Spirit Warrior (OAV)
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Spirit Warrior (OAV 2) (sequel)
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| Spirit Warrior - Revival of Evil (DVD 1) 2003-08-12 (from $6.00) |
| Spirit Warrior - DVD Collection (DVD 1-5) 2004-06-08 |
Director: Rintaro Script: Music: Toshiyuki Honda Original story: Makoto Ogino Character Design: Art director: Norihiro Hiraki Animation director: Hisashi Abe Director of Photography: Hiroshi Isagawa Animation producer: Assistant director: Takuji Endo Monster Design: Screaming Mad George (Cherubim) Music Director: Masafumi Mima | Akira Kamiya as Nikko (ep 2) Arisa Andou as Ashura Chikao Ohtsuka as Oda Nobunaga (ep 2) Goro Naya as Jikuu Hiroya Ishimaru as Onimaru (ep 1) Kazuhiko Inoue as Kou Kaihou (ep 2) Kiyoshi Kawakubo as Father Takahata (ep 3) Kiyoyuki Yanada as Daikaku (ep 3) Mari Yokoo as Okamoto Yami (ep 1) Maria Kawamura as Ikeda Hatsuko (ep 2) Miina Tominaga as Tsukuyomi (ep 2) Norio Wakamoto as Takahara Tatsuma (ep 1) Rokuro Naya as Organtino (ep 2) Ryuji Nakagi as Abe-no-Seimei (ep 1) Saeko Shimazu as Saeko (ep 3) Seizo Katou as High Priest (ep 1) Tesshô Genda as Onimaru Toshihiko Seki as Kujaku Yuko Kobayashi as Yomigozen (ep 3) Yuri Shiratori as Rie Sawaguchi Yuu Mizushima as Tenshu | |||||||
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Executive producer: John O'Donnell Producer: Stephanie Shalofsky | Alissa Stein as Asura Edward Morrisson Garland as Kujaku Michael Schwartz as Onimaru Dan Truman as Kaiho Ko Denise Gottwald as Tsukuyomi Martin Epstein as Head Priest Matthew Harrington as Jiku Ed Kissel as Nikko (Ep. 1-2) Howell Mayer as Tatsuma Takahara (Ep. 3) J. Robert Spencer as Tenshu (Ep. 3) James Stanley as Siegfried von Mittgard (Ep. 1-2) John Avner as Haus' Hoffer (Ep. 1-2) Kate Glass as Yami (Ep. 3) Michelle Medlin as Rie Sawaguchi Peter Patrikios as Seimei (Ep. 3) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Dania Cericola Translation: Amanda Ronzoni Dialogues: Fiamma Molinari | Antonio Paiola as Jikuu Debora Magnaghi as Ashura Diego Sabre as Kujaku Stefano Albertini as Onimaru Aldo Stella as Tenshu Elisabetta Cesone as Yomigozen Enrico Bertorelli as Abate Giusy Di Martino as Tsukuyomi Grazia Migneco as Ayano Loredana Nicosia as Saeko Ninomiya Luca Semeraro as Nikko Marco Balzarotti as Organtino Marco Pagani as Padre Takahata Natale Ciravolo as Oda Nobunaga Patrizia Salmoiraghi as Ikeda Hatsuko Tony Fuochi as Abe-no-Seimei | |||||||
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