Hell Girl (TV)
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| Hell Girl (DVD 1) 2007-10-23 (from $5.00) |
| Hell Girl - DVD 1 + Artbox (DVD 1) 2007-10-23 (from $13.00) |
| Hell Girl (DVD 2) 2007-12-04 (from $5.00) |
| Hell Girl (DVD 3) 2008-01-15 (from $5.00) |
| Hell Girl (DVD 4) 2008-02-26 (from $5.00) |
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| Hell Girl V1 (R4 DVD 1) 2008-02-13 |
| Hell Girl: Pinwheel (DVD 6) 2008-05-20 (from $16.99) |
Director: Takahiro Omori Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Character Design: Mariko Oka Art director: Yoshinori Hishinuma Chief Animation Director: Masahiro Aizawa Animation director: Producer: Animation Check: Background: Collaboration: Color setting: Draft Proposal: Hiroshi Watanabe Ending Key Animation: In-Between Animation: Key Animation: Opening Key Animation: Paint: Paint Inspection: Shinji Matsumoto Photography: Planning: Planning Assistance: Prop Design: Shogo Morishita Recording: Shoji Hata Recording Assistant: Noriko Kato Sound Design: Minoru Yamada Sound Producer: Junichi Inaba Sound Production: Story Composition: Kenichi Kanemaki Supervision: Takahiro Omori Theme Song Arrangement: Masara Nishida (ED) Theme Song Composition: Masara Nishida (ED) Theme Song Lyrics: Hitomi Mieno (ED) Theme Song Performance: Video Editing: Ryoji Kishi | Mamiko Noto as Ai Enma Masaya Matsukaze as Ren Ichimoku Nana Mizuki as Tsugumi Shibata Shigeru Muroi as Narrator Takako Honda as Hone-Onna Takayuki Sugo as Wanyuudou Yuji Ueda as Hajime Shibata Chafurin as Eguro (Ep. 13) Ai Hayasaka as Ai Orikasa as Aki Abe (Ep. 20) Ai Shimizu as Ryoko (ep 2) Akane Tomonaga as Youko (ep 11) Akari Higuchi as Iwashita's mother (ep 3) Akemi Okamura as Fujie Minato (ep 15) Akeno Watanabe as Koukichi (ep 25) Aki Unone as Housewife (ep 18) Akiko Yajima as Yuki (Ep. 16) Asuka Tanii as Yumi (ep 16) Atsushi Imaruoka as Atsushi Ono as Master (ep. 11) Ayako Kawasumi as Misato Urano (ep 5) Ayumi Tsunematsu as Employee (ep 5) Bon Ishihara as Ryuji Todaka (ep 6) Chiwa Saito as Haruka Yasuda (ep 6) Daisuke Ono as Masaya Kataoka (ep 11) Emi Shinohara as Namiko Todaka (ep 6) Eri Moritani as Sister (ep 19) Eri Nakao as Female announcer (ep 20) Eriko Kigawa as Eriko Matsushima as Ai's Grandma Fumiko Orikasa as Inori Ujiie (ep 19) Hajime Iijima as Shopkeeper (ep 5,18) Haruhi Terada as Ryoko's Mother (Ep. 2) Haruka Kimura as Village child (ep 25) Hidekatsu Shibata as Spider (ep 26) Hiro Shimono as Yuuji (Ep. 15) Hiroki Yasumoto as Hiromi Sugino as Muroi's father (ep 3) Hiroshi Matsumoto as Ryoko's Father (Ep. 2) Hiroshi Shirokuma as Waiter (ep 8) Hitomi Nabatame as Ayumi Shibata (Hajime's Wife) Hitoshi Bifu as Issei Futamata as Yuuko's