Hunter X Hunter: Greed Island (OAV)
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Director: Yukihiro Matsushita Script: Nobuaki Kishima Music: Toshihiko Sahashi Original Manga: Yoshihiro Togashi Character Design: Shinobu Tagashira Art director: Kazuo Fukuda Sound director: Takuya Hiramitsu Director of Photography: Seiichi Morishita Colour Design: Mari Miyashita Editing: Shinichi Natori Theme Song Performance: Mikuni Shimokawa (ED) | Chieko Higuchi as Biscuit Junko Takeuchi as Gon Kanako Mitsuhashi as Killua Akari Hibino as Feitan Atsuko Bungo as Shizuku Daisuke Hirakawa as Eiji Takemoto as Hiroki Takahashi as Hisoka Hiroki Touchi as Gin Hozumi Gôda as Leorio Jin Yamanoi as Zepairu Katsuhiro Harasawa as Binolt (ep 7,8) Kenji Nomura as Kimiyoshi Kibe as Battera Kouji Ishii as Silva Masanori Katsuragi as Ratazza (ep 4) Ryuuji Mizuki as Tsezugera Takako Uemura as Machi Takaya Miyano as Puhat Toshinobu Iida as Kozufutoro (ep 5) Tsuyoshi Koyama as Gensuru (ep 5) Umi Tenjin as Korutopi Yasuhiro Takato as Shalnark Yoshiaki Matsumoto as Phinx Yuki Kaida as Kurapika | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Victor Bautista Final Mix: Andrés Ocampo Posada | CARLOS GUTIÉRREZ as Killua Diana Carolina Suarez as Biscuit Leonardo Salas as Gon Carlos Villegas as Hisoka Eleazar Osorio as Feitan Klaudia Kotte as Machi Mario Gutiérrez as Leorio Oscar Fernando Gómez as Silva Santiago Munevar Rey as Battera Sebastian Saldarriaga as Kurapica Tirza Pacheco as Shizuku Zoraida Duque as Korutopi Alexander Paez as Wing Bernardo Mayorga as Shalnark Camilo Rodriguez as Zepairu Carlos Villegas as Phinx Eleazar Osorio as Tsezugera Giovanni Cruz as Abengane Gonzalo Eduardo Rojas as Zecks Jorge Castellanos as Puhat Julio Cesar Mora as Oscar Fernando Gómez as Gensuru Rodolfo Gutiérrez as Motarike Wolfang Galindo as Ratazza | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Fábio Lucindo | Fábio Lucindo as Killua Zaoldyeck Flora Paulita as Biscuit Krugger Yuri Chesman as Gon Freeccs Alexandre Marconato as Tsugera Nestor Chiesse as Hisoka Sílvio Giraldi as Genthru (Gensuru) Alessandra Araújo as Pakunoda Alfredo Rollo as Wing Angelica Santos as Machi Fernanda Bulara as Gabriel Noya as Feitan Júlia Castro as Milki Zaoldyeck Jussara Marques as Shizuku Lúcia Helena as Cortopi Luiz Antônio Lobue as Silva Zaoldieck Márcio Araújo as Abengane Mauro Castro as Franklin Rodrigo Andreatto as Shalnark Sandra Mara as Apresentadora do Leilão Sérgio Corsetti as Leorio Sérgio Rufino as Senritsu Tatá Guarnieri as Gato Cozinheiro Thiago Longo as Korapaika Walter Cruz as Senhor Battera Wellington Lima as Zebiri | |||||||
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