Devil Lady (TV)
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| Related releases: |
| Devil Lady - Complete Collection (DVD) 2004-07-06 |
| Devil Lady - The Gathering (DVD 4) 2003-05-13 (from $0.67) |
| Devil Lady - The Purging (DVD 5) 2003-06-24 (from $3.00) |
| Devil Lady - The Victorious (DVD 6) 2003-08-05 (from $3.00) |
| Devilman Lady - The Awakening (DVD 1) 2003-01-07 |
| Devilman Lady - The Becoming (DVD 2) 2003-02-18 (from $23.98) |
| Devilman Lady - The Strengthening (DVD 3) 2003-04-01 (from $4.99) |
Director: Toshiki Hirano Script: Storyboard: Music: Toshiyuki Watanabe Original creator: Go Nagai Character Design: Shinobu Nishioka Art director: Toru Koga Animation director: Sound director: Katsuyoshi Kobayashi Director of Photography: Motoaki Ikegami Producer: Color Coordination: Kumiko Nakayama Design: Satoshi Ishino Editing: Masatoshi Tsurubuchi Guest Character Design: Toshimitsu Kobayashi (ep 14-26) Monster Design: Hiroshi Maruyama (cooperation) Monster Designs: Masahiko Yoda Music producer: Hideyuki Fujii Planning: Yashima Tokuhara Production manager: Yudo Ohishi Series Creator: Chiaki J. Konaka Sound Effects: Masakazu Yokoyama Special Effects: Yoshimi Hayashi Theme Song Performance: | Junko Iwao as Jun Fudou/Devilman Lady Kaoru Shimamura as Ran Asuka Arisa Ogasawara as Ninomiya Tomoe Ayaka Takano as Mayu Yuasa Eiichiro Suzuki as Sakazawa Shiro Houchu Ohtsuka as Algoth Jun Karasawa as Harpy Kazunori Ishizuka as Seta Katsumi Kazusa Murai as Kazumi Takiura Kishô Taniyama as Takai Kouji Ishii as Director Mami Koyama as Satoru Megumi Ogata as Aoi Kurosaki (ep. 5) Mitsuki Saiga as Mitsuru Miyamoto as Sonobe Otoya Nao Takamori as model 1 Naoya Uchida as Yuasa Tatsuya Ryouichi Tanaka as Takeshi Ryusei Nakao as Jason Bates Sayaka Ohara as Asakawa Eri Seiko Fujiki as Sonobe Mamiko Shigekazu Saitou as Yamazaki Masayoshi Shigeru Ushiyama as Production Manager Souichirou Tanaka as Tawada Takumi Yamazaki as Maeda Kiyoshi Yoshinori Horiuchi as Hirokawa Kuni Yuko Minaguchi as Konno Hitomi Yurika Hino as Oda Noriko Yutaka Yae as Takase Ichirou | |||||||
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ADR Director: Charles Campbell Art director: Ruby Halipoto ADR Script: Elena Carrillo Executive producer: Producer: DVD Coordination: Janice Williams DVD Graphics: Chris Hawley DVD Producer: David Williams Editing: International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Post-Production Manager: Shelly Thomas Production Assistant: Project Translator: Shoko Oono Recording engineer: Charles Campbell Subtitle Script & Timing: Neal Barnes | Lauren Zinn as Takae Shawn Sides as Jun Fudou / Devil Lady Adam Dudley as Wolver Bill Finklea as Grandfather Bill Wise as Otoya Sonobe Britt Baker as Kiyoshi Meada Camille Chen as Kazumi Charles Campbell as Clint Campbell as Coroner Colby Mantooth as Hirokawa David Jones as Edwin Neal as Elia Nichols as Ellie McBride as Manako Sonobe Eric Abbott as Takase (2) Eric Henshaw as Masayoshi Yamazaki Gregory Santiago as Tawada Heather Kafka as Noriko J. Hudson Brownlee as Jason Bates J. Shannon Weaver as Satoru Jeanette Sieh as Mayu Yuasa Jeff Catlin as Haz Mat Jessica Schwartz as Joey Hood as Takeshi Maki Jose Brown as Kimball Lainie Frasier as Larissa Wolcott as Chika Laura Bussinger as Aoi Kurosaki Laura Rankin as Lisa Talev as Mayu Lowell B. Bartholomee as Meg Bauman as Chiyoko Nathan Parsons as Kid Robert Kraft as Shiro Sakazawa Robert S. Fisher as Newscaster Ryan Rutledge as Tatsuya Yuasa Ryan Wickerham as Samantha Inoue-Harte as Flame Monster/Nurse Sascha Tunney as Hitomi Konno Siân Rees-Cleland as Lan Asuka Steve Flanagin as Tanaka Steve Sanders as Beast | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Translation: Motoko Iwasaki Executive producer: Francesco Di Sanzo Dialogues: Dubbing Assistant: Mix: Davide Porro Video Postproduction: Paolo Quadrelli | Stella Musy as Jun Fudo/Devil Lady Francesca Fiorentini as Asuka Ran Letizia Ciampa as Kazumi Takiura Marco De Risi as Tatsuya Yuasa Maurizio Reti as Masayoshi Yamazaki Deborah Ciccorelli as Izumi Domitilla D'Amico as Takae Emanuela Amato as Masami Enrico Di Troia as Sakazawa Gemma Donati as Chika Ilaria Giorgino as Mayu Laura Cosenza as Satoru Micaela Incitti as Misa Mirko Mazzanti as Beiz Perla Liberatori as Kyoko Riccardo Deodati as Seta Stefano Billi as Maeda Stefano Crescentini as Takeshi | |||||||
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