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Director: Hayato Date Screenplay: Katsuyuki Sumisawa Storyboard: Hayato Date Music: Motoi Sakuraba Original Manga: Kazuya Minekura Character Design: Yuji Moriyama Art director: Yuji Ikeda Animation director: Shinichiro Minami Executive producer: Producer: Animation producer: Naoji Hounokidani Assistant Art Director: Mio Isshiki Color setting: Takuya Kawami Sound Production: Hajime Takakuwa Story Treatment: Katsuyuki Sumisawa Theme Song Performance: | Akira Ishida as Cho Hakkai Hiroaki Hirata as Sha Gojyo Souichiro Hoshi as Son Goku Toshihiko Seki as Genjo Sanzo Kaoru Morota as Hakuryu Takeshi Kusao as Kougaiji Toshiyuki Morikawa as Homura Ai Orikasa as Linchei Akiko Kimura as Shoryu Akiko Yajima as Chinpu (ep 13) Akira Ishida as Field Marshall Tenpou Asako Dodo as Sanbutsushin 2 (ep 1) Atsuko Enomoto as Meihou(ep14) Bakuto as Jade Emperor (eps. 1-44) Bin Sasaki as Chie Koujiro as Chin Yisou's Puppet Chizuko Hoshino as Shaohei Dai Matsumoto as Eiji Maruyama as Chingenshi Eiji Yanagisawa as Fake Gojyo Fumihiko Tachiki as Storekeeper Fumio Matsuoka as Wuhan Haruhi Terada as Qiuhua (ep 19) Hidenori Tokuyama as Tongpu (ep 18) Hideto Ebihara as Soushi Hidetoshi Nakamura as Red Demon Hideyuki Umezu as Daiki (ep 19) Hiroaki Hirata as General Kenren Hiroko Nishi as Child Hiroshi Matsumoto as Hiroshi Tsuchida as Hiroshi Yanaka as Shien (Season 2) Hiroya Ishimaru as Chin Yisou (eps 8-9, 11-12) Hisanori Nemoto as Monk 1 (ep 1) Houchu Ohtsuka as Ni Jenyi Issei Futamata as Fluffy Issei Kusumoto as Nataku's subordinate Jin Horikawa as Zenon(Season 2) Kaho Kouda as Nataku Kaoru Morota as Kaya Matsutani as Kouran Kayama Suzuki as Young Gojyo Kazuaki Ito as Houmei's Father Kazuhiro Yamaji as Gojun Keiko Aizawa as Dr. Huang Keiko Sonoda as Ken Narita as Koumyou Sanzo Kenichi Mochizuki as Nataku's subordinate Kenji Hamada as Silver-haired Demon (ep 4) Kenta Miyake as Demon Kentarou Itou as Fei Second Kikuko Inoue as Yanming (ep 24) Kotono Mitsuishi as Shunhua (ep 19) Kouji Ochiai as Jikoku Kyousei Tsukui as Yaki Maki Mizuma as Boy (eps 20, 22) Makoto Hachinohe as Makoto Tsumura as You (ep 3) Masako Joh as Child Masako Kobayashi as Kouryuu Masamichi Sato as Soutu Masaru Hachinohe as Masaru Matsumoto as Masauru Matsumoto as Dokugakuyji Mayumi Yanagisawa as Shunei Michiko Neya as Kanan Mioko Fujiwara as Boy Demon (ep 1) Misa Watanabe as Kanzeon Bosatsu Miyu Matsuyone as Girl Miyuki Matsushita as Xiahua (ep 19) Mugihito as Jade Emperor (eps. 45 +) Naoko Takano as Tonghua (ep 19) Rei Igarashi as Spider Woman Reiko Takahashi as Shoen Rie Ishizuka as Shunrei (ep 4) Ryoka Yuzuki as Rinrei Ryotaro Okiayu as The Undertaker (ep 30) Ryuji Mizuno as Gairu Ryusei Nakao as Pochi (ep 25) Saori Higashi as Gonou (child) Sayuri Sadaoka as Aunt Han (ep 4) Shigenori Sôya as Ikaku Shigeru Shibuya as Souei Shigeru Ushiyama as Shuuei/Rikudo (eps 6-7) Shinobu Satou as Gyokumen Koushu Shinpachi Tsuji as Instructor Wang Souichirou Tanaka as Ryokusho Sukekiyo Kameyama as Porky Susumu Chiba as Yousui Takao Ishii as Jiroushin Takayuki Okada as Monk 2 (ep 1) Takehiro Murozono as Fake Hakkai Takuma Suzuki as Fake Sanzo Takuo Kawamura as Guard Takuya Kirimoto as Fei Third Tamaki Saitoh as Immortal Tokuyoshi Kawashima as Purple Demon Tomohisa Asou as Outo Tomoyuki Kouno as Toru Ohkawa as Crowman Toshiaki Kuwahara as Li Toshihiko Seki as Konzen Douji Tsutomu Isobe as Li Touten Yorie Terauchi as Sister Yoshito Ishinami as Old Man Yousuke Akimoto as Shin Taijin Yuki Masuda as Houmei Yuko Kobayashi as Yuko Minaguchi as Yaone Yuriko Yamaguchi as Sanbutsushin 3 (ep 1) Yuuichi Nagashima as Fake Goku | |||||||
