Kyo kara Maoh! (TV)
Kyo Kara Ma no Tsuku Jiyuugyou! (manga)
Kyo kara Maoh! R (OAV) (sequel)
Kyo kara Maoh! 3rd Series (TV) (sequel)
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Director: Junji Nishimura Series Composition: Akemi Omode Music: Yoichiro Yoshikawa Original creator: Tomo Takabayashi Character Design: Yuka Kudo Art director: Toshihisa Koyama Character Conceptual Design: Temari Matsumoto Sound director: Toru Nakano Producer: Yuji Shibata Animation producer: Kazunori Noguchi Production Coordination: Hideo Ihara Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: | Takahiro Sakurai as Yuri Shibuya Akio Ohtsuka as Gwendal Hiroaki Hirata as Geigen Huber Kazuhiko Inoue as Guenter von Christ Kouki Miyata as Ken Murata Masaki Terasoma as Adalbeld Masako Katsuki as Sherry Minami Takayama as Annisina Mitsuki Saiga as Wolfram Toshiyuki Morikawa as Conrad Weller Yumi Kakazu as Miko Shibuya Akio Ohtsuka as Sieg (ep. 68) Akio Suyama as Marker Ayako Kawasumi as Ondine (eps 46, 70-71) Ayumi Tsunematsu as Bin Shimada as Vinon (eps. 22-23) Daisuke Namikawa as Daisuke Shinohara as Baker Emiri Katou as Doria Fujiko Takimoto as Rizot Fumiko Orikasa as Elizabeth (ep. 45) Haruhi Terada as Nina Harumi Asai as Young Alford Harumi Sakurai as Hiroaki Hirata as Masked Man Hiroko Taguchi as Gisela Hiroya Ishimaru as Alford's Father Jun Fukuyama as Rikku (eps. 5, 7) Katsumi Suzuki as Van Clief Katsuyuki Konishi as Shouri Shibuya Kazuhiro Nakata as Belar Keiji Fujiwara as Jose Rodriguez Kentarou Itou as Alford Markina (ep 19-20) Kenyuu Horiuchi as Don Hiri (Conrad's father) (eps 33, 41, 47) Kimiko Saito as Kouji Ishii as Fetto (ep 53) Kouji Tsujitani as Shoma Shibuya Kujira as Queen Bear Bee Kumiko Higa as Raven (young) Masanori Takeda as Josac Masashi Hirose as Baxter (ep. 53) Mika Kanai as child Yuri (ep. 42) Miki Nagasawa as Lyla Mitsuaki Madono as Earhart Wincott Mitsuki Saiga as Rufus Bielefeld (ep. 68) Motoko Kumai as Greta Mugihito as Maxine Noriko Shimoyama as Beatrice (eps. 1-55) Noriko Shitaya as Beatrice (eps. 56+) Nozomu Sasaki as Rena Mizushiro as Manager Risa Mizuno as Julia Sachi Kikiryu as Young Shori Shinichiro Miki as Shin-Ou Shouto Kashii as Rose's Father Takafumi Kawakami as Boid Takahiro Sakurai as Morgif (voice altered) Takako Honda as Sharon Takashi Matsuyama as Dakaskos Takaya Hashi as Bob Takumi Yamazaki as Fanberlain Tamaki Nakanishi as Razania Tomohiro Nishimura as Keenan Toru Ohkawa as Hiscreif Toshitaka Hirano as Shas Toshiyuki Morikawa as Laurence Weller (ep. 68) Unshou Ishizuka as Stoffel Wakana Yamazaki as Gloria (ep. 53) Wataru Takagi as Yashimitsu Shimoyama as Gorda Yasunori Matsumoto as Raven Yasunori Matsutani as Harris Yasuyuki Kase as Christel Yoko Asada as Rose Yoshino Takamori as Flynn Yukana as Ulrike Yuki Masuda as Nicola Yuko Goto as Izula Yuriko Yamaguchi as Norika Yuu Asakawa as Berma (eps 19-20) | |||||||
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ADR Director: Steve Kramer Translation: Executive producer: Producer: Adaptation: Wilder Jacob ADR Editor: Gina Nuccio ADR Recording Engineer: Production producer: Yurika Dennis Re-Mixing Engineer: Thanos Kazakos Sound Editor: Subtitling: Anna Exter Video Editor: Alex Agoston | Edward Villa as Geigen Huber Jimmy Benedict as Yuri Shibuya Yuri Lowenthal as Yuri Dorothy Elias-Fahn as Miko Shibuya Doug Erholtz as Conrad Edward Zilla as Geigenhuber Grant George as Ken Murata Jack Lingo as Gunter Jackson Daniels as Gwendal Kirk Thornton as Adalbert Marvin Lee as Josak Mia Bradly as Celi Michelle Ruff as Anissina Mona Marshall as Wolfram A.D. Adams as Barbara Goodson as Bob Johnson as Fett Cindy Robinson as D. C. Douglas as Shori Shibuya Dave Mallow as Belar David Lodge as Deanna Morris as Dennis Dion as Young Shori Dorothy Elias-Fahn as Dorothy Fahn as Rose Doug Stone as Raven Eddie Frierson as Edward Zilla as Masked Man Grant George as Christel Jack Lingo as Ryan Jake Martin as Clint Jane Alan as Sharon Jennifer Sekiguchi as Jessica Gee as Jim Taggert as Van Clief Joan-Carol O'Connell as Julia Joe Cappeletti as Shoma Shibuya (ep. 42+) Joe Cappelletti as Shoma Shibuya Joey Capps as Joey D'Auria as Louis Vuillon Joey Lotsko as Jose Rodriguez Karen Strassman as Kim Strauss as Fanberlain Kirk Thornton as Dunheely Weller L.C. Curel as Ulrike (ep. 41+) Lara Cody as Ulrike Make Davis as Guriere Josak (eps. 24+) Marbry Stewart as Nina Melora Harte as Mia Bradly as Michael McConnohie as Maxine Mike Davis as Patrick Seitz as Shori Shibuya (eps. 59+) Rebecca Forstadt as Greta Richard Epcar as Riva West as Greta Sandy Fox as Young Yuri Steve Cannon as Antoine Steve Kramer as Stevie Bloch as Ondine Tara Platt as Young Girl Taylor Henry as Harris (ep. 19-20) Terrence Stone as Baker Terry Roberts as Stoffel von Spitzweg Vicky Green as Nicola | |||||||
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