Father (Ep. 21-22) Jun Fukuyama as Gill du Ronfell (ep 20) Kana Ueda as Mayumi Hashimoto (ep 1) Kaori Mine as Yuuko (Ep. 8) Kappei Yamaguchi as AD (ep 20) Kazuhiro Nakata as Priest (ep 24) Kazuya Ichijou as Keiji Kisaragi (ep 2) Kazuya Kobayashi as Yuuji (ep 11) Kei Kobayashi as Housewife (ep 6) Kei Shindou as Aya's follower (ep 1) Keiko Nemoto as Kenta Miyake as Yoshiyuki Kusunoki (Ep. 14) Kouji Ishii as Nobuya Morisaki (ep 9) Kousuke Takaguchi as Kujira as Meiko Shimono (ep 18) Kumiko Takizawa as Midori Kurenai (ep 7) Kunihiro Kawamoto as Mai Kadowaki as Shinakawa (Ep. 10) Makoto Naruse as Detective Akimoto (ep 2) Manabi Mizuno as Classmate (ep 24) Marina Inoue as Kaoruko Kurushima (ep 7) Masanori Katsuragi as Welfare official (ep 21) Masashi Hirose as Ryuuzou Kusuno (ep 14) Masashi Yabe as Masayo Hosono as Employee (ep 5) Masayuki Katou as Takeshi (Ep. 7) Masumi Asano as Mina Minato (ep 15) Megumi Kobayashi as Classmate (ep 1) Megumi Nasu as Yuria Todaka (ep 6) Megumi Toyoguchi as Shiori Akasaka (ep 10) Michiko Neya as Riho Kawabe (ep 5) Miki Itou as Keiko Yasuda (ep 6) Misa Kobayashi as Hiromi Kasuga (ep 9) Misato Fukuen as Meguro (Ep. 10) Mitsuaki Madono as Chief priest (ep 25) Miyuki Ichijou as Kyogetsu Ujiie (ep 19) Miyuki Sawashiro as Kanako Sakuragi (ep 23) Nobuo Tobita as Noriaki Sugiyama as Mamoru Hanagasa (ep 3) Noriko Rikimaru as Sugimoto (Ep. 7) Noriko Shitaya as Miki Kawakami (ep 18) Nozomu Sasaki as Yukihiro (ep 19) Omi Minami as Nina (ep 17) Rie Tanaka as Rina Satou as Yuka Kasuga (ep 9) Ryo Naitou as Shinichi Muroi (ep 3) Ryoka Yuzuki as Sekimoto (Ep. 4) Ryusuke Oobayashi as Ryosuke Sekine (ep 21) Saeko Chiba as Yuuko Murai (ep 21) Satomi Arai as Junko Kanno (ep 4) Satomi Koorogi as Parrot (Ep. 13) Satoshi Tsuruoka as Iwashita's father (ep 3) Satsuki Yukino as Ayaka Kurenai (ep 7) Sawa Ishige as Minami Shibuya (ep 10) Sayaka Narita as Aya's follower (ep 1) Shiho Hisajima as Mayumi's mother (ep 1) Shiho Kawaragi as Classmate (ep 1) Shinichiro Miki as Esper Watanabe (ep 20) Shiro Saito as Fukumoto (ep 13) Shizuka Itou as Noriko Hayashi (ep 22) Sho Hayami as Goro Ishizu (ep 8) Susumu Chiba as Yoshiki Fukuzawa (ep 12) Tae Okajima as Akane's mother (ep 12) Takashi Nagasako as Minoru Higuchi (ep 23) Takayuki Douoka as Kenji (ep 5) Takehito Koyasu as Yoshiyuki Honshino (ep 4) Tatsuhisa Suzuki as Delivery man (ep 6) Tetsuharu Ohta as Sasaki (ep 7) Tetsuya Kakihara as Male student (ep 12) Tohru Furusawa as Headmaster (ep 12) Tomoko Kawakami as Aya Kuroda (ep 1) Tomoyuki Shimura as Village Headman (ep 25) Toshiyuki Toyonaga as Sentarou Wataru Hatano as Daisuke Iwashita (ep 3) Wataru Takagi as Takashi Inagaki (ep 11,22) Yu Kobayashi as Yuki Matsuoka as Chie Tanuma (ep 8) Yukiko Tamaki as Muroi's mother (ep 3) Yuri Amano as Ai's Mother (Ep. 25) Yusei Oda as Salaryman (ep 1) | |||||||
