Mushrambo (TV)
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Series director: Tetsuo Imazawa Music: Katsumi Horii Original creator: Izumi Todo Character Design: Sachiko Kamimura Art: Animation director: Producer: Sound Effects: Naoto Kobayashi | Minami Takayama as Mushra Yasuhiko Kawatsu as Sago Yuko Minaguchi as Yakumo Naoki Tatsuta as Kutal Tutomi Kashikura as Hakuba Ai Maeda as Aya Hisakawa as Binka Banjou Ginga as Chie Sawaguchi as Sen Fushigi Yamada as Rei Hideyuki Hori as Katorasu (ep 1-2) Hiromi Konno as Kuro (ep 23) Hisao Egawa as Iris Junko Shimakata as Toguru (ep 15-18) Kazuko Sugiyama as Bee Queen (ep 2) Keiko Han as Bird queen Shifenu Kenji Utsumi as Insect king Dokkaku Mami Kingetsu as Runaria (ep 22-26) Mami Koyama as Reptile king Ryuuma Ryusei Nakao as Gyaza Shinobu Satouchi as Garizani Takeshi Aono as Ranankyurasu Toshio Furukawa as Death claw Tsutomu Kashiwakura as Hakuba Yuko Nagashima as Yousei (ep 26) | |||||||
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Script: Music: Jeremy Sweet Executive producer: Eric S. Rollman Producer: Ron Myrick Head Writer: Stephen Apostolina Story Editor: Voice Direction: | David Rogers as Young Mushra Steven Jay Blum as Sago, Golden Mushrambo, Eilis Tom Fahn as Hakuba Tom Gibis as Mushra Bob Pappenbrook as Kutal Brianne Siddall as Sen Dorothy Melendrez as Ray Jamieson Price as Narrator Philece Sampler as Binka Sandy Fox as Este Tom Wyner as Lanancuras Beau Billingslea as Gator Bill Capeze as Caterpillar soldiers Bob Pappenbrook as Bonga Brad MacDonald as Bolt Dan Lorge as Katai David Lodge as Huntari Derek Stephen Prince as Professor Parasite, King Nipper Mari Devon as Queen Bee-Ing Michael Sorich as Darba, Robot Cop Paul St. Peter as King Daku Peggy O'Neal as Yakumo Philece Sampler as Kiri Stephen Apostolina as Daigo Tatsuro Steve Kramer as Katris Tom Wyner as Cairis Wendee Lee as Clip, Rusephine | |||||||
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| (none) | Alexis Thomassian as Mushra Franck Tordjman as Saago Laurence Saquet as Princesse Yakumo Gérard Surugue as Kutal Michel Dodane as narrator | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Jaime Roca (Spain dub) | Carolina Tak as Yamuko Tatsuro (Spain dub) Enzo Fortuny as Mushra (2nd voice) Gabriel Gama as Mushra Jaime Roca as Mushra (Spain dub) Jorge Teixeira as Saago (Spain dub) Jose Gilberto Vilchis as Zaago Juan Carlos Lozano as Kutal (Spain dub) Julia Martínez as Hakuba (Spain dub) Alfredo Martínez as Rey Nipper (Spain dub) Belén Rodríguez as Bolt (Spain dub) Blanca Rada as Ryuma (Spain dub) Carolina Tak as Daniel Lacy as Enterricola (1 cap.) Eugenio Barona as Francisco Andrés Valdivia as Gaby Ugarte as Esty Irwin Daayan as Emperor Ryouma Jaime Roca as Jorge Teixeira as Garizani (Spain dub) José María Carrero as Thinebit (Spain dub) Juan Carlos Lozano as Julia Martínez as Sent (Spain dub) Karla Falcón as Binca Liliana Barba as Yakumo Mariano García as Soldado Oruga 2 (Spain dub) Marta Sáinz as Pepa Agudo as Pilar Dominguez as Rafael Calvo as Raquel Martín as Raul De La Fuente as Cuttal Rene Garcia as Mushrambo, Narrator Eugenio Barona (Spain dub) Francisco Andrés Valdivia (Spain dub) Jaime Roca (Spain dub) Jorge Teixeira (Spain dub) Pepa Agudo (Spain dub) Pilar Dominguez (Spain dub) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Vittorio Stagni Dialogues: Vittorio Amandola Dubbing Assistant: Simona Lorefice Mix: Stefano Morandi | Eleonora Reti as Yakumo Tatsuro Carlo Marini as Davide Perino as Mushra Fabio Boccanera as Mushra Hyperwarrior Stefano Crescentini as Antonella Baldini as Rei Gemma Donati as Binka Laura Boccanera as Lunaria Milvia Bonacini as Estee Tatiana Dessi as Sean | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: Fox Network (Fox Kids Germany) | |||||||
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Translation: Mike Kuyt Voice Direction: Paul van Gorcum | Angelique de Boer as Binka Edward Reekers as Koning Nipper Hetty Heyting as Dieter Jansen Jannemien Cnossen as Esti Jerome Reehuis as Koetal Lex Passchier as Sago/Hyperform van Sago Lucie de Lange as Sam Paul Groot as Both Paul van Gorcum as Koning Darcu Rolf Koster as Mushra/Hyperform van Mushra Smadar Katzin as Yakumo | |||||||
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| (none) | Carol Crespo Simões as Yakumo Renan Freitas as Mushra Henrique Ogalla as Hakuba Paulo Vignolo as Sago Ricardo Juarez as Kutal Alexandre Moreno as Nipper Flávia Saddy as Binka Marcelo Torreão as Gyasa | |||||||
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