Samurai Deeper Kyo (TV)
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Series director: Junji Nishimura Series Composition: Fukyoushi Oyamada Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Original Manga: Akimine Kamijo Character Design: Manabu Fukusawa Art director: Toshihisa Koyama Animation director: Sound director: Yoshikazu Iwanami Director of Photography: Noriko Kondo Producer: Animation: Hiroshi Nagahama (opening) Assistant Art Director: Ken Watanabe Color setting: Shinji Matsumoto Creature Design: Editing: Masahiro Matsumura Package Cover Design: Hiroshi Nagahama Planning: Masahiro Nouchi Project Cooperation: Special Effects: Shouichi Uehara Theme Song Performance: Yuiko Tsubokura (Pipeline Project) | Katsuyuki Konishi as Kyoushirou Mibu / Onime no Kyo (Demon Eyes Kyo) Yui Horie as Yuya Shiina Akio Suyama as Makora/Kotaro Akira Ishida as Sasuke Sarutobi Megumi Ogata as Yukimura Sanada Takashi Matsuyama as Saizou Kiragakure Toshihiko Seki as Benitora Yukana Nogami as Sakuya Akio Suyama as Jimon Asami Imai as Hajime Iijima as Genma Kitou Hikaru Midorikawa as Migeira Hiroki Takahashi as Hiromi Sugino as Shigekata Tohgou Hiroshi Iida as Kuro Sasori Hitoshi Kamibeppu as Yamino Genza Isshin Chiba as Noboyuki Sanada Kana Ueda as Katsuhiro Harasawa as Kazuhiko Inoue as Muramasa Keiichi Sonobe as Tadaaki Ono Kouji Iida as Kurosasori Kouji Ishii as Mika's father Kouki Miyata as Shirogarasu Madoka Akita as Mayumi Makoto Yasumura as Jaki Makoto Yusumura as Mekira Megumi Ogata as Michiko Takahashi as Mahiro Mikako Takahashi as Miki Choi as Santera Miki Machii as Santera Mugihito as Grand Master Nana Mizuki as Mika Norihisa Mori as Basara Rakushi Iida as Kurosasaori Sakiko Tamagawa as Shatora Sakura Nogawa as Saishi Shinpachi Tsuji as Tokugawa Ieyasu Sho Hayami as Nobunaga Oda Souichiro Hoshi as Akira Souichirou Tanaka as Haira Susumu Chiba as Takahiro Sakurai as Kubira (ep 10) Takayuki Yamaguchi as Shindara Takehito Koyasu as Tomokazu Seki as Shinrei Yumi Kakazu as Izumo no Okuni Yumiko Sobayashi as Little Sasuke | |||||||
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Director: Script: Michael Sinterniklaas Translation: Kiyoko McCrea Executive producer: John Sirabella Assistant Engineer: Alexa Zimmerman DVD Author: Kaza Razat Editing: Engineer: Michael Sinterniklaas Graphic Design: Merideth Mulroney Mixing: Michael Sinterniklaas Production manager: Production Supervision: Sean Molyneaux Script Adaptation: Sean Schemmel Translation Manager: Anna Yamamoto | Dan Green as Kyoshiro Mibu/Demon Eyes Kyo Veronica Taylor as Yuya Shiina Christopher Kromer as Yukimara Sanada Deborah S. Craig as Izumo no Okuni Marc Diraison as Saizo Kiragakure Michelle Newman as Sasuke Saruiobi Sonja Lingo as Sakuya Wayne Grayson as Benitora Addie Blaustein as Migeira Benjamin Thomas as Hanzo Mattori Chris Townsend as Jaki Erica Schroeder as Saiko Greg Miller as Jack Lingo as Makaora John Campbell as Kevin T. Collins as Shirogarusu Lex Woutas as Jimon Lisa Ortiz as Mika Matt Caplan as Maki Megan Hollingshead as Kosuke Anayama Michael Sinterniklaas as Akira Michael Alstin Baley as Genma Kiloh Michael Alston Baley as Nobunaga Oda Michal Meadows as Saisei Mike Pollock as Muramasa Ollie Wyman as Rosie Reyes as Kurosasori Ryan Brack as Shindara Sean Schemmel as Nobuyuki Sanada Sebastian Arcelus as Hotaru Shelly Dean as Shatora Stacey Williams as Mahiro Tara Jayne as Santera Zachary Alexander as Basara | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: Mabell | |||||||
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| (none) | Emanuela Pacotto as Yuya Shiina Patrizio Prata as Kyoshiro / Occhi di oni Kyo Benedetta Ponticelli as Sakuya Gianluca Iacono as Saizo Kiragakure Leonardo Graziano as Sasuke Sarutobi Paolo De Santis as Yumimura Sanada Simone D'Andrea as Benitora Stefano Pozzi as Makora Fabrizio De Flaviis as Akira Letizia Ciampa as Antera Niseem Onorato as Shindara Roberto Draghetti as Bikara Stefano Onofri as Basara | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Maripette Narvasa | Alexx Agcaoili as Demon Eyes Kyo Aya Bejer as Yuya Shiina Alexx Agcaoili as Benitora Daisy May Carino as Sakuya Filipina Pamintuan as Sasuke Saruiobi Michael Punzalan as Yukimara Sanada Bernie Malejana as Migeira | |||||||
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| (none) | Licensed by: Muse Communication Co., Ltd. | |||||||
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