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ADR Director: Tyler Walker Script: Translation: Shoko Oono Executive producer: Gen Fukunaga Producer: ADR Engineer: Andrew Tipps Assistant ADR Director: DVD Authoring: DVD Editor: Jeremy Jimenez DVD Menu Audio: Nathan Madsen DVD Menu Design: Antimere Robinson DVD Producer: Clarine Harp DVD Production Assistant: DVD Quality Control: Head Writer: Taliesin Jaffe Line Producer: Tyler Walker Mix Engineer: Adrian Cook Talent Coordinator: Tara Williams Video Editor: | Brina Palencia as Ai Enma John Burgmeier as Hajime Shibata Jennifer Seman as Hone Onna Luci Christian as Tsugumi Shibata Melinda Wood Allen as Narrator R. Bruce Elliot as Wanyuudou Todd Haberkorn as Ichimokuren Alison Viktorin as Nina (Ep. 17) Allison Tolman as Tight-rope Walker (Ep. 16) Amber Cotton as Shiori Akasaka (Ep. 10) Andy Mullins as Angela Chase as Crying Girl (Ep. 26) Anthony Bowling as Ijijima (Ep. 20) Bill Flynn as Tsugumi's Grandfather (Ep. 22) Bill Jenkins as Ryouzo Kusuno (Ep. 14) Brad Hutson as Tanaka (Ep. 23) Brandon Potter as Takeshi (Ep. 7) Brian Capshaw as Mr. Ebisu (Ep. 10) Brian Mathis as Hideo Yasuda (Ep. 6) Brigette Goudeau as coffee waitress (Ep. 5) Brittney Karbowski as Minami Shibuya (Ep. 10) Caitlin Glass as Carrie Bourn as Akane's Mother (Ep. 12) Carrie Savage as Miki Kamikawa (Ep. 18) Carrie Slaughter as Cassandra Hodges as Charles Baker as Goro Ishizu (Ep. 8-9) Cherami Leigh as Saki Kirino (Ep. 14) Chris Burnett as Chris Cason as Fukasawa (Ep. 12) Christine Auten as Fujie Minato (Ep. 15) Christopher Bevins as Akamoto (Ep. 2) Christopher R. Sabat as Chuck Huber as Clarine Harp as Housewife (Ep. 6) Cole Brown as Principal (Ep. 15) Colleen Clinkenbeard as Cynthia Cranz as Dana Schultes as Daniel Penz as Chairperson (Ep. 16) David Trosko as Bully (Ep. 25) Dennis Maher as Master (Ep. 15) Dennis O'Neil as Vice-Principal (Ep. 12) Didi Duron as Misato Tamura (Ep. 5) Doug Burks as Shinyu Morisaki (Ep. 9) Ed Blaylock as Elise Baughman as Chie Tanuma (Ep. 8) Ellen Locy as Innkeeper (Ep. 24) Eric Vale as Yukio Ujiie (Ep. 19) Grant James as Eguro (Ep. 13) Greg Ayres as Gil de L'Enfer (Ep. 20) Gwendolyn Lau as Keiko Yasuda (Ep. 6) Ian Sinclair as Yuji (Ep. 11) Jaime Rivera as Shinichi Muroi (Ep. 3) James McGrath as Informer (Ep. 18) Jamie Marchi as Mina Minato (Ep. 15) Jason Liebrecht as Sentaro (Ep. 23-26) Jenny Phagan as Schoolgirl C (Ep. 2) Jeremy Inman as Esper Watanabe (Ep. 20) Jerry Russell as Jessica D. Turner as Hiromi Kasuga (Ep. 9) Jim Johnson as Mr. Kato (Ep. 1) John Gremillion as