Hunter X Hunter (OAV)
Related anime:
Hunter X Hunter: Greed Island (OAV) (sequel)
Hunter X Hunter: G I Final (OAV) (sequel)
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Director: Satoshi Saga Series Composition: Nobuaki Kishima Music: Toshihiko Sahashi Original creator: Yoshihiro Togashi Character Design: Art director: Shigeru Morimoto Sound director: Takuya Hiramitsu Director of Photography: Seiichi Morishita Colour Design: Mari Miyashita Editing: Shinichi Natori Effects: Akihiko Matsuda Mixing: Kohei Oishi Sound Producer: Masakatsu Aida Theme Song Arrangement: Kenichi Kurosawa (OP & ED) Theme Song Composition: Kenichi Kurosawa (OP & ED) Theme Song Lyrics: Kenichi Kurosawa (OP & ED) Theme Song Performance: Kenichi Kurosawa (OP & ED) | Hozumi Gôda as Leorio Junko Takeuchi as Gon Kanako Mitsuhashi as Killua Yuki Kaida as Kurapika Hiroki Takahashi as Hisoka Noriko Namiki as Machi TARAKO as Senritsu Yoshikazu Nagano as Kuroro Lucifer Yoshiko Iseki as Pakunoda Akari Hibino as Feitan Atsuko Bungo as Shizuku Katashi Ishizuka as Miruki Norihisa Mori as Sukuwara Takashi Matsuyama as Nobunaga Umi Tenjin as Korutopi Urara Takano as Irumi Yasuhiro Takato as Shalnark Yoshiaki Matsumoto as Phinx Yoshinobu Kaneko as Franklin Yuko Maekawa as Neon | |||||||
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Executive producer: Carlo Levy Production Assistant: Stephanie Leempoels | Adrien Solis as Kilua Zaoldyeck Frederic Popovic as Kurapika Nathalie Bienaime as Gon Freeces | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Orlando Arenas Executive producer: Hugo Rose Mix: Andrés Ocampo Posada | Bernardo Duque as Kurapica CARLOS GUTIÉRREZ as Killua Leonardo Salas as Gon Orlando Arenas as Leorio Carlos Jiménez as Kuroro Carlos Villegas as Hisoka Klaudia Kotte as Machi Marta Rincón as Pakunoda Alfonso Grau as Franklin Camilo Rodriguez as Shalnark Eleazar Osorio as Feitan Klaudia Kotte as Neon Raul Forero as Ubog Tirza Pacheco as Wolfang Galindo as Nobunaga Zoraida Duque as Korutopi | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Dialogues: | Diego Sabre as Leorio Massimo Di Benedetto as Killua Zaoldyeck Patrizia Mottola as Gon Freecs Renato Novara as Kurapika Alessandra Karpoff as Pakunoda Dania Cericola as Senritsu Lorenzo Scattorin as Kuroro Lucifer Luca Bottale as Hisoka Elisabetta Spinelli as Mito Gabriele Marchingiglio as Feitan Paolo Sesana as Nobunaga | |||||||
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Fábio Lucindo as Killua Zaoldyeck Thiago Longo as Korapaika Yuri Chesman as Gon Freecs Alessandra Araújo as Pakunoda Angelica Santos as Machi Nestor Chiesse as Hisoka Sérgio Corsetti as Leório Sérgio Moreno as Kuroro Lucifer Sérgio Rufino as Senritsu Alexandre Marconato as Nobunaga Júlia Castro as Milki Zaoldyeck Jussara Marques as Shizuku Marcelo Campos as Feitan Mauro Castro as Franklin Rodrigo Andreatto as Shalnark Tânia Gaidarji as Irumi Zaoldyeck | ||||||||
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