Fist of the North Star (TV)
Related anime:
Fist of the North Star 2 (TV) (sequel)
New Fist of the North Star (OAV) (sequel)
Fist of the North Star Movie (alternate retelling)
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Fist of the North Star TV VHS 1
| Related releases: |
| Fist of the North Star (DVD 1) 2003-02-25 |
| Fist of the North Star (DVD 2) 2003-02-25 |
| Fist of the North Star (DVD 3) 2003-07-29 |
| Fist of the North Star (DVD 4) 2003-07-29 |
| Fist of the North Star (DVD 5) 2003-11-25 |
Series director: Toyoo Ashida Director: Script: Screenplay: Toyoo Ashida Episode Director: Music: Nozomi Aoki Original Manga: Character Design: Masami Suda Animation director: Art design: Mitsuki Nakamura Producer: Yoshio Takami Audio Director: Kanji Fukunaga Key Animation: Painter: Keiko Nemoto Theme Song Performance: Crystal King (Op, Ed) | Akira Kamiya as Kenshiro Arisa Andou as Airi Banjou Ginga as Souther Bin Shimada as Yuda Hideyuki Hori as Ryuuga Kaneto Shiozawa as Rei Katsuji Mori as Shu Kenji Utsumi as Raoh Kouji Totani as Jagi Mie Suzuki as Bat (Bart) Takaya Hashi as Toki Tomiko Suzuki as Rin Toshiko Fujita as Mamiya Toshio Furukawa as Shin Yoshito Yasuhara as Juuza Yuriko Yamamoto as Yuria Akio Nojima as Nevada Banjou Ginga as Touda Baron as Kouji Totani Daisuke Gouri as Eiji Kanie as Hidekatsu Shibata as Kouryuu Hiromi Tsuru as Houchu Ohtsuka as Aus Ichirô Nagai as Habu Ikuya Sawaki as Issei Futamata as Dekai Babaa Jouji Yanami as Erari Junji Chiba as Ryuuken Kan Tokumaru as Hiruka Katsuji Mori as Zaria Kazuko Yanaga as Patra Kazumi Amemiya as Saki (1st Voice) Kazuo Oka as Gyuuki Kazuyuki Sogabe as Hyuui Keiichi Nanba as Keiichi Noda as Garekkii Kôhei Miyauchi as Elder Kouji Totani as Kouji Yada as Kôzô Shioya as Zaruka Kuniko Koguchi as Myuu Kyouko Tonguu as Taki Masako Katsuki as Jennifer Masanobu Okubo as Ogai Masato Hirano as Masayuki Kato as Jackal Michihiro Ikemizu as Soria Mika Doi as Tou Naoki Tatsuta as Soldier Norio Wakamoto as Shuren (as Noriaki Wakagi) Reiko Suzuki as Toya Ryo Horikawa as Ryuuji Saikachi as Smith Saburo Kamei as Seizo Katou as Generalissimo Barcom Shigeru Chiba as Shigezou Sasaoka as Gibara Shingo Kanemoto as Kemada Shozo Iizuka as Shun Yashiro as Member of Z Takaya Hashi as Amiba Takeji Yoshihara as Burō Takeshi Aono as Rihaku Takeshi Watabe as Kiba Daio Tesshô Genda as Tomomichi Nishimura as Yasuroo Tanaka as Yonehiko Kitagawa as Kashim Yuji Mikimoto as Yukitoshi Hori as Jadou Yumiko Shibata as Saki (2nd Voice) Yuusaku Yara as | |||||||
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Translation: Neil Nadelman Executive producer: Laurence Guinness Producer: Carl Macek Additional Dialogue: Carl Macek Dialogue: Tom Wyner Dialogue Director: Tom Wyner Post Production Associate: Tom Merchant | Alexis Lang as Kenshiro David Lucas as Shin Melissa Williamson as Yulia Abe Lasser as Catherine Luciani as Aunt Toyo Doug Stone as Farmer Smith G. Gordon Baer as Mr. Diamond James Lyon as Sergeant Madd Joe Romersa as John Billingslea as Jackel Jonathan C. Osborne as Gordo Michael Sorich as Richard Hayworth as Joker Sandy Fox as Lynn William Frederick as Village Chief | |||||||
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Theme Song Performance: Bernard Denimal | Luc Bernard as Ken (voix de remplacement) Philippe Ogouz as Ken Brigitte Lecordier as Bart (voix de remplacement) Daniel Beretta as Gérard Surugue as Shew (2ème voix) Jackie Berger as Bart (1ère voix) Jacques Ferrière as Ryuga Jean-François Kopf as Luc Florian as Raoul Maryse Meryl as Bart (2ème voix) Patrick Messe as Sophie Gormezzano as Virginie Méry as Lin Virginie Ogouz as Mamiya (2nd) Antoine Nouel as Amiba (épisode 35) Brigitte Lecordier as Bart (eps 10-12) Catherine Privat as Bart (eps 53-60 ; 62 ; 63 ; 88) Daniel Beretta as Raoul (eps 74-75) Daniel Russo as Rei (eps 33-34) Gérard Surugue as Jacques Ferrière as Jacques Feyel as Jean-François Kopf as Joelle Guigui as Luc Bernard as Ken (ep 47-49) Luc Florian as Marc Brétonnière as Ken (épisode 35) Marc François as le barman et divers (épisodes 6 à 9) Maryse Meryl as Bart (eps 22-24 ; 36 ; 47-52) Michel Modo as Naïké Fauveau as Lin - Bart (épisode 35) Patrick Messe as Philippe Ariotti as Shuren des Flammes Philippe Ogouz as Sophie Gormezzano as Virginie Méry as Virginie Ogouz as | |||||||
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| (none) | Ramon Canals as Kenshirô (Catalan dub) Alex Messeguer as Uighur (Catalan dub) Amadeu Aguado as Fox (Catalan dub) Domenech Farell as Jagi (Catalan dub) Elisabet Bargalló as Bart (Catalan dub) Ignasi Abadal as Narrador (Catalan dub) Jesús Díez as Ryûken (Catalan dub) Joaquim Sota as Jordi Vila as José Antequera as Raoh (Catalan dub) Josep María Zamora as Kiba Daiô (Catalan dub) Neus Sendra as Julia (Catalan dub) Núria Trifol as Lynn (Catalan dub) Oriol Rafel as Rei (Catalan dub) Pep Ribas as Shin (Catalan dub) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Bruno Cattaneo | Alessio Cigliano as Kenshiro Bruno Cattaneo as Daniela Caroli as Graziella Polesinanti as Marco Mete as Norman Mozzato as Raul | |||||||
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| (none) | Marwan Farahat as Shin rafat bazo as Kenshiro (Saif Al-Nar) | |||||||
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