga Oboro Troy Baker as Kouga Gennosuke Chris Cason as Kazamachi Shogen Christopher R. Sabat as Kasumi Gyobu Eric Vale as Jimushi Jyubei J Paul Slavens as Amayo Jingoro Jason Liebrecht as Kisaragi Saemon Jennifer Seman as Akeginu Jeremy Inman as Udono Josuke Jim Johnson as Mino Nenki John Burgmeier as Chikuma Koshiro Mark Stoddard as Yakushiji Tenzen R. Bruce Elliot as Azuki Rousai Alison Viktorin as Takechiyo (Ep. 18) Andy Mullins as Nankoubou Tenkai Bill Jenkins as Narrator Brandon Potter as Guard (Ep. 22-23) Brice Armstrong as Lord Ieyasu Brina Palencia as Young Gyobu (ep 15) Cole Brown as Guard (Ep. 23) Colleen Clinkenbeard as Craig Dvorak as Guard (Ep. 22-23) Daniel Penz as Kasumi Renbu Doug Burks as Guard (Ep. 23) Ed Blaylock as Yagyu Munenori Grant James as Kouga Danjo Greg Dulcie as Hattori Hanzo Ian Sinclair as Guard (Ep. 23) Jamie Marchi as Young Ogen Jason Douglas as Guard (Ep. 23) Jerry Russell as Guard (Ep. 23) John Gremillion as Muroga Hyoma Juli Erickson as Iga Ogen Justin Cook as Yashamaru Kenny Green as Guard (Ep. 23) Kyle Hebert as Hanzo The First Laurie Steele as Oeyo (Ep. 18) Luci Christian as Young Gennosuke (ep 16) Majken Kunishima as Piper Boy (Ep. 14-15, 17) Matthew Thompkins as Young Danjo Mike McFarland as Monica Rial as Okoi Orion Pitts as Palanquin Bearer B (ep 3) Pam Dougherty as Lady Ofuku Precious Hill as Kagero's Mother (Ep. 11) Robert Colin as Guard (Ep. 22-23) Robert McCollum as Kyouhachiro Hattori Scott Porter as Ninja A (Ep. 11) Stephanie Young as Kagero Trina Nishimura as Piper Boy (ep 14-15) Tyler Walker as Sagenta | |||||||
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ADR Director: Jacques Albaret Adaptation: Theme Song Performance: Séverine Nells (All themes) | Anatole de Bodinat as Kouga Gennosuke Florence Le Corne as Iga Oboro Marc Wyseur as Saemon Patrick Noerie as Mino Nenki Agnès Manoury as Akaginu Caroline Victoria as Hatarubi Emmanuel Gradi as Tenzen Fabien Jacquelin as Koshiro Francoise Escobar as Okoi Jacques Albaret as Hyoma Jean-Bernard Guillard as Gyobu Olivier Angèle as Rosai Pascal Casanova as Jingoro Pascale Chemin as Kagero | |||||||
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Translation: Angel Manuel Ibañez (Spain dub) Casting Assistant: Maite Guedes | José Antonio Cerdan as Gennosuke Kouga (Spain dub) luis miguel perez as Gennosuke Kouga Pilar Mora as Oboro Iga (Spain dub) Maite Guedes as Okoi Angel del Río as Daniel Albiac as Yakushiji Tenzen (Spain dub) Lidia Camino as Ogen (anciana) (Spain dub) Luis Pérez Pons as Ieyasu Tokugawa Maria Rosa Guillén as Kagerou (Spain dub) Tasio Alonso as Jingoro (Spain dub) Oscar Redondo (Spain dub) Susana Damas (Spain dub) | |||||||
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| (none) | Gabriele Pietermann as Oboro Iga Stefan Günther as Gennosuke Koga Andrea Wick as Ogen (jung) Andreas Borcherding as Saemon Kisaragi Christian Schult as Nenki Mino Fred Maire as Azuki Rousai Ingeborg Solbrig as Ogen (alt) Johannes Raspe as Chikuma Koshirou Simone Brahmann as Akeginu Ben Müchow as Yashamaru Caroline Combrinck as Okoi Christian Mey as Tenkai Nankobo Christoph Jablonka as Yosuke Udono Claus-Peter Damitz as Dieter Memel as Erzähler Gerhard Jilka as Shogen Kazamachi Jörg Stuttman as Jingoro Amayo Kai Taschner as Hattori Hanzo, der Erste Kathrin Gaube as Hotarubi Manfred Erdmann as Danjo Kôga (old) Manfred Trilling as Hattori Hanzo Melanie Manstein as Kagero Michael Vogtmann as Munenori Yagyu Ole Pfennig as Jubei Jimushi Thomas Albus as Ulf Söhmisch as Ieyasu Tokugawa Walter von Hauff as Tenzen Yakushiji | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: space power | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: Mega-Anime | |||||||
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Luciana Baroli as Oboro Iga Mauro Eduardo as Gennosuke Kouga Cassius Romero as Amayo Jingoro César Marchetti as Udono Josuke Fábio Moura as Yakushiji Tenzen Gilberto Baroli as Kazamachi Shogen (2nd voice - flashback) Guilherme Lopes as Ivo Roberto as Nenki Mino Márcia Regina as Akeginu Ricardo Sawaya as Muroga Hyouma Sérgio Corsetti as Chikuma Koshirou Suzy Pereira as Hotarubi Afonso Amajones as Hattori Hanzo Angelica Santos as Okoi Antônio Moreno as Ieyasu Tokugawa Isaura Gomes as Ogen Iga Marcelo Pissardini as Jimushi Jyubei Marco Antonio Abreu as Narrador Raquel Marinho as Ogen Iga (jovem) Ricardo Sawaya as Danjo Kouga (jovem) Sandra Mara as Kagerou Ulisses Bezerra as Yashamaru | ||||||||
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