Saint Seiya: Kamigami No Atsuki Tatakai (movie)
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Director: Shigeyasu Yamauchi Script: Takao Koyama Original creator: Masami Kurumada Character Design: Art director: Tadao Kubota Animation director: Shingo Araki Director of Photography: Masahide Okino Executive producer: Chiaki Imada Editing: Yasuhiro Yoshikawa Planning: Production manager: Recording: Isao Hatano Sound Effects: Yasuyuki Konno Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Machiko Ryu Theme Song Performance: Make-Up (OP) | Hirotaka Suzuoki as Dragon Shiryuu Kouichi Hashimoto as Cygnus Hyouga Tohru Furuya as Pegasus Seiya Hideyuki Hori as Ikki Keiko Han as Saori Ryo Horikawa as Shun Akira Murayama as Ullr Daisuke Gouri as Old Man Iemasa Kayumi as Dorbal Keiichi Nanba as Freyr Satoko Yamano as Freyja Tesshô Genda as Runng Yuu Mizushima as Loki | |||||||
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Subtitling: Nicolas Priet | Eric Legrand as Seiya Gilles Laurent as Hyoga (Midgard) Marc François as Henri Djanik as Ikki Serge Bourrier as Shun Virginie Ledieu as Saori Emmanuel Curtil as Loki Eric Aubrahn as Freyr Jacques Richard as Laurence Crouzet as Freyja Michel Le Royer as Dorbal Michel Vigné as Ullr | |||||||
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| (none) | Albert Trifol Segarra as Seiya de Pegaso (Spain dub) Angel de Gracia as Hyoga de Cisne (Spain dub) José Lavat as Dolbar José Luis Mediavilla as Shiryu de Dragon (Spain dub) Maria Moscardó as Athena-Saori (Spain dub) Oscar Barberán as Ikki de Fenix (Spain dub) Oscar Muñoz as Shun de Andromeda (Spain dub) Ricardo Hill as Shiryu Adrián Fogarty as Frey Rossy Aguirre as Freyja Blas Garcia as Runng Carlos Becerril as Dolbare Claudio Domingo as Ullr de Aesir de las Raquetas (Spain dub) Gabriel Kobayashi as Loki Gerardo Reyero as Ulv Jesus Barrero as pegasus seiya Jose Gilberto Vilchis as shun Maria Fernanda Morales as saori kido Núria Trifol as Freyja (Spain dub) Pedro D'Aguillon Jr as Soldier Rene Garcia as hyoga | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Gilberto Baroli (old dub) Theme Song Performance: Larissa Tassi (old dub) | Elcio Sodré as Shiryu de Dragão Francisco Brêtas as Hyoga de Cisne Hermes Baroli as Seiya de Pégaso Leonardo Camilo as Ikki de Fênix Letícia Quinto as Saori Kido/Deusa Atena Ulisses Bezerra as Shun de Andrômeda Carlos Campanile as Durval Carlos Eduardo as Ur Fábio Tomasini as Rung Francisco Brêtas as Midgard Sérgio Moreno as Loki Alexandre Soares as Soldado Barba Ruiva (new dub) André Frateschi as Frey (new dub) Cláudio Albuquerque as Placa/Dubrasil (new dub) Eleonora Prado as Freya Luiz Antônio Lobue as Frey (old dub) Spencer Toth as Soldado (new dub) Thiago Zambrano as Soldado (new dub) | |||||||
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