Shinshaku Sengoku Eiyuu Densetsu Sanada Jyuu Yuushi The Animation (special)
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Director: Keizo Shimizu Scenario: Shimao Kawanaka Script: Shimao Kawanaka Storyboard: Keizo Shimizu Music: Yuuki Nakajima Original Work: Shimao Kawanaka Character Design: Art director: Hideto Nakahara Chief Animation Director: Keizo Shimizu Animation director: Sound director: Susumu Aketagawa Director of Photography: Hideo Okazaki Producer: Masatoshi Tahara Assistant director: Fumihiro Ueno Colour Key: Yuko Nishikawa Editing: Kozo Yoneyama Finish Check: In-Between Check: Music producer: Planning: Recording: Masanori Tsuchiya Recording Assistant: Nobuhiro Negishi Setting Production: Rumi Ueno Setting Verifier: Takashi Ichikawa Sound Effects: Shizuo Kurahashi (Sound Box) Sound Effects Production: Rika Ishibashi (Magic Capsule) Theme Song Arrangement: Satoru Osanai (ED) Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Kei Ogura (ED) Theme Song Performance: Kei Ogura (ED) Unit Director: Mamoru Enomoto Web Producer: Takeo Takagi | Akimitsu Takase as Sanada Izuno-kami Nobuyuki/Genzaburou Hozumi Gôda as Sanada Saemonnosuke Nobushige/Genjirou Nobuyuki Hiyama as Tokugawa Chuunagon Hidetaka Souichiro Hoshi as Sarutobi Sasuke Takashi Taniguchi as Sanada Awano-kami Masayuki Tesshô Genda as Miyoshi Seikei-nyuudou Chafurin as Yazawa Tajimano-kami Yoriyuki Fumiko Orikasa as Kaede Hideyuki Tanaka as Unno Rokurou Juurouta Kosugi as Mochizuki Rokurou Kazuhiko Inoue as Jinpachi Nezu Kôichi Kitamura as Honda Sadono-kami Masanobu Kouji Ishii as Miyoshi Isan-nyuudou Norio Wakamoto as Sakakibara Shikibu-taifu Yasumasa Tarusuke Shingaki as Honda Minono-kami Tadamasa Yousuke Akimoto as Ookubo Sagamino-kami Tadachika Kenji Utsumi as Narration | |||||||
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