Moeyo Ken (OAV)
Kidou Shinsengumi Moeyo Ken (TV)
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| Moeyo Ken (DVD) 2005-01-11 (from $21.29) |
Director: Hideki Tonokatsu Script: Junki Takegami Original creator: Ouji Hiroi Original Character Design: Rumiko Takahashi | Ai Orikasa as Yuko Kondo Haruna Ikezawa as Kaoru Okita Kenji Nojima as Shintaro Yuzuki Naoko Matsui as Toshie Hijikata Chisa Yokoyama as Ryunosuke Sakamoto Mayumi Tanaka as Nekomaru Yoshiko Sakakibara as Oryo | |||||||
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ADR Director: Charles Campbell ADR Script: Elena Carillo Executive producer: Producer: Creative Director: DVD Coordination: Anthony Benavides Editing: International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Mix: Paul Killam Packaging & DVD Graphics: Russell Etchen Post-Production Manager: Shelly Thomas Production: Andrew Kent Production Assistant: Project Translator: Jason Bowhay Senior Translator: Shoko Oono Sound Design: Paul Killam Subtitle Script & Timing: | Jenny Larson as Yuko Kondo Jessica Schwartz as Kaoru Okita Josh Meyer as Shintaro Yuzuki Laurie Gallardo as Toshie Hijikata Andrea Osborne as Oryou Bill Wise as Sakon Edwin Neal as Nekomaru Elena Carillo as Evan Slack as Ryunosuke Sakamoto Gray G. Haddock as Ukon Tanaka Jessica Schwartz as Seiryuu Karen Swansen as Suzaku Meg Bauman as Kiyomi Watase Shannon Grounds as Miki Saotome Steve Metz as Gennai Hiraga Bill Wise as English Gentleman (Ep. 1) Charles Campbell as Shutendouji (Ep. 4) David R. Jarrott as Mohei Yamazaki (Ep. 1, 4) Doug Smith as Policeman A (Ep. 1, 4) Edwin Neal as Gozu the Great King (Ep. 2) Elena Carillo as Makoto Sumiya (Ep. 1) Grant James as Genzou Iwaguro (Ep. 3) Ron Berry as Policeman B (Ep. 1, 4) Scot Friedman as Swordsman (Ep. 1) | |||||||
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