Record of Lodoss War (OAV)
Record of Lodoss War: Chronicles of the Heroic Knight (TV) (sequel)
Legend of Crystania - The Motion Picture (sequel)
Legend of Crystania (OAV) (sequel)
Record of Lodoss War: The Grey Witch (manga)
Record of Lodoss War: Chronicles of the Heroic Knight (manga) (sequel)
Record of Lodoss War: Deedlit's Tale (manga) (sequel)
Record of Lodoss War: The Lady of Pharis (manga) (sequel)
Record of Lodoss War: Welcome to Lodoss Island (manga) (spinoff)
Welcome to Lodoss Island! (movie) (adaptation)
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Chief Director: Akinori Nagaoka Director: Series Composition: Mami Watanabe Screenplay: Music: Mitsuo Hagita Original story: Original Character Design: Yutaka Izubuchi Character Design: Art director: Hidetoshi Kaneko Animation director: Cindy H. Yamauchi (ep 1) Sound director: Yasunori Honda Director of Photography: Kinichi Ishikawa Executive producer: Tsuguhiko Kadokawa Producer: Assistant Animator: Satoshi Urushihara Planning: Takeshi Tamiya Production Supervision: Satoshi Urushihara (Ep 5) Recording: Yukio Abe Sound Effects: Daisuke Jinbo (Swara Pro) Theme Song Arrangement: Mitsuo Hagita (OP & ED) Theme Song Composition: Akino Arai (OP) Theme Song Lyrics: Akino Arai (OP) Theme Song Performance: Sherry (OP & ED) | Takeshi Kusao as Parn Yumi Touma as Deedlit Hideyuki Tanaka as Slayn Kappei Yamaguchi as Etoh Norio Wakamoto as Woodchuck Yoshiko Sakakibara as Karla Yoshisada Sakaguchi as Ghim Akira Kamiya as Ashram Ichirô Nagai as Narrator Jouji Nakata as Prince Jester Katsuji Mori as Shadam Masashi Hironaka as Zackt Minami Takayama as Shiris Nobuo Tanaka as King of Kanon Osamu Saka as King Faan Rei Sakuma as Fianna Rica Fukami as Riara Ryotaro Okiayu as Villager Sakiko Tamagawa as Pirotess Sho Hayami as Orson Shuuichi Ikeda as Lord Cashew Takeshi Aono as Bagnard Tamio Ohki as Wort Tarô Ishida as Beldo Tesshô Genda as Jebra Yoshiko Sakakibara as Reilia | |||||||
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ADR Director: Script: Michael Alben Translation: Neil Nadelman Executive producer: John O'Donnell Assistant Editor: Mark Longchamps Post Production Assistant: Post Production Supervisor: Michael Alben Production Coordination: Stephanie Shalofsky Recording engineer: Francis Fletcher Theme Song Lyrics: Peter Fish Video Editor: Robert O'Malley | Billy Regan as Parn Lisa Ortiz as Deedlit Al Muscari as Slayn Greg Wolfe as Ghim Jacques LeCan as Woodchuck Simone Grant as Karla Alexander J. Rose as Bob Barry as Beld Chris Yates as King Kashue Debbie Rabbai as J.W. Gunther as King Fahn Jayce Reeves as Wagnard John Knox as Ashram Karen Smith as Shiris Meg Frances as Pirotess Ted Lewis as Etoch | |||||||
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Arnaud Arbessier as Parn Christine Paris as Deedlit Dominique Lelon as Deedlit Bernard Jung as Slayne Colette Noel as Karla Cyrille Artaux as Eto Gérard Boucaron as Ghim Philippe Roullier as Woodchuck Bernard Jung as Prince Jester Christine Paris as Pirotess Colette Noel as Dominique Lelong as Neese Gérard Boucaron as Roi Fawn Gérard Rouzier as Ashram Laurence Bréheret as Sheris Michel Raimbault as Seigneur Kashew Michel Tureau as Olivier Korol as Orson Philippe Roullier as Beld Yann Pichon as Jebra | ||||||||
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Dialogues: Marinella Armagni Director Of Dubbing: Rossana Bassani Theme Song Performance: Lara Parmiani | Claudio Moneta as Parn Giulia Franzoso as Deedlit Caterina Rochira as Karla Giovanni Battezzato as Woodchuck Marco Balzarotti as Slayn Maurizio Scattorin as Gim Nicola Bartolini Carrassi as Eto Aldo Stella as Zackte (ep 2) Antonio Paiola as Wort Augusto Di Bono as Mastro (ep 2) Gianfranco Gamba as Narratore Lara Parmiani as Liala (ep 2) Orlando Mezzabotta as Rossana Bassani as Nis (ep 2) Stefano Albertini as Beld (ep 3) | |||||||
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Animation/DVD Layout: Holger Paetznick Authoring/Conception: Tobias Löffler Casting: Nina Marschke Conception/organization: Matthias Heer Coordination: Tobias Trummer Dialogue Direction/audio Technology: Sascha Kaufmann Editing: Christian Schmidt Management: Johannes Bauer Post Production: Johannes Luff Sound Editor/Cutter: Jusuf Ismaili Special Effects/Compositing: Gerhard Buchner Subtiteling: Johann Heidinger | Beate Pfeiffer as Deedlit Timmo Niesner as Parn Claus-Peter Damitz as Ashram Daniel Krause as Orson Jaques Breuer as Slayn (German Voice Viggo Mortinson) Manou Lubowski as King Kashew Mara Scherzinger as Fiana Martina Dunker as Karlla/Lailia Michelle Sterr as Shiris Norbert Gastell as Ghim Phillip Moog as Woodchuck Stefan Krause as Etoh Tolilah Jolas as Neese Torsten Münchow as Vagnard Ulf Söhmisch as King Fawn Ute Bronder as Pirotess Willi Röbke as Belt Egon Lux as Gerhard Acktun as Jörg Stuttmann as Manfred Trilling as Hauptmann Jebra Philipp Moog as Woodchuck Thomas Rauscher as Tesius Ulf-Jürgen Wagner as Willi Röbke as Village Elder (ep.2) | |||||||
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