Mirai Keisatsu Urashiman (TV)
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Director: Seiji Okuda Script: Storyboard: Takashi Nakamura (26) Music: Shinsuke Kazato Character Design: Takashi Nakamura Art director: Mitsuharu Miyamae Animation director: Takashi Nakamura (13, 33, 26) Background Art: Mitsuharu Miyamae Key Animation: Original story: Hirohisa Soda | Michitaka Kobayashi as Ryuu Urashima Akira Kamiya as Claude Eiji Maruyama as Hyura Kaneto Shiozawa as Ludvich Keiko Yokozawa as Sophia Masako Katsuki as Mya Mayumi Tanaka as Jitanda Tesshô Genda as Stinger Wolf Tooru Oohira as Inspector Gondou | |||||||
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| (none) | Francois Leccia as Super Durand (Ryo) Catherine Lafond as Sophia (eps 1-3,17,18) Claude Dasset as Denise Metmer as Cathy (Wolf's assistant) Francine Laine as Marlène Francis Lax as Claude (first eps) Georges Atlas as Wolf (2nd voice) Gérard Hernandez as Léon the buffoon (2nd voice) Joseph Falcucci as Ludwig (3rd voice) Marc François as Claude Marie-Martine Bisson as Sophia Philippe Ogouz as Sady Rebbot as Ludwig (1st voice) Serge Lhorca as Léon the buffoon (1st voice) | |||||||
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Director Of Dubbing: Maurizio Torresan Theme Song Performance: Marco Destro | Diego Sabre as Ryo Anna Bonel as Aretha Antonio Paiola as Alfa Enrico Bertorelli as Supremo Gabriele Calindri as Claudio Gianfranco Gamba as Ludwig Giorgio Melazzi as Gerolamo Marina Massironi as Sophia Pietro Ubaldi as Giordano | |||||||
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| (none) | Kim Hasper as Ryo Axel Lutter as Generalissimo Fuller Diana Borgwardt as Wild Cat Gerd Holtenau as Dr. Gondo Jan Spitzer as Ludewig Jörg Döring as Stinger Wolf Marie Bierstedt as Sophia Mario von Jascheroff as Claude Stephan Schleberger as Claude Thomas Petruo as Jitanda Tilo Schmitz as Stinger Bear Viola Sauer as Marlene | |||||||
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