Shin Hakkenden (TV)
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Series director: Katsuyoshi Yatabe Script: Yasushi Hirano Original Work: Yasushi Hirano Character Design: Atsuko Ishida Mechanical design: Masahiko Ohkura Theme Song Performance: | Masami Suzuki as Kou Naoki Tatsuta as Chuji Rika Komatsu as Noburu Ryotaro Okiayu as Tomoka Shiho Kikuchi as Ruty Takehito Koyasu as Kai Tomohiro Nishimura as Gyo Toshiyuki Morikawa as Jinrai Yuu Asakawa as Rei Akira Nakagawa as Ryou Kazuhiro Nakata as Casiya Mami Kingetsu as Ayashi Masato Hirano as Aori Naoko Kyooda as Wanamusi Norihisa Mori as Tai Noriko Namiki as Chappy Rie Tanaka as Ryou's mother Takashi Nagasako as Gokumon Yumi Touma as Fuse | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: AXN-Asia (SE Asia) | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: Kaze | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Paolo Torrisi Dialogues: Mixing: Moreno Grossi Pometti Synchronization: Moreno Grossi Pometti Theme Song Performance: Giorgio Vanni | Massimo Di Benedetto as Kori Alessandra Karpoff as Ayashi Claudio Moneta as Kai Emanuela Pacotto as Karura Gianluca Iacono as Tomoka Giovanna Papandrea as Rei Grazia Migneco as Funamushi Luca Sandri as Gyu Marco Balzarotti as Ginrai Mario Zucca as Cujo Maurizio Scattorin as Ebira Renata Bertolas as Nola Alberto Olivero as Lord Med soldier (ep. 2) Claudio Ridolfo as Lord Med soldier (ep. 2) Diego Sabre as Ryu (ep. 1) Elisabetta Spinelli as Federica Valenti as Saya (eps. 2-4) Francesco Orlando as Saya's father (eps. 2-3) Gianfranco Gamba as Shogun Samara (eps. 8-12) Giovanni Battezzato as Luca Bottale as Iji (eps. 5-6) Mario Scarabelli as Ondo Gisha (ep. 9) Oliviero Corbetta as Dr. Komura (ep. 4) Riccardo Lombardo as Riccardo Rovatti as Sovr. Shume (eps. 6-8, 10) Salvatore Landolina as Village major (eps. 2-3) Simone D'Andrea as Abu (eps. 5-7, 10-12) Stefano Albertini as Ginji (eps. 5-11) Vittorio Bestoso as Don Gucini (eps. 6-7, 9, 11-12) | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: Spacetoon Distributor: Animation International (Mahr Al-Hajj Weiss) Dubbing: Al Zahra Centre - VENUS Production: Animation International (Mahr Al-Hajj Weiss) | |||||||
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