Shura no Toki: Age of Chaos (TV)
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| Shura no Toki - Economy DVD Set (DVD) 2006-09-12 (from $57.99) |
| Shura no Toki - Age of Chaos (DVD 1) 2004-11-30 (from $19.99) |
| Shura no Toki - Age of Chaos - DVD 1+ Artbox + Scroll (DVD 1) 2005-03-15 (from $25.99) |
| Shura no Toki - Age of Chaos (DVD 2) 2005-02-22 (from $19.99) |
| Shura no Toki - Age of Chaos (DVD 3) 2005-03-15 (from $19.99) |
| Shura no Toki - Age of Chaos (DVD 4) 2005-05-10 (from $19.99) |
| Shura no Toki - Age of Chaos (DVD 5) 2005-07-12 (from $19.99) |
| Shura no Toki - Age of Chaos (DVD 6) 2005-09-13 (from $19.99) |
| Shura no Toki - Premium Collection (DVD 1-6) 2006-01-31 (from $71.96) |
| Shura no Toki - DVD Box Set (Thinpak) (DVD 1-6) 2007-11-13 (from $38.99) |
Director: Shin Misawa Series Composition: Junki Takegami Music: Yutaka Minobe (Wave Master) Original creator: Masatoshi Kawahara Character Design: Takehiro Hamatsu Art director: Chikara Nishikura (Studio Jack) Chief Animation Director: Takehiro Hamatsu Sound director: Yuuki Matsuoka | Hiroki Takahashi as Mutsu Yagumo Koji Yusa as Mutsu Takato (eps 8-) Nozomi Masu as Shiori/Kisshoumaru Takashi Matsuyama as Miyamoto Musashi Kokoro Kikuchi as Miyamoto Iori (child) Masami Suzuki as Tsubura (eps 8-) Akifumi Endô as Sakamoto Ryouma Akira Naito as Tokugawa Iemitsu Bon Ishihara as Takuan Bunmei Tobayama as Chiba Sadakichi Chiaki Osawa as Mizuki Daisuke Hirakawa as Eiji Itô as Eiji Takemoto as Eikou Matsunaga as Matsudaira Izu-no-kami Eriko Hirata as Chiba Sanako Fumiaki Tonamiyama as Chiba Sadakichi Harî Kaneko as Hideaki Matsunaga as Matsudaira Izu-no-kami Nobutsuna Hiroshi Watanabe as Miyamoto Iori (young) Hiroshi Yusa as Asanosuke Hozumi Gôda as Mutsu Izumi Jun Iwata as Kanno Kaneta Kimotsuki as Shigeyasu Tomita (ep 12) Kaori Asou as Ran Kenji Nomura as Nakamura Hanjirou Kiriko Aoyama as Minekichi Koji Watanabe as Kouji Ishii as Kyusaku Shimada as Itou Kinetarou Masami Iwasaki as Miina Tominaga as Oryou Mitsutaka Tanaka as Yagyu Hyōma Nobuyuki Kobushi as Yagyuu Matajurou Rio Natsuki as Waarya Risa Mizuno as Kanae Ryo Naitou as Tokugawa Iemitsu Satoshi Nozawa as Yagyuu Samon Tomonori Shigeru Sakano as Shintarou Sonooka as Kuki Genjirou Sō Nozawa as Yagyū Samon Tomonori Sukekiyo Kameyama as Yagyuu Munenori Tadashi Iwasaki as Ooseto Hayato Tadashi Miyazawa as Taiten Kusunoki as Takashi Matsuyama as Takehito Koyasu as Amanushi Tetsuo Kobayashi as Tougou Shigetaka Tetsuo Komura as Tomosuke Gyumura as Araki Mataemon Tomoya Gyumura as Takasugi Shinsuke Yoshitaka Tanaka as Yagyu Hyouma Yuki Kaida as Yuuki-hime Yuu Asakawa as Sanae Yuuichi Nakamura as Okita Souji (Third division) Yuusaku Yara as Nankoubou Tenkai Yuusuke Gyumura as Takasugi Shinsaku Yuya Ushimura as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Art director: Christopher Mantovi Translation: Yuki Urakawa Executive producer: John Sirabella ADR Engineer: Jason Cushing DVD Authoring: Editing: Mix Engineer: Michael Sinterniklaas Mixing: Post-Production Manager: Production Coordination: Production Supervision: Sean Molyneaux Script Adaptation: Translation Manager: Anna Yamamoto Voice Direction: | Marc Thompson as Angora Deb as Tsubara Mutsu Bella Hudson as Iori (child) Drew Aaron as J. David Brimmer as Musashi Miyamoto Kevin T. Collins as Mitsuyoshi Jubei Yagyu Lex Woutas as Toshizo Hijikata Marc Diraison as Ryoma Sakamoto Mollie Weaver as Sanako Chiba Rita Stephens as Kisshomaru / Shiori Adam Blaustein as Inmitsu Adam Devine as Captain Kanno Amy Palant as Princess Yuki Anthony Salerno as Narrator Bella Hudson as Oume Brian T. Schneider as Toshikata Monzaemon Yagyu Dan Green as Daryl Boling as Toshiyoshi Hyogonosuke Yagyu David Moo as David Wills as Shinzo Miyoshi Frank Frankson as Genjiro Kuki Jeffrey M. Bender as Hanjiro Nakamura Jimmy Zoppi as John Sale as Joshua James as Yagyu Disciple (ep 10) Lex Woutas as Lex Wutas as Nobutsuna Matsudaira Marc Diraison as Yagyu Disciple (ep 10) Marc Thompson as Matt Kaplan as Baiken Shishito Mike Pollock as Sasuke Peter Ganim as Sean Elias-Reyes as Sean Schemmel as Shinzaburo Kuki Sue Gilad as Oryo Tristan Goddard as Matabei Wayne Grayson as Kogoro Katsura Zachary Alexander as Takuan Osho | |||||||
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Asst. Director/Translator: Brian Mathew Ligsay (*) Voice Direction: Pocholo Gonzales | Brian Mathew Ligsay as Hijikata Toshizou Arnold Abad as Dante Castro as Narrator Hazel Hernan as Shiori/Kisshoumaru John Maylas as Takato Mutsu Noel as Mitsuyoshi Jubei Yagyu Noel Magat as Tsubara Mutsu Pocholo Gonzales as Ryan Ang as Toshikata Monzaemon Yagyu | |||||||
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