The Twelve Kingdoms (TV)
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Director: Tsuneo Kobayashi Script: Shou Aikawa Music: Kunihiko Ryo Original Character Design: Akihiro Yamada Character Design: Animation director: Hiroto Tanaka Original Novel: Fuyumi Ono Sound director: Tsutomu Kashiwagura Director of Photography: Atsuo Matsumoto Executive producer: Producer: Ken Suekawa Animation producer: Color setting: Yuuko Satou Conceptual Design: Editing: Theme Song Composition: Tomohiko Kira (ED) Theme Song Lyrics: Keiko Kitagawa Theme Song Performance: Mika Arisaka (ED) | Aya Hisakawa as Yoko Nakajima Takehito Koyasu as Keiki Aya Ishizu as Yuka Sugimoto Houko Kuwashima as Shoukei (eps 23-39) Kappei Yamaguchi as Rokuta Keiji Fujiwara as Saku Gyousou Kenichi Suzumura as Rakushun Kousuke Okano as Aozaru Masaki Aizawa as Shouryuu Masako Katsuki as Sanshi Haku Naomi Wakabayashi as Suzu (eps 23-39) Rie Kugimiya as Taiki / Kaname Takasato (Child, eps 15-22) Yuji Ueda as Ikuya Asano Ai Satou as Ritsuko Nakajima Akiko Hiramatsu as Seishu (ep 28-30,32) Akiko Takeguchi as Akira Ishida as Aya Ishizu as Rokuta (young) Chiemi Chiba as Kei-Kei Daisuke Sakaguchi as Emi Motoi as Kouya (child) Eriko Kawasaki as Isai Fumihiko Tachiki as Ganchou (ep 19) Hidekatsu Shibata as Genkai (ep 43,45) Hideyuki Tanaka as Heki Rakujin (Eps 9, 10, 12, 14) Hirofumi Nojima as Taishi (ep 22) Hiroshi Yanaka as Hiroyuki Yoshino as Cat man (Ep 8) Hisao Egawa as Goson (ep 16, 17) Jin Horikawa as Jiro Saito as Rou-hansei (ep 30) Jouji Nakata as Koutetsu Junko Noda as Suguru Takasato (young) (ep 15,16) Kan Tokumaru as Chuutatsu (ep 23,25) Kanji Suzumori as Man 1 (Ep 4) Katsuhisa Houki as Itan (ep 41,42,44) Katsuyuki Konishi as Kazuhiro Nakata as Gahou (ep 24,33) Kazuya Nakai as Kazuya Tatekabe as Houroushi Keiichi Sonobe as Master of Shuusei Keiko Koumyouji as Rokuta's Mother Kenji Nojima as Sekki Kenji Nomura as Koukan (ep 39,40) Khiroshi Nojima as King Kou's Son Kinryuu Arimoto as Hakutaku (ep 42-45) Kouji Ishii as Shoushiba (ep 35,37) Kousuke Okano as Kumiko Takizawa as Rakushun's mother Makoto Higo as Mami Kingetsu as Shuukanchou Mami Kosugi as Minister of Law Mami Koyama as Joei (ep 13) Mamiko Noto as Suzu's sister (ep 23) Mari Yokoo as Kaname's mother Masaaki Ohkura as Masahiko Tanaka as Gekkei (ep 23,26,40) Masako Katsuki as Ribi Masaya Oshima as Mayumi Yamaguchi as Seishu's mother (ep 29) Megumi Toyoguchi as Teiei Miki Machii as Miki Narahashi as Master's Wife Minami Takayama as Riyou (ep 23-25,27) Mitsuaki Madono as Seishou (ep 41,42,44) Mitsuru Ogata as Ekishin (ep 41,45) Miyuki Matsushita as Hourin (ep 23) Motomu Kiyokawa as Tenkanchou (ep 24,25) Naoko Kyooda as Kaname's Grandmother Naomi Shindoh as Naomi Wakabayashi as Narumi Hidaka as Yokuhi Haku (ep 11,43) Reiko Suzuki as Rie Kugimiya as Syoushun Rintarou Nishi as Koshou Rumi Ochiai as Ruri Asano as Ryoukichi Takahashi as Public officer (Ep 7) Ryuuzou Ishino as Yuuzen Sakiko Tamagawa as Meishin (ep 43,35) Sayuri as Bishin Seiji Sasaki as Seikyou Shinya Ohtaki as General Jinrai Shoko Tsuda as Shutetsu Tokaichi as Rokuta's father (Ep 10) Takaya Hashi as king Kou Takehiro Murozono as Kakugo (ep 32,37,38) Takehito Koyasu as Takeru