Hellsing (OAV)
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Director: Series Composition: Yousuke Kuroda Screenplay: Music: Hayato Matsuo Original Manga: Kouta Hirano Character Design: Ryoji Nakamori Art director: Manabu Otsuzuki Mechanical design: Noriyuki Jinguji Sound director: Yota Tsuruoka Cgi director: Hiroshi Yagishita Co-director: Hideki Tonokatsu Director of Photography: Hiroshi Maeda Executive producer: Producer: Action Director: Romanov Higa Color design: Hitomi Sano Key Animation: Set Design: Hideyasu Narita Special Effects: Hidetaka Tenjin Supervision: Kouta Hirano Title Design: Norihiko Netsu | Fumiko Orikasa as Seras Victoria Jouji Nakata as Alucard Nobuo Tobita as Major/SS-Sturmbannführer Norio Wakamoto as Alexander Anderson Yoshiko Sakakibara as Sir Integral Fairbrook Wingates Hellsing Chikao Ohtsuka as Sir Arthur Hellsing Hiroaki Hirata as Pip Bernadotte Hiroshi Naka as Doc Houchu Ohtsuka as Tubalcain Alhambra Katsunosuke Hori as Sir Hugh Islands Maaya Sakamoto as Rip van Winkle Masashi Hirose as Sir Shelby M. Penwood Mitsuki Saiga as Heinkel Wolfe Motomu Kiyokawa as Walter C. Dornez Ryoko Shiraishi as Schrödinger Sho Hayami as Enrico Maxwell Takehito Koyasu as Luke Valentine Wataru Takagi as Jan Valentine Yoko Soumi as Zorin Blitz Yuko Kaida as Yumie Takagi Atsushi Ono as Chiaki Takahashi as Jessica Daisuke Kirii as Round Table Member 2 (ep 3) Erko Kigawa as Old tourist (ep 3) Hajime Iijima as Hiroshi Shirokuma as Round Table Member 4 (ep 3) Kaori Mizuhashi as Integra (young) Koutarou Nakamura as Wild Geese Adjutant (ep 3) Makiko Nabei as Old tourist (ep 3) Minako Ichiki as Old tourist (ep 3) Nobuyuki Hiyama as Leif Ryusaku Chijiwa as Old tourist (ep 3) Takahiro Yoshino as Father Rinaldo (ep 3) Takashi Saito as Old tourist (ep 3) Tomomi Watanabe as Old tourist (ep 3) Toshiko Fujita as The Queen of England Unshou Ishizuka as The Spirit of the Harkonnen Yasuhiro Mamiya as Wild Geese Member (ep 3) Yasumichi Kusuda as Old tourist (ep 3) Yousuke Akimoto as Richard Hellsing Yuji Ueda as Round Table Member 5 (ep 3) | |||||||
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ADR Director: Taliesin Jaffe Translation: Charlie Sullivan ADR Script: Executive producer: Katsuhiko Tsurumoto Producer: Audio Layback Engineer: Gregg Hall Online Editor: Gregg Hall Production Assistant: Recording engineer: Julian Beeston Sound Mixing: Julian Beeston | Crispin Freeman as Alucard Gildart Jackson as Major/SS-Sturmbannführer Montana Max K.T. Gray as Seras Victoria Steven Brand as Alexander Anderson Victoria Harwood as Sir Integra Fairbrook Wingates Hellsing Doug Stone as Sir Hugh Islands Helena Taylor as Zorin Blitz J.B. Blanc as Enrico Maxwell John E. Breen as Sir Arthur Hellsing Josh Phillips as Jan Valentine Kari Wahlgren as Rip Van Winkle Laura Bailey as Schrödinger Marcelo Tubert as Doc Patrick Seitz as Luke Valentine Ralph Lister as Walter C. Dornez Steve Wilcox as Tubalcain Alhambra (Ep. 3) Stuart MacLean as Sir Shelby M. Penwood Yuri Lowenthal as Pip Bernadotte Curt Lowens as Van Hellsing (Ep. 2) Dino Andrade as Wild Geese Member (Ep. 3) Emmett Humphries as Police Captain Gildart Jackson as J.B. Blanc as Cheddar Priest J.D. Stone as Girl in the Asylum (Ep. 1) Jason C. Miller as Julian Stone as Round Table Member 2 (Ep. 2) Kyle Hebert as Wild Geese Member (Ep. 3) Liam O'Brien as Michael Coleman as Colonel (Ep. 4) Michael McConnohie as Ossie Mair as Round Table Member 1 (Ep. 2) Pamela Salem as The Queen of England (Ep. 4) Peter Beckman as Spirit of the Harkkonnen (Ep. 3) Roberto Bonanni as Pope (Ep. 3) Samantha Kerr Dickson as Stephen Weese as Dai Garan Leader (Ep. 3) Sterling Beaumon as Mark (Ep. 1) Steven Brand as Richard Hellsing Taliesin Jaffe as Travis Willingham as Wild Geese Adjustant (Ep. 3) William Frederick Knight as Father Rinaldo | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Jean-Yves Brignon | Antoine Tome as Alucard Frédérique Marlot as Victoria Julien Chatelet as Anderson Susan Sindberg as Integra Hervé Caradec as Walter Jean-Marc Montalto as Jan Valentine Gérard Rouzier as Prêtre | |||||||
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| (none) | Dieter Memel as Walther Gerhard Jilka as Max Montana Oliver Stritzel as Alexander Anderson Shandra Schadt as Seras Victoria Simone Brahmann as Lady Integra Wingates Hellsing Torsten Münchow as Alucard Fred Maire as Sir Islands Manfred Erdmann as Sir Arthur Hellsing Matthias Klie as Enrico Maxwell Ulf Söhmisch as Sir Penwood Andreas Borcherding as Christian Mey as Integras Vater (ep.1) Claus-Peter Damitz as Luke Valentine Gabriele Pietermann as Jessica Gerd Meyer as Doktor (ep.3) Jörg Stuttmann as Ispektor (ep.1) Manfred Erdmann as Richard Hellsing Matthias Grundig as Funker (ep.1) Michael Rüth as Halkonnen Geist Ole Pfennig as Pip Bernadotte Peter Musäus as Reinhard Brock as Wild Geese Sergeant (ep.3) Thomas Albus as Wache 2 (ep.2) Ulf Söhmisch as Papst (ep.3) | |||||||
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