Michael SORICH
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Staff in:
(English version)
B-Legend! Battle Bedaman (TV) : Script, Story Editor, Voice Direction
Bleach (TV) : Adaptation, Voice Direction
Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo (TV) : ADR Director, Adaptation (season 1), Story Editor
Cyborg 009 The Cyborg Soldier (TV) : ADR Director
Digimon Adventure (TV) : Director
Digimon Adventure 02 (TV) : Script
Digimon Frontier (TV) : Script, Voice Direction
Digimon Tamers (TV) : Script
Duel Masters (TV) : Voice Direction (season 2.0)
Idaten Jump (TV) : Script (Ep. 7, 14, 18, 22, 26), Story Editor, Voice Direction
Mon Colle Knights (TV) : Story Editor, Voice Direction
Mushrambo (TV) : Script, Voice Direction
Shin chan (TV) : ADR Director (phuuz)
Staff in:
(English version)
(under the name of John Holmes)
(The) Ring (live-action movie) : First Assistant Camera
Cast in:
(English version)
Ai to Yuuki no Pig Girl Tonde Buurin (TV) as Ken Carlen
Akira (movie) (Animaze dub)
Appleseed (movie) as Bar Troublemaker; Elder; Soldier
Armitage III (OAV) as Train Driver
Armitage III Polymatrix (movie)
Ayakashi Ayashi: Ayashi Divine Comedy (OAV) as Tamahei
B-Legend! Battle Bedaman (TV) as Ababa, Vinnie
Bakuto Sengen Daigunder (TV) as Daigunder
Battle Athletes Victory (TV) as Ando (ep 22)
Black Jack (OAV)
Black Jack The Movie
Black Magic M-66 (OAV)
Bleach (TV) as Don Kanonji; Dondochakka Bilstin; Fishbone D (Ep. 1); Heita Momoyama (Ep. 134); Kendo Teacher (Ep. 6); Tessai Tsukabishi; [+ unlisted credits]
Bleach the Movie: Memories of Nobody as Tessai Tsukabishi
Bleach: The DiamondDust Rebellion - Mō Hitotsu no Hyōrinmaru (movie) as Tessai Tsukabishi
Blue Dragon (TV) as Hippopotamus; Norg Engineer (23, 24)
Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo (TV) as Blue Bag; Bobobo's Dad; Chocolate Munchie; Churro Charlie; Doll Man; Haou; J; June 7th; Major Minor; Puppet Lad; Samba Man
Carried by the Wind: Tsukikage Ran (TV) as Daigoro Okuma
Casshan: Robot Hunter (OAV)
Castle in the Sky (movie)
Catnapped! The Movie
(The) Cockpit (OAV) as Okiumi
Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion (TV) as Store Owner (Ep. 15)
Cosmowarrior Zero (TV) as Officer; Rai; Vice Commander
Cowboy Bebop (TV) as Giraffe
Crimson Wolf (OAV)
Cutie Honey (live-action movie)
Cyborg 009 The Cyborg Soldier (TV) as Great Britain/Cyborg 007
De:vadasy (OAV) as UN Rep
Digimon Adventure (TV) as Andromon; DarkTyrannomon; Divermon #3; Elecmon; Miko the Cat; Sunglasses Gazimon; Tyrannomon; Zudomon
Digimon Adventure 02 (TV) as Andromon; DarkTyrannomon; Gorillamon; Jose (Gennai Clone); Starmon; Tuskmon; Tyrannomon; Zudomon
Digimon Frontier (TV) as Dogmon; Neemon; Pandamon
Digimon Frontier Movie as Neemon
Digimon Tamers (TV) as Dobermon; Doggymon; The Owl; Vikaralamon
Digimon: Data Squad (TV) as Baronmon
Digimon: The Movie as Big Agumon; Gargomon; Miko
Dinozaurs: The Series (TV) as Dragozaur Army Forces
Duel Masters (TV) as Benny Haha (season 2.0)
Early Reins (OAV) as Boss
El Hazard - The Magnificent World (OAV) as Mr. Masamichi Fujisawa
El Hazard 2 - The Magnificent World (OAV) as Masamichi Fujisawa
El Hazard: The Alternative World (TV) as Masamichi Fujisawa
El Hazard: The Wanderers (TV) as Mr. Masamichi Fujisawa
EX-Driver (OAV) as Yamazaki
Eyeshield 21 (TV)
Fighting Fantasy Girl Rescue Me: Mave-chan (OAV) as Forgetter
Final Fantasy: Legend of the Crystals (OAV) as Ra Devil
Fist of the North Star (TV) as Bad Customer; Dante
Flag (TV) as Nadi Olowakandi
Flint, The Time Detective (TV) as Lynx; Ominito
Galerians (OAV) as Drug Dealer; Guard A; Guy in Lobby; Maniac Terrorist; Priest; Researcher A
Ghost in the Shell (movie) as Ishikawa (as Mike Sorich)
Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex (TV) as Nanao's Classmate
Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex 2nd GIG (TV)
Ghost Slayers Ayashi (TV) as Bodyguard (Ep. 17-18); Man (Ep. 10); Merchant (Ep. 16); Tamahei
Golgo 13: Queen Bee (OAV) as Bernard
Great Teacher Onizuka (TV) as Committeeman A (ep 42); Hiramatsu; Masked Man (ep 33); Mizushima; Police Chief (ep 34); Yakuza (ep 34)
Gungrave (TV) as Norton; Widge
GUNxSWORD (TV) as Nero
Idaten Jump (TV) as Hosuke the Owl; Ken (masked); X-Zone Members
Kamen Rider BLACK RX (live-action TV) as Double Face
Last Exile (TV)
Lily C.A.T. (movie) as Jimmy
Lupin III: Part II (TV) as Olivera Net (ep 2)
MÄR (TV) as Kaldea's Grand Elder
Marmalade Boy (TV) as Rihito Sakuma; Sakurai
Mars Daybreak (TV) as Doctor (Ep. 18)
Mon Colle Knights (TV) as Tanaka
Mushrambo (TV) as Darba, Robot Cop
Naruto (TV) as Choza Akimichi; Fukuyokana (Ep. 174); Gamabunta; Jiroubou; Zetsu (Dark Side)
Naruto Shippūden (TV) as Zetsu (Dark Side)
Naruto the Movie: Guardians of the Crescent Moon Kingdom as Michiru Tsuki
Outlaw Star (TV) as Mata; McCoy; Warden
Planetes (TV) as Jiraiya (Ep. 6); Tarobo; Temara
Rave Master (TV) as Cheeks
Reign: The Conqueror (TV) as Bessus; Zariwari
Resident Evil: Degeneration (movie) as Senator Ron Davis
Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles (U.S. OAV) as Sparks
Shin chan (TV) as Lucky (phuuz, 2004)
Street Fighter II V (TV) as Director; Mr. Masters; Zangief
Submarine 707R (OAV) as Youhei Hayami
Tenchi in Tokyo (TV) as Daidara Hoshi; Kamidake; Kazuhiko Amagasaki
Tenchi Muyo Movie 3: Tenchi Forever as Kamidake
Tenchi Muyo! Ryo-Ohki (OAV) as Kazuhiko Amagasaki (Toonami version)
Tenchi Muyo! Ryo-Ohki OAV 3 as Kamidake
Tenjho Tenge (TV) as Wutan
(The) Twelve Kingdoms (TV) as Itan
Vampire Princess Miyu (TV) as Captain; Chang
Wanwan Sanjushi (TV) as Athos (as Mike Sorich)
Ys (OAV) as Dogi
Ys II (OAV) as Dogi; Mr.Hadat
Yukikaze (OAV) as Operator (Ep. 5); [+ unlisted credits]
Zatch Bell (TV) as Garza
Zenki (TV) as Sohma Miki; Enno Ozuno
Cast in:
(The) Prince of Light - the Legend of Ramayana (movie) as Hanuman
Cast in:
(English version)
(under the name of John Holmes)
Hand Maid May (TV) as Commando-Z
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