Tank Knights Portriss (TV)
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Director: Series Composition: Shinzo Fujita Story Editor: Junichi Iioka | Chafurin as Dual Rose Ayaka Yamashita as Yamabuki Chika Sakamoto as Maruko Daisuke Kishio as Multikokopa Fujiko Takimoto as Toto Fumihiko Tachiki as Catapult Kata Hidekatsu Shibata as Alta Hideyuki Umezu as Gizares Hiroaki Hirata as Ranza Espa Hiroshi Iwasaki as Oneida Hiroshi Kamiya as Dual Carry Hisashi Izumi as Houchu Ohtsuka as Libel Negross Jouji Nakata as Jackel Junichi Endou as Haruto Juurouta Kosugi as Black Demon Dragon Katsuhiko Kawamoto as Blue Dragon Katsuhisa Houki as Gelt Kazuya Tatekabe as Pappalardi Keiichi Nanba as Floyd Kenichi Ogata as Olden Kenji Utsumi as Jerid Kenta Miyake as Cannon Gum Kenyuu Horiuchi as Chapek Kimiko Saito as Moegi Kouki Miyata as Aio Masashi Ebara as Mantled Mantis Masato Amada as Pose Baiyut Mina Meguro as Laser Pasama Mitsuaki Madono as Agenda Gamii Naoko Matsui as Rumi Shishido as Lala Ryoko Gi as Geen Ryoko Shiraishi as Yuuma Ryûzaburô Ôtomo as Granda Sachiko Kojima as Claire Dan Shigeru Chiba as Kin Baltic Shunsuke Sakuya as White Tiger Sousuke Komori as Astash Takaya Hashi as Dark Portriss Takuma Takewaka as Cross Dagger Tesshô Genda as Linas Tetsuo Goto as Salkov Tohru Furuya as Machet (ep 30) Tomoka Kuzutani as Asaki Toshio Furukawa as Fleem Bonbero Unshou Ishizuka as File Hook Yuji Ueda as Secoingar Yutaka Aoyama as Main Spoken Yuu Sugimoto as Ion Elga Yuuichi Nagashima as Galburo | |||||||
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Produer: Hongjoon Cho | Animation Production: Dongwoo Animation Broadcaster: | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: Hero | |||||||
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| (none) | Licensed by: Top-Insight International Co., Ltd. | |||||||
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