Descendants of Darkness (TV)
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| Descendants of Darkness - Anime Test Drive DVD (DVD) 2004-04-27 |
| Descendants of Darkness - (DVD 1) 2003-01-14 |
| Descendants of Darkness - Vampire's Lure (DVD 1) 2003-01-14 |
| Descendants of Darkness - Devil's Song (DVD 2) 2003-03-11 (from $5.00) |
| Descendants of Darkness - Tarot Curse (DVD 3) 2003-05-13 |
| Descendants of Darkness - Demon Reckoning (DVD 4) 2003-07-08 |
| Descendants of Darkness DVD Collection (DVD 1-4) 2003-07-08 |
| Descendants of Darkness - CD Soundtrack (OST) 2005-04-05 (from $5.00) |
Director: Hiroko Tokita Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Tsuneyoshi Saito Original author: Yoko Matsushita Character Design: Yumi Nakayama Art director: Junichi Higashi Animation director: Sound director: Hideyuki Tanaka Director of Photography: Toyomitsu Nakajo Producer: Color Coordination: Mieko Maruyama Planning: Series Coordination: Masaharu Amiya | Mayumi Asano as Hisoka Kurosaki Shinichiro Miki as Asato Tsuzuki Sho Hayami as Kazutaka Muraki Tomomichi Nishimura as Chief Konoe Toshihiko Seki as Yutaka Watari Toshiyuki Morikawa as Seiichiro Tatsumi Wasabi Mizuta as Gushoushin the Younger Yumiko Nakanishi as Gushoushin the Elder Azusa Ichiba as nurse C (ep 10) Eriko Kawasaki as Mariko Ikaruga (eps 10-12) Hiroshi Naka as Akiyama (eps 7, 8) Hiroyuki Yoshino as Saionji (ep 4) Houchu Ohtsuka as Tsuyoshi Kakyouin (eps 7, 8) Ikuya Sawaki as Sarganatas (eps 4-6) Juurouta Kosugi as Kazuhiko Inoue as Mibu Oriya (eps 10, 11, 13) Kenichi Suzumura as Yamashita (eps 4, 6) Kôzô Shioya as janitor (ep 6) Kumi Sakuma as Eileen (eps 8, 9) Machiko Toyoshima as Tsubaki Kakyouin (eps 7-9) Madoka Akita as schoolgirl A (ep 4) Makoto Yasumura as Masako Katsuki as Maria's foster mother (eps 1-3) Masaya Hashimoto as Megumi Matsumoto as student C (ep 11) Michio Miyashita as schoolboy A (ep 4) Minami Takayama as Hijiri Minase (eps 4-6) Misa Kobayashi as mother (ep 2) Naoko Matsui as Kanoko Houjou (eps 7, 8) Nobuo Tobita as Professor Satomi (eps 10-12) Sachi Matsumoto as schoolgirl A (ep 12) Shozo Iizuka as Shinzo Wakabayashi (eps 7, 8) Sumomo Momomori as nurse D (ep 10) Takahiro Uchida as ship's captain (ep 8) Takashi Nagasako as Muraki's grandfather (ep 10) Takeharu Onishi as principal (ep 11) Takeshi Kusao as Tetsuhiro Abiko (eps 7, 8) Tomoko Kawakami as Kazusa Otonashi (eps 4-6) Wasabi Mizuta as Wayne Doster as SP (ep 7) Yuka Imai as Maria Wong (eps 1-2) Yuki Hokimoto as waitress B (ep 2) Yukie Maeda as schoolgirl B (ep 4) Yuko Sasaki as waitress A (ep 2) Yumi Kakazu as Maki (eps 10, 11) Yumiko Nakanishi as Yuri Shiratori as Wakaba Kannuki (eps 1, 13) Yuuichi Nagashima as Sakaki (eps 9, 12) | |||||||
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ADR Director: Arlen Tarlofsky Translation: Kevin McKeown Executive producer: John O'Donnell Producer: Stephanie Shalofsky ADR Recording Engineer: Jim Regan ADR Script Adaptation: Arlen Tarlofsky Dubbing supervisor: Tom Wayland | Dan Green as Asato Tsuzuki Liam O'Brien as Hisoka Kurosaki Chunky Mon as Chief Konoe Edward MacLeod as Kazutaka Muraki Eric Stuart as Yutaka Watari Walter Pagen as Seiichiro Tatsumi Angora Deb as Gushoshin #2 Beth McGowan as Kazusa Otonashi (eps 4-6) Dan Green as Sargatanas (eps 4-6) Jack Lingo as Hijiri Minase (eps 4-6) Lisa Ortiz as Maria Wong (eps 1-2) Michael Alston Baley as Gushoshin #1 Rodd Stone as Narrator Suzy Prue as Maria's mother (eps 1-3) | |||||||
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Dialogues: Silvia Bacinelli Director Of Dubbing: Aldo Stella | Gabriele Calindri as Tsuzuki Asato Massimo Di Benedetto as Kurosaki Hisoka Anna Bonel as Gushoshin Blu Ivo De Palma as Kazutaka Muraki Luca Bottale as Yutaka Watari Marco Balzarotti as Seiichiro Tatsumi Marco Pagani as Capufficio Konoe Patrizia Scianca as Gushoshin Arancio Alberto Olivero as Otonashi Aldo Stella as Antonello Governale as Kakyoin Antonio Paiola as Cristiana Rossi as Hojo Dania Cericola as Matrigna Diego Sabre as Oriya Mibu Elisabetta Spinelli as Tsubaki Francesco Orlando as Abiko Jenny De Cesarei as Maki (ep.10-11) Jolanda Granato as Luca Catanzaro as Paolo De Santis as Yamashita Paolo Sesana as Paolo Torrisi as Hijiri Pietro Ubaldi as Surgatanus Pino Pirovano as Insegnante Renata Bertolas as Riccardo Rovatti as Satomi Tosawi Piovani as Mariko | |||||||
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