Requiem from the Darkness (TV)
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| Requiem from the Darkness - Turmoil of the Flesh (DVD 1) 2004-09-21 (from $7.00) |
| Requiem from the Darkness - Turmoil of the Flesh + Artbox (DVD 1) 2004-09-21 |
| Requiem from the Darkness - Human Atrocity (DVD 2) 2004-12-14 (from $7.00) |
| Requiem from the Darkness - Pain of the Damned (DVD 3) 2005-02-15 (from $7.00) |
| Requiem from the Darkness - Eternal Rest (DVD 4) 2005-04-12 (from $7.00) |
| Requiem from the Darkness - Complete Box Set Digipack (DVD 1-4) 2005-10-04 (from $59.99) |
Director: Hideki Tonokatsu Script: Storyboard: Music: Kuniaki Haishima Art director: Takashi Miyano Original Novel: Natsuhiko Kyogoku Sound director: Toru Nakano Cgi director: Shingo Shimoyama Director of Photography: Satoshi Ohtsubo Executive producer: Masato Matsumoto Producer: Yudo Ohishi Assistant producer: Yu Kiyozono Color Key: Kayoko Nishi Design: Shigeyuki Miya Editing: Yuriko Sano Series Concept: Yoshinobu Fujioka Theme Song Performance: Keiko Lee | Norio Wakamoto as Nagamimi Ryusei Nakao as Mataichi Sanae Kobayashi as Ogin Toshihiko Seki as Momosuke Yamaoka Hiroshi Ohtake as Tsutaya (Momosuke’s publisher) Masako Nozawa as White Hermit/Black Hermit Natsuhiko Kyogoku as Kyougokutei Akio Ohtsuka as Choujirou (ep 5) Chiemi Chiba as Orikudon (ep 9) Chinami Nishimura as Tei (ep 6) Fumihiko Tachiki as Hyoubu Tagami (ep 9) Hidenari Ugaki as Gakimitsu (ep 11) Hidetoshi Nakamura as Denzou Kusunoki (ep 12, 13) Hideyuki Tanaka as Hyougo Sekiyama (ep 11) Hiroshi Yanaka as Young Samurai (ep 6) Hirotaka Suzuoki as Genba Sasayama (ep 7) Hiroya Ishimaru as Kinzou Sasamori (ep 9) Iemasa Kayumi as Kyouemon (ep 10) Junko Minagawa as Yanagi Onna (ep 2) Kan Tanaka as Heisuke (ep 11) Katsumi Nagai as Kijuurou Hamada (ep 8) Katsunosuke Hori as Shimazou (ep 8) Kazuhiro Nakata as Sajuurou Ogata (ep 7) Keiichi Sonobe as Matashirou (ep 8) Keiko Toda as Tatsuta (ep 10, 12, 13) Koji Mori as Enkai (ep 1) Kouji Nakata as Danjou Kitabayashi (ep 12, 13) Kouji Tsujitani as Heihachi (ep 9,11) Kumiko Takizawa as Noblewoman (ep 6) Mako Shirakura as Otama (ep 4) Masashi Ebara as Ukon Shinonome (ep 11, 12, 13) Masaya Onosaka as Fushimiya (ep 7) Megumi Toyoguchi as Yae (ep 2) Mitsuaki Madono as Kokichi (ep 5) Motomu Kiyokawa as Heisuke (ep 5) Naoko Matsui as Shiragiku (ep 10) Noriko Shitaya as Chiyoko (ep 9) Rei Sakuma as Kikyou (ep 13) Ryusuke Oobayashi as Taroumaru (ep 11) Shozo Iizuka as Matajuro Ishikawa (ep 4) Sumi Shimamoto as Oyoshi (ep 4) Takeshi Aoki as Jihei (ep 8) Takeshi Aono as Jihei (ep 8) Takeshi Watanabe as Yahei Anzai (ep 4) Taro Arakawa as Juunai Kaburagi (ep 12, 13) Tarô Ishida as Shibaemon (ep 6) Tesshô Genda as Ryoujun (ep 10) Tohru Furuya as Kichibee (ep 2) Yoshito Yasuhara as Yasaku (ep 3) Yuko Kato as Onaegi (ep 9) Yuriko Yamaguchi as Towa (ep 3) Yuu Mizushima as Gunhachirou (Momosuke’s brother) | |||||||
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ADR Director: Steve Kramer Translation: Neil Nadelman Executive producer: Hideki 'Henry' Goto Producer: Adaptation: ADR Editor: Sergio Bandera ADR Recording Engineer: Assistant producer: Sawako Furuya Re-Mixing Engineer: Thanos Kazakos Subtitling: Neil Nadelman Video Editing: Alex Agoston | Grant George as Momosuke Yamaoka Michael McConnohie as Nagamimi the Bird Caller Midge Mayes as White Hermit Neil Kaplan as Kyogoku Tei Steve Kramer as Mataichi the Trickster Mona Marshall as Black Hermit A.D. Adams as Shimazo (Ep. 8) Abe Lasser as Tsutaya Allan Peters as Ukon Shinonome (Ep. 12-13) Barbara Goodson as Bob Papenbrook as Kaburagi (Ep. 12-13) Catherine Luciani as Old Woman (Ep. 2) Dave Mallow as Fushimiya David Lodge as Kichibe (eps 2) Dorothy Melendrez as Otoku (eps 2) Doug Stone as Yasaku (eps 3) Edward Villa as J.E. as Old Woman Jack Aubree as Kinzo Sasamori (Ep. 9) Jackson Daniels as Jeff Nimoy as Jennifer Sekiguchi as Jim Taggert as Jimmy Flinders as Matashiro (Ep. 8) Joan-Carol O'Connell as Towa (eps 3) Joe Ochman as Enkai (eps 1) Kim Strauss as Mamosuke's Brother (Ep. 8) Kirsty Pape as Ogin the Puppeteer Lara Cody as Oyoshi (eps 4) Lara Jill Miller as Tei (Ep. 6) Marvin Lee as Melora Harte as Michael McConnohie as Midge Mayes as Mona Marshall as Neil Kaplan as Peter Spellos as Ron Allen as Chojiro (Ep. 5) Simon Isaacson as Steve Kramer as Yahei (eps 4) Terry Roberts as Sajuro Ogata (Ep. 7) Vicky Green as Tatsuta/Shiragiku | |||||||
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