Dragon Warrior (TV)
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Director: Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Original Character Design: Akira Toriyama Character Design: Hiroshi Kanazawa Animation director: Series Organization: Takashi Yamada Theme Song Performance: | Masako Katsuki as Tiara Tohru Furuya as Abel Keaton Yamada as Yanack Takeshi Watanabe as Baramos Toshiharu Sakurai as Mokomoko Yuko Mita as Daisy Chie Satou as Abel (young) Daisuke Gouri as Dodonga Hidekatsu Shibata as Wizard Moore Hirohiko Kakegawa as Ortega (young) Hiroshi Ohtake as Zanack (1st) Hirotaka Suzuoki as Baharata Junko Shimakata as Kaka Katsuji Mori as Jikido Kenji Utsumi as Ortega Miyoko Aoba as Chichi Naoki Tatsuta as Zanack (2nd) Nobutoshi Hayashi as Prince Frank Ryo Horikawa as Adonis Takeshi Aono as Rudolph Tomoko Naka as Sara Yumi Touma as Gome | |||||||
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Music: Executive producer: Jerald E. Bergh Associate producer: Eric S. Rollman Music Editor: Nick Carr Music producer: Andrew Dimitroff Story Editor: Robert V. Barron Supervising Producer: Winston Richard Voice Direction: Doug Parker | Michael Donovan as Abel Richard Newman as Wizard Moore Gary Chalk as Jim Byrnes as Aliahan Guard #2 | |||||||
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