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Director: Steven Foster Art director: Ruby Halipoto ADR Script: Executive producer: Producer: Steven Foster Creative Director: DVD Coordination: Janice Williams DVD Graphics: DVD Producer: Editing: International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Post-Production Manager: Shelly Thomas Production Assistant: Project Translator: Shoko Oono Recording engineer: Sound Design: Christopher Bourque Subtitle Script & Timing: | Braden Hunt as Cho Hakkai David Matranga as Genjo Sanzo Greg Ayres as Son Goku Illich Guardiola as Sha Gojyo Mandy Clark as Meihu (Ep. 14) Jason Douglas as Homura John Swasey as Zenon Kelli Cousins as Hakuryu Spike Spencer as Shien Tommy Drake as Ni Jyeni Vic Mignogna as Kougaiji Adam Conlon as Alex Stutler as Monk (Ep. 6) Andrew Menzel as Andy McAvin as Ben Pronsky as Camden Bertrand as Attendant (Ep. 41) Christine Auten as East Sanbutsushin Christopher Patton as Christopher Riley as Clint Bickham as Don Rush as Demon 10 (ep 1) Fred Walters Jr. as Geoffrey Muller as Yo Hilary Haag as Lirin Jason Konopisos as Gojun Jason Miesse as Dokugakuji Jay Hickman as Joe Grisaffi as John Area as Demon 5 (ep 1) John Swasey as Demon 1 (ep 1) Karen Coffer as Merciful Goddess Kaytha Coker as Gyokumen Kelli Cousins as Shunrei (Ep. 4) Kelly Manison as Kevin Corn as Kouryuu (Young Genjo Sanzo) Kyle Jones as Demon 11 (ep 1) Leo Allan as Lew Temple as Monk (Ep. 6) Marcy Bannor as Matt Kelley as Mike MacRae as Monica Rial as Paul Hope as High Official (Ep. 41) Paul Locklear as Paul Shuette as Phillip Lehl as Randy Sparks as Brawler (Ep. 5) Rick Burford as Chin Yisou (Ep. 8) Rick Piersall as Rob Mungle as Rob Nash as Rozie Curtis as Huang Sasha Paysinger as Kanan Shelley Calene-Black as Spike Spencer as Demon 6 (ep 1) Taylor Hannah as Shaohei Ted Pfister as Grey Sanbutsushin Todd Pace as Demon 9 (ep 1) Todd Waite as Jiroushin Tony Oller as Prince Nataku Ty Mayberry as Demon 4 (ep 1) Vicki Barosh as Black Widow (Ep. 2) | |||||||
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ADR Director: Valérie Uzan Directeur De Plateau: Marie-Line Landerwijn (Made In Europe) | Alexandre Aubry as Son Goku Aurélien Ringelheim as Son Goku (Made In Europe dub) Damien Gillard as Cho Hakkai (Made In Europe dub) Martial Leminoux as Sha Gojyô Nessym Guetat as Genjô Sanzô (Made In Europe dub) Patrick Bethune as Genjô Sanzô Stéphane Ronchewski as Chô Hakkai Tony Beck as Sha Gojyô (Made In Europe dub) Benoît Grimmiaux as Dokakuji (Made In Europe Dub) Brigitte Guedj as Kanzenon Bruno Buidin as Ni (Made in Europe Dub) Cyrille Artaux as Ni David Manet as Homura (Made In Europe dub) Didier Cherbuy as Komyo Elisabeth Guinand as Shunrei (Made In Europe) Emmanuel Gradi as Dokugakuji Esther Aflalo as Shunrei (Made In Europe Dub) François Creton as Kogaiji Frantz Confiac as Jirogami Jean-Marc Delhausse as Xenon (Made In Europe dub) Laurent Vernin as Faux Sha Gojyô (Made In Europe dub) Léa Gabrielle as Shunrei Magali Barney as Maia Baran as Kanon (Made In Europe ep 11) Marie Van R as Yanmine (Made In Europe Dub) Marie Van Renterghem as