Takashi Murai (Ep. 21-22) John Swasey as Jonathan C. Osborne as Muroi's Uncle (Ep. 3) Josh Martin as Juli Erickson as Ai's Grandmother Justin Cook as Mamoru Hanagasa (Ep. 3) Kara Howell as Housewife A (Ep. 18) Kate Oxley as Kathleen Hamm as Noriko Hayashi (Ep. 22) Kelley Johnson as Kenny Green as Haruki Kirino (Ep. 14) Kent Williams as Kevin M. Connolly as Daisuke Iwashita (Ep. 3) Kim Whalen as Kira Vincent-Davis as Satsuki Minato (Ep. 15) Kyle Hebert as Larissa Wolcott as Kanako Sakuragi (Ep. 23) Laura Bailey as Mayumi Hashimoto (Ep. 1) Laurie Steele as Muroi's Mother (Ep. 3) Leah Clark as Linda Leonard as Kyougetsu Ujiie (Ep. 19) Linda Young as Tsugumi's Grandmother (Ep. 22) Luci Christian as Aya Kuroda (Ep. 1) Lydia Mackay as Riho Kaifuo (Ep. 5) Maeghan Albach as Majken Bullard as Parakeet (Ep. 13) Mark Stoddard as Mary Morgan as Yuko Murai (Ep. 21) Matt Moore as Kenji (Ep. 5) Melinda Wood Allen as Ai's Mother (Ep. 25) Mike McFarland as Ai's Father (Ep. 25) Monica Rial as Orion Pitts as Koukuchi (Ep. 25) Pam Dougherty as Patrick Seitz as Investigator (Ep. 5) Ray Gestaut as Minoru Higuchi (Ep. 23) Robert McCollum as Masaya Kataoka (Ep. 11) Sean Hennigan as Koichiro Kisaragi (Ep. 2) Sheridan Wright as Midori Kurenai (Ep. 7) Sonny Strait as Shopkeeper (Ep. 5) Stephanie Nadolny as Bully (Ep. 25) Stephanie Sheh as Yuria Todoka (Ep. 6) Stephanie Young as Aki Abe (Ep. 20) Tiffany Grant as Masami Sekimoto (Ep. 4) Trina Nishimura as Vic Mignogna as Yoshiyuki Honjo (Ep. 4) Wendy Powell as | |||||||
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| (none) | Melanie Henriquez as Ai Enma Mercedes Prato as Honne-Onna Ricardo Sorondo as Ren Ichimoku Isabel Vara as Narration Leisha Medina as Tsugumi Shibata Luis Carreño as Hajime Shibata Ana Teresa Hernández as Inori Ujie (Ep. 19) Anabella Silva as Nina (Ep. 17) Citlalli Godoy as Kyogetsu Inori (Ep. 19) Edilu Martinez as Riho Kaifu (Ep 5) Elena Diaz Toledo as Meiko Shimono (Ep. 18) Gonzalo Fumero as Sentarou Héctor Indriago as Jhaidy Barboza as Lileana Chacón as Luis Pérez Pons as Miyabe (ep 13) Luis Enrique Poján as Yoshiki Fukasawa (Ep. 12) luis miguel perez as Takashi Inagaki (Ep. 11) Mariela Díaz as Kaoruko Kurushima (Ep. 7) Maritza Rojas as Namiko Todaka (Ep. 6) Marycel González as Rebeca Aponte as Rocio Mallo as Minami Shibuya (Ep. 10) Víctor Díaz as Gil du Ronfell (Ep. 20) Yaraibi Alcedo as Yensi Rivero as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Angelica Santos | Tatiane Keplermaier as Ai Enma Dado Monteiro as Ren Ichimoku Denise Reis as Hone-Onna Marcelo Campos as Hajime Shibata Rosa Maria as Narradora (Narrator) Walter Cruz as Wanyuudou | |||||||
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