Virtua Fighter (TV)
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Chief Director: Hideki Tonokatsu Script: Music: Kaoru Ohhori Original creator: Yu Suzuki Character Design: Ryo Tanaka Animation director: Director of Photography: Motoaki Ikegami Producer: Background Design: Koji Ono Editing: Takeshi Seyama Planning: Minoru Ohno Recording Director: Satoshi Kato Script Supervisor: Tsutomu Kamishiro Sound Effects: Masaru Urahata Story Supervisor: Masahiro Muto Theme Song Performance: | Maya Okamoto as Sarah Bryant Naoko Matsui as Pai Chan Shinichiro Miki as Akira Yuuki Yasunori Matsumoto as Jacky Bryant Kiyoyuki Yanada as Kagemaru Shigeru Chiba as Lau Chan Tetsuya Iwanaga as Lion Rafale Akio Ohtsuka as Van Kuur Atsuko Tanaka as Eva Rie Iwatsubo as Eliza Hauer Ryûzaburô Ôtomo as Jeffry McWild Satomi Koorogi as Liliana Shigeru Chiba as Narrator | |||||||
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Script: Scott Simpson Translation: Julia Rose Executive producer: John Sirabella Associate Director: Pamela Weidner Audio Engineer: Nick Stuteville Dialogue Mixer: Ron Abfalter Editing: FX Designer: Skip Bowerman Packaging Design: Production manager: Amy Tipton Production Supervision: Sean Molyneaux Subtitling: Anna Yamamoto Voice Direction: Scott Houle | Amy Tipton as Pai Chan Tony Schnur as Akira Geoff Whitesell as Kagemaru Jonathan Frappier as Lion Rafale Alex Wharff as Lee Coleman Andrew Masset as Bill Flaman as Boise Holmes as Jeffery McWild Brandon Thomas Evans as Bryan Keith Bolick as Chip Straka as Desk Clerk Chris Hill as Mean Carl Chris MacPherson as Jimmy Gates Chris Nubel as Narrator Courtney Wright Hatfield as Daniel Richani as Thug A Dave Underwood as Colonel Jackson Moreno Deborah Spoto as Young Sarah Drew Stinnett as Lab Tech-B Ed Wagenseller as Gabrielle Gibbs as Eliza Hower Geancario D'Alessandro as Heather Hamilton as Alexander J.P. Houle as Kim Jason Hatfield as Jason Smith as Jeff Call as Jerry Winsett as Jordan Rhodes as Priest Juliet Cesario as Sarah Bryant Katherine Vernon as Eva Durricks Kevin Potts as Kirby Heffner as Cameraman Marc Matney as Swallow Megan Hancock as Liliana Michael Granberry as Jacky Bryant Michael Langley as Eddie Paul Johnson as Guy Krueger Richard Prather as Thug #1 Rick Forrester as Rob Zapple as Pops Robert Rogan as Scott Bailey as Scott Simpson as Clive Maroni Sheila Brothers as Mom Steve Chsizmadia as Steven Stokes as Thug #2 Steven Tylor as Buru Thomas Bruning as Lau chan Tony Schnur as Akira Yuki Traci Dinwiddie as Isabel Hower | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Roberto Colucci | Broadcaster: Distributor: Dubbing: VDI - Point.360 (Latin America) Producer: TMS Entertainment, USA, Inc. | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Ottavio Maria Rolandi Ricci Dubbing Supervision: Tiziana Valenti Sound Technician: Sergio Viscardi | Alessandro Quarta as Akira Yuki Barbara De Bortoli as Sarah Briant Federica De Bortoli as Pai Chan Vittorio Guerrieri as Jacky Briant (adult) Andrea Ward as Wolf Hockfield (1st voice) Dario De Grassi as Lau Chan Diego Reggente as Jeffry McWild (1st voice) Giorgio Locuratolo as Kagemaru Maurizio Reti as Wolf Hockfield (2nd voice) Pierluigi Astore as Jeffry McWild (2nd voice) Stefano Crescentini as Leon Raphale Vittorio Battarra as Shun Di Christian Iansante as Yan Wei Nin Giorgio Borghetti as Jimmy Gates Laura Lenghi as Eva Durricks Luciano Roffi as Clyde Marco Bolognesi as Massimo Rinaldi as Gao Maurizio Romano as Ryo Kau Run Mauro Gravina as Monica Ward as Oliviero Dinelli as Jack Moreno Vittorio Battarra as Pops | |||||||
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| (none) | Lloyd Navera as Akira Yuki Rowena Raganit as Pai Chan Francis Ibanez as Lion Rafale | |||||||
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