Dracula: Sovereign Of The Damned (special)
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Director: Minoru Okazaki Script: Tadaaki Yamazaki Music: Seiji Yokoyama Character Design: Hiroshi Wagatsuma Animation director: Hiroshi Wagatsuma Art Coordinator: Take Torimoto Assistant director: Akinori Nagaoka Background Art: Creative Consultant: Gene Pelc Editing: Osamu Tanaka Finish Check: Tsutomu Tsukada In-Between Animation: Key Animation: Photography: Hisao Shirai Planning: Production manager: Kazuichi Tsurumi | Keiko Mari as Domini Nachi Nozawa as Dracula Ryo Ishihara as Narrator | |||||||
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Screenplay: | (none) | |||||||
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| (none) | Jean Claudio as Dracula Frédéric Girard as Geneviève Taillade as Domini Jean-Pierre Denys as Laurent Hilling as Marcelle Lajeunesse as Raymond Baillet as Quincy Harker | |||||||
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| (none) | Luis Carrillo as Conde Dracula (Spain dub) Juan Antonio Gálvez as Manuel Tejada as Narrador (Spain dub) Roberto Cuenca Martínez as Reverendo Sibierski (Spain dub) Juan Antonio Gálvez (Spain dub) Roberto Cuenca Martínez (Spain dub) | |||||||
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| (none) | Renato Montanari as Dracula Beatrice Margiotti as Rachel Susanna Fassetta as Romy | |||||||
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