Watanabe as Masashi Nakajima Tomokazu Sugita as Tomoko Kaneda as Gyokuyou Tomoko Kawakami as Rangyaku Tomomichi Nishimura as Toru Ohkawa as Toshiko Fujita as Jokaku (ep 17) Toshitaka Shimizu as Wakana Yamazaki as Kyouou Yasunori Matsumoto as Kantai Yorie Terauchi as Gyokuyou (older) Yoshihisa Kawahara as Hyouki (ep 29,35-37) Yoshinori Sonobe as Yu Shimaka as Rohaku Yuji Ueda as Gouran Yuka Inokuchi as Secretary 2 (Ep 9) Yukana as Youka Yuko Kaida as Yuko Sasaki as Kourin Yuko Sato as King Kou's Daughter Yumi Touma as Renrin (ep 15) Yutaka Shimaka as Rohaku Yuuto Kazama as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Lex Lang Translation: Michael Yamamoto-Davey Executive producer: John Sirabella Producer: ADR Writer: Lex Lang Assistant Engineer: Deb Munini Assistant producer: Mami Okada Casting Director: Kaeko Sakamoto Dialogue Editing: Dialogue Recording Engineer: DVD Author: Stephen Poole Editing: Justin Kim Graphic Design: Merideth Mulroney Post Production Assistant: Post-Production Manager: Scott Marchfeld Production Assistant: Production manager: Production Supervision: Sean Molyneaux Re-Recording Mixing: Sound Supervisor: Patrick Rodman Spotting: Translation Manager: Anna Yamamoto | Kate Davis as Shoukei Kurt Strauss as Keiki Midge Mayes as Yoko Nakajima Kirsty Pape as Yuka Sugimoto Mia Lee as Suzu Sue Beth Arden as Gobo Yuri Lowenthal as Abe Lasser as Shokou Alfred Thor as King Hou Chuutatsu Andrew Watton as Meiken Anthony Mozdy as Rokuta's Father Barbara Goodson as Catherine Luciani as Circus Master Chris Kent as Saku Gyousou/Emperor of Tai Dave Lelyveld as Dave Mallow as David Mallow as David Orosco as Edward Villa as Aozaru Eric Hudson as Goson G. Gordon Baer as Koutetsu James Lyon as Jyouyuu, Heki Rakujin Jamieson Price as Koshou Jane Alan as Jennifer Jean as Youka Jessica Gee as Old Woman Jessica Stenuis as Jim Taggert as Rakushun Joey Capps as Astuyu John Daniels as Soushiba John Smallberries as Joshua Seth as Ikuya Asano Julianne Grossman as Lady Riyou Julie Maddalena as Julie Ann Taylor as Jull Grossman as Riyou Karen Thompson as Kouya (child) Kevin Hatcher as Kaname Takasato Kirk Thornton as Seikyou Lex Lang as Mela Lee as Rangyoku Melodee M. Spevack as Ribi Mia Lee as Gyokuyou (Ep. 27-28) Michael McConnohie as Michael Sorich as Itan Michelle Ruff as Paul St. Peter as Kantai Philip Willburn as Cat Man Phillip Wilburn as Cat Man Richard George as Rou Robert Gallery as Young Man Ron Allen as Chuuchin Sam Carr as Meishin Sam Regal as Seishou Scott Page-Pagter as Kouya Sean Roberts as Sekki Sonja S. Fox as Sparky Thornton as Terrence Stone as Koukan Terry Sutton as Taiki Therese Nguyen as Nyosen Tony Oliver as Wendee Lee as William Frederick as Genkai | |||||||
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ADR Director: Frédéric Souterelle Adaptation: | Frederic Popovic as Keiki Julie Deliquet as Yoko Nakajima Antoine Tome as Shôryu Constantin Pappas as Rakujin François Creton as Enki Gwenäelle Julien as Yuka Sugimoto Nicolas Beaucaire as Ikuya Asano Cathy Cerda as Taiki Cyril Aubin as Rakushun Frédéric Souterelle as Shûjo Isabelle Noérie as Youka Julie André as Kourin | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Abel Navarro Translation: Alessandra Moura (Spain dub) | Maria Lluïsa Maganya as Yoko Nakajima (Catalan dub) Angel Sacristán as Kocho-Keiki (Spain dub) Nuria Doménech as Yuka Sugimoto (Catalan dub) Pilar Coronado as Seishu (Spain dub) Roger Pera as Ikuya Asano (Catalan dub) Rosa Vivas as Sugimoto (Spain dub) Yolanda Gil as Taiki (Spain dub) Abel Navarro as Alfredo Martínez as Heki (Spain dub) Ana De Lima as Bishin (Spain dub) Ana San Millán as Queen Yo (Spain dub) Angela González as Queen Riyo (Spain dub) Belén Rodríguez as Shoshun (Spain dub) Carlos Del Pino as Shoriu (Spain dub) Carmen Podio as Yoko Nakajima Carolina Tak as Queen of Kyo (Spain dub) Eugenio Barona as Shuko (Spain dub) Francisco Andrés Valdivia as Hankyo (Spain dub) Gador Martín as Yoka (Spain dub) Jesús Alberto Pinillos as Suguru (Spain dub) Jorge Saudinós as Shouryu Jose Manuel Vieira as Keiki (Latin America Dub) Juan Carlos Lozano as Ikuta (Spain dub) Julia Martínez as Takki (Spain dub) Leopoldo Ballesteros as Watanabe (Spain dub) Luis Vicente Ivars as Koshou (Spain dub) María Teresa Neila as Boss (Spain dub) Mariano García as Matilde Conesa as Saiou (Spain dub) Pepa Agudo as Kei-Kei (Spain dub) Pilar Gentil as Queen of Sai (Spain dub) Rafael Calvo as Enho-Ho (Spain dub) Raquel Cubillo as Rokuta (Spain dub) Ricardo Escobar as Meiken (Spain dub) Rosa Campillo as Yoko's mother (Spain dub) Rebeca Aponte (Venezuelan dub) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Pinkee Rebucas (Hero Dub) | Hazel Hernan as Yoko Nakajima Yvette Tagura as Yoko Nakajima (Hero dub) maynard llames as Rakushun (Hero dub) Owen Caling as Rene Tandoc as Keiki (Hero Dub) Rouel Masangcay as Ikuya Asano (Hero dub) Bon Reyes as Keiki Dada Carlos as Kourin Fourth Lee as Ikuya Asano Grace Cornel as Yuka Sugimoto Montreal Repuyan as Aozaru | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Márcia Regina Inserted Song Performance: Kate Kelly (Minha Boneca Linda) | Márcia Regina as Yoko Nakajima Pedro Alcântara as Taiki / Kaname Takasato (criança) Priscila Concépcion as Suzu (2nd voice) Rita Almeida as Suzu (1st voice) Rodrigo Andreatto as Taiki / Kaname Takasato Adriana Pissardini as Yuka Sujimoto (Sugimoto) Alexandre Marconato as Saku Gyousou Dado Monteiro as Rakushun Kate Kelly as Shoukei (eps 23-39) Letícia Quinto as Sanshi Haku Marcelo Campos as Macaco Azul (Aozaru) Mauro Eduardo as Shouryuu Sílvio Giraldi as Ikuya Asano (2nd voice) Thiago Zambrano as Ikuya Asano (1st voice) Yuri Chesman as Rokuta Afonso Amajones as Koutetsu Andressa Andreatto as Kourin Cecília Lemes as Shusei (woman) (2nd voice) César Marchetti as Prof. Watanabe Fábio Lucindo as Suguru Takasato Fátima Noya as Joei Fernanda Bulara as Flora Paulita as Shusei (girl) Isabel Cristina de Sá as Rakushun's mother Júlia Castro as Seishu (ep 28-30,32) Jussara Marques as Youka Marcelo Pissardini as Yoko's Father Patrícia Scalvi as Lady Gyokuyo Pedro Alcântara as Young Rokuta Priscila Concépcion as Pink-haired Girl (ep 1) Samira Fernandes as Sidney Lilla as Ko'ou (1st voice) Tatiane Keplermaier as Classmate (ep 1) Ursula Bezerra as Suguru Takasato (criança) Wendel Bezerra as Kyouki Zaira Zordan as Saiou | |||||||
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