Tokyo Majin (TV)
Tokyo Majin Gakuen Kenpucho: Tou 2nd Act (TV) (sequel)
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| Tokyo Majin - Season 1 Part 1 (DVD) 2008-12-09 (from $34.99) |
| Tokyo Majin - Season 1 Part 2 (DVD) 2009-03-24 (from $35.74) |
| Tokyo Majin - Complete Series (DVD) 2009-10-13 (from $38.99) |
| Tokyo Majin - Dark Arts: Dragon Stream (DVD 1) 2007-12-11 (from $8.00) |
| Tokyo Majin - Dark Arts: Predestined Power (DVD 2) 2008-02-19 (from $8.00) |
| Tokyo Majin - Dark Arts: Predestined Power + Artbox (DVD 2) 2008-02-19 (from $10.00) |
| Tokyo Majin - The Bodhisattva Eye (DVD 3) 2008-05-06 (from $8.00) |
| Tokyo Majin (DVD 4) 2008-07-08 (from $16.99) |
Director: Shinji Ishihira Series Composition: Toshizo Nemoto Screenplay: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Takayuki Negishi Original creator: Shuhou Imai Character Design: Jun Nakai Art director: Kouki Nagayoshi Chief Animation Director: Jun Nakai Animation director: Art design: Sound director: Katsuyoshi Kobayashi Director of Photography: Masato Sato Producer: Masayoshi Matsumoto 2nd Key Animation: Art Assistant: Naoko Teshima Art Setting: Background Art: Casting Manager: Eiichi Watanabe Color setting: Editing: Syota Migiyama In-Between Animation: Key Animation: Online Editor: Erika Fujiwara Paint: Photography: Planning Collaboration: Aki Murakami Production Advancement: Masao Yamazaki Production Desk: Toshiyuki Nagano Prop Design: Publicity: Recording Adjustment: Akira Noguchi Sound Effects: Tomokazu Mitsui Special Effects: Theme Song Arrangement: Theme Song Composition: Daisuke (OP,ED) Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: ACID (OP/ED) | Hiro Shimono as Tatsuma Hiyuu Eiji Sekiguchi as Hisui Kisaragi Kana Ueda as Marie Claire Katsui Taira as Yuuya Daigo Kyoko Hikami as Maiko Takamizawa Masaki Kawanabe as Kyouichi Houraiji Satomi Arai as Komaki Sakurai Sayaka Narita as Kyoko Toono Yoko Soumi as Takako Iwayama Yui Horie as Aoi Misato Ai Satou as Tatsuma's Mother (Ep. 14) Akimitsu Takase as Anri Katsu as Tendou Kozunu Daisuke Sakaguchi as Ryouichi Karasu Emiri Katou as Gô Shinomiya as Raito Umon Hiroaki Miura as Detective A (Ep. 8) Ikkyuu Juku as Ryuuzan Arai Ikumi Sugiyama as Archery Club Member B (Ep. 9) Kozue Yoshizumi as Sayo Hirasaka Masaaki Tsukada as Kisaragi's Grandfather Megumi Yamato as Hisui Kisaragi (Young) Michiru Yamazaki as Yukino Oribe Nobuaki Sekine as Tatsuma's Father (Ep. 14) Orie Kimoto as Schoolgirl 1 (Ep. 7) Ryoko Ono as Ryusaku Chijiwa as Ryuuta Yotsugi Saori Seto as Shinpachi Tsuji as Doushin Narasaki Shouto Kashii as Munetaka Yagyu Shuuhei Sakaguchi as Takafumi Kawakami as Announcer (Ep. 9) Taki Kimura as Man (Ep. 9) Tomohiro Tsuboi as Morihito Inugami Yoshimitsu Shimoyama as Yousuke Akimoto as Mikuriya Yuki Masuda as Maria Alucard Yuko Kaida as Mamiko Sakuya (Ep. 8) Yutaka Aoyama as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Jin Ho Chung Translation: Brendan Frayne ADR Script: Kathleen Moynihan Executive producer: Producer: Jin Ho Chung DVD Menu Design: Larry Koteff Editing: International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Media Coordinator: Janice Williams Mix: Matt Wittmeyer Packaging & DVD Graphics: Production Assistant: Production manager: Shelly Thomas Recording engineer: Sound Design: Matt Wittmeyer Subtitle Script & Timing: Christopher Williams Translation Proofer: | Brandon Hearnsberger as Tatsuma Hiyu Andrew Love as Yuuya Daigo Brittney Karbowski as Kyoko “Anko” Tohno Chris Patton as Reiji Sagaya Christine Auten as Takako Iwayama David Wald as Kyouichi Houraiji Illich Guardiola as Hisui Kisaragi Melissa Davis as Maiko Takamizawa Melissa Pritchett as Komaki Sakurai Serena Varghese as Marie Claire Stephanie Wittels as Aoi Misato Vic Mignogna as Tendo Kozunu Ashley Allison as Bobby Gordon as Bully B (Ep. 6) Bobby Haworth as Charles Campbell as Munetaka Yagyu Chris Ayres as Chris Patton as Teitsu (Ep. 13) Christine Auten as Greg Ayres as Ryouichi Karasu Jason Douglas as Raito Umon John Gremillion as John Swasey as Jose Diaz as Shirou Kamiogi Josh Grelle as Alan Cloud (Ep. 14) Kalob Martinez as Kara Greenberg as Yukino Oribe (Ep. 8, 11-13) Maggie Flecknoe as Marty Fleck as Hisui's Grandfather (Ep. 7, 10) Melissa Davis as Archery Club Member A (Ep. 9) Robin Terry as Maria Alucard Serena Varghese as Todd Waite as Tatsuma's Father (Ep. 14) | |||||||
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