Slayers Try (TV)
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Director: Takashi Watanabe Music: Osamu Tezuka Original story: Hajime Kanzaka Character Design: Naomi Miyata Art director: Hidetsugu Nakahara Character Conceptual Design: Rui Araizumi Sound director: Sadayoshi Fujino Executive producer: Tsuguhiko Kadokawa Producer: Adjustments: Kohei Oishi Animation: Animation producer: Shuichi Okada Cinematic Director: Shigeo Kamiyama Color Determination: Wayuri Ohta Design: Kazuto Imanishi Effects: Hidenori Arai Key Animation: Keiji Gotoh (ep 6) Monster Design: Kenji Teraoka Series Design: Sound Engineering: Keiko Hoshida (Cruise) Theme Song Performance: Megumi Hayashibara (OP/ED) | Hikaru Midorikawa as Zelgadiss Graywords Masami Suzuki as Ameria Wil Tesla Saillune Megumi Hayashibara as Lina Inverse Yasunori Matsumoto as Gourry Gabriev Akira Ishida as Xelloss Houko Kuwashima as Filia ul Copt Wataru Takagi as Valgarv Chafurin as Almeis Akira Ishida as Kerel (ep 17) Hiroshi Yanaka as Sirius Hisao Egawa as Kurabos Megumi Hayashibara as Lila (ep 17) Reiko Takagi as Palu Takumi Yamazaki as Jillas Yukimasa Kishino as Yukitoshi Hori as Erulogos | |||||||
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ADR Director: Translation: Neil Nadelman Executive producer: ADR Engineer: Jim Malone ADR Producer: Dubbing Coordinator: Karel Havle Dubbing Manager: Christopher Sippel DVD Coordination: Tom Wayland Mix Engineer: Dan Rich Script Adaptation: | Crispin Freeman as Zelgadis Graywords Eric Stuart as Gourry Gabriev Lisa Ortiz as Lina Inverse Veronica Taylor as Amelia Wil Tesla Seyruun David Moo as Xellos Scottie Ray as Valgaav Tara Jayne as Filia Ul Copt Addie Blaustein as Anthony Salerno as Eric Stuart as Man C Frank Frankson as Frank Green as Prince Marco J. David Brimmer as James Snider as Jill Seifers as Anna Jimmy Zoppi as Josh Mosby as King of Alto Lisa Ortiz as Mei the Swan Nathan Price as Rachael Lillis as Robert O'Gorman as Supreme Elder Scottie Ray as Tara Jayne as Veronica Taylor as Vinnie Penna as Palou | |||||||
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| (none) | François Creton as Gourry Gabriev Léa Gabrielle as Amelia Pierre-François Pistorio as Zelgadis Tarik Mehani as Zelos Véronique Uzureau as Lina Inverse | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Daniel Sánchez (Spain dub) | Amelia Jara as Amelia (Spain dub) Carlos Arrariz as Zelgadys Greywords Daniel Sánchez as Zelgadis (Spain dub) Jhaidy Barboza as Lina Inverse Juan Logar Jr. as Gourry Gabriev (Spain dub) Juan Carlos Vazquez as Gourry Gabriev Luis Carreño as Xellos Metallium Marta Sáinz as Lina Inverse (Spain dub) Amelia Jara as Philia Ul Copt (Spain dub) Carmen Olarte as Amelia Enrique J. Lles as Xellos (Spain dub) Juan Logar Jr. as Valgaav (Spain dub) Amelia Jara as Daniel Sánchez as Enrique J. Lles as Iván Jara as Kerel (Spain dub) Juan Logar Jr. as Marta Sáinz as Daniel Sánchez (Spain dub) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Federico Danti Dialogues: Benedetta Brugia Theme Song Performance: Cristina D'Avena | Claudio Moneta as Zelgadis Diego Sabre as Guido Emanuela Pacotto as Rina Inverse Federica Valenti as Amelia , Principessa di Sailoon Debora Magnaghi as Filia Patrizio Prata as Vargarv Simone D'Andrea as Zeross Alfredo Danti as Saggi del regno dei draghi Antonio Paiola as Elragos Federico Danti as Gianfranco Gamba as Ziras Mario Zucca as Armeice Pietro Ubaldi as Filiberto , Principe di Sailoon Tony Fuochi as Gurabos Vittorio Bestoso as Saggi del regno dei draghi | |||||||
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| (none) | Florian Halm as Zelgadis Greywords Hubertus von Lerchenfeld as Gourry Gabriev Sabine Bohlmann as Amelia Vil Tesla Sailoon Shandra Schadt as Lina Inverse Butz Combrinck as Xellos Elisabeth Günther as Philia Manfred Erdmann as Almyce Nico Macoulis as Valgaav Claus Brockmeyer as Sirius Gudo Hoegel as Gravos Kai Taschner as Jillas Norbert Gastell as Golden Dragon Elder Oliver Stritzel as Gaav der Chaos Drache (in flashback) Tommi Piper as Philionel El Di Sailoon Ulf Söhmisch as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Arlene Bacay (Alta Productions Dub) Script: Arlene Bacay (Alta Productions Dub) Translation: Arlene Bacay (Alta Productions Dub) | Ely Martin as Gourry Gabriev (GMA Dub & QTV Dub) Filipina Pamintuan as Lina Inverse (GMA Dub & QTV Dub) Jefferson Utanes as Katherine Masilungan as Lina Inverse (redubbed) Klariz Magboo as Ameria Wil Tesla Saillune (GMA Dub & QTV Dub) Candice Arellano as Filia ul Copt (GMA Dub & QTV Dub) John Hendrix as Valgarv (GMA Dub & QTV Dub) Mark Aspiras as Xelloss (Alta Productions Dub) Rowena Benavidez as Filia Ul Copt (redubbed) Arlene Bacay as Lila (Half-Girl Half-Fish, ep.17) Filipina Pamintuan as Palu (GMA Dub & QTV Dub) Jefferson Utanes as Kerel (Man Turned Fish, ep.17) Jo Anne Orobia as Amelia Joe Spinner as John Hendrix as Erulogos (GMA Dub & QTV Dub) maynard llames as Zelgadis Roger Aquino as Prince Philionel el de Saillune (GMA Dub & QTV Dub) | |||||||
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| (none) | Alexandre Marconato as Zelgadiss Alfredo Rollo as Gaudi Gabriev Fernanda Bulara as Ameria Letícia Quinto as Rina Inverse Sandra Mara as Fillia Ulisses Bezerra as Valgav Wendel Bezerra as Xellos | |||||||
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