Samurai Gun (TV)
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| Samurai Gun - Cocked and Loaded (DVD 1) 2005-08-16 (from $4.00) |
| Samurai Gun - Cocked and Loaded + Box (DVD 1) 2005-08-16 (from $22.99) |
| Samurai Gun - High Caliber Entrapment (DVD 2) 2005-09-20 (from $4.00) |
| Samurai Gun - Lethal Influence (DVD 3) 2005-12-20 (from $4.00) |
| Samurai Gun - The Bitter End (DVD 4) 2006-02-14 (from $4.00) |
| Samurai Gun - DVD Collection (Thinpak) (DVD 1-4) 2007-02-20 (from $37.49) |
| Samurai Gun - Thinpak Collection (DVD 1-4) 2008-07-29 (from $28.99) |
Director: Script: Hideki Sonoda Music: Akifumi Tada Original Manga: Kazuhiro Kumagai Character Design: Kenichi Ohnuki Art director: Toshihisa Tojo Sound director: Katsuyoshi Kobayashi Theme Song Performance: | Showtaro Morikubo as Ichimatsu Hisao Egawa as Lord Kozan Katsuyuki Konishi as Daimon Kazuya Nakai as Matsuzaki Kyoko Hikami as Kurenai Masaki Terasoma as Kaishuu Katsu Minori Chihara as Ohana Tomokazu Sugita as Wagashira Hidehiko Kaneko as Hirohiko Kakegawa as Archimedes (ep 6) Hiroki Takahashi as Sutekichi Hiroshi Kamiya as Hebizo (ep 10) Hiroshi Okamoto as Kamekichi (ep 10) Jin Horikawa as Inazuma (ep 4) Kanako Omura as Natsumi (ep 10) Kaori Yamagata as Osei (ep 9) Kazuki Yao as Onimaru (ep 3) Keiji Hirai as Toku Kouhei Fukuhara as Kouji Kamiya as Gishuo Ichikawa (ep 1) Kousuke Okano as Masa Mai Nakahara as Mitsu Masaya Takatsuka as Toranosuke (ep 9) Miho Saiki as Moe (ep 10) Misa Watanabe as Raika (ep 6) Mutsumi Sugihara as Taki (ep 6) Naoki Makishima as Lord Kuroda (ep 7) Nozomu Sasaki as Ryoma Sakamoto (ep 9) Shuuhei Sakaguchi as Chisuu Ichikawa (ep 1) Takahiro Fujimoto as Kanpachi (ep 10) Takehito Koyasu as Gouta (Eps 11-12) Tamotsu Nishiwaki as Otokichi Tetsuo Kaneo as Rekkai Tomohisa Asow as Joukichi (ep 3) Yasuhiko Kawazu as Geki Ooi (ep 2) Yasuhiko Tokuyama as Shikazo (ep 9) Yasunori Masutani as Genpachirou Himuro (ep 9) Youji Ueda as Yugo Takahashi as Chuusuu Ichikawa (ep 1) | |||||||
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ADR Director: Kyle Jones Translation: Lucan Duran ADR Script: Executive producer: Producer: Kyle Jones Additional Music: Christine Auten ADR Lyrics: Christine Auten DVD Coordination: Anthony Benavides Editing: Guitar: Christopher Bourque International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Mix: Wade Shemwell Packaging & DVD Graphics: Russell Etchen Post-Production Manager: Shelly Thomas Production Assistant: Maki Nagano Production manager: Joey Goubeaud Recording engineer: Senior Translator: Sarah Alys Lindholm Sound Design: Wade Shemwell | Illich Guardiola as Ichimatsu Christine Auten as Kurenai Shelley Calene-Black as Ohana Ty Mahany as Daimon Victor Carsrud as Matsuzaki Alice Fulks as Allison Sumrall as Thankful Prostitute Anthony Benavides as Various Dead Ninja,Komuske, Drunk Patron Ben Hamby as Brittney Karbowski as Osae Chris Patton as Mitsumune Watou Eric Opella as Tome Gabi Chennisi as Young Kurenai George Manley as Lord Kozan Hiroko Fukimori as Tavern Customer (Ep. 1) Jason Douglas as Sutekichi Jeff Duncan as Tavern Customer (Ep. 1) Jessica Boone as Helpful Prostitute Jim McClellan as Working Class A John Gremillion as John Kaiser as Whipping Boy John Swasey as Jonathan Brands as Tavern Customer (Ep. 1) K.C. Jones as Kelly Manison as Tortoured Woman Kira Vincent-Davis as Saki Lidia Porto as Osae's Caretaker Mariela Ortiz as Kozue Matt Crawford as Tavern Customer (Ep. 1) Mike Kleinhenz as Tavern Master Mike MacRae as Rekkai Paul Oddo as Chuusuu Quentin Haag as Rick Piersall as Yamanaka Rob Mungle as Chishuu Rod Peters as Samurai Gun D Scott McClennen as Working Class B Scott Rudy as Masa Slappy Cortez as Rapist Ted Pfister as Otokichi TJP as Katsu Xero Reynolds as Ninja | |||||||
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| (none) | Claire Baudoin as Ohana Emmanuel Lemire as Ichimatsu Eric Challier as Masahide Kozan Fred Cacheux as Senjûrô Daimon Laurent Stocker as Sutekichi Philippe Leroy as Mitsumune Watô Sylvia Conti as Kurenai | |||||||
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| (none) | Bianca Krahl as Kurenai Ilona Otto as Ohana Uwe Büschken as Kaishuu Katsu Bodo Wolf as Archimedes (Ep. 6) David Nathan as Ichimatsu Frank Schröder as Mitsumune Watou Michael Iwannek as Chishuu Minamiyama (Ep. 1) Olaf Reichmann as Gishuo Minamiyama (Ep. 1) Rainer Fritzsche as Chuushuu Minamiyama (Ep. 1) Tobias Kluckert as Daimon Viktor Neumann as Sutekichi | |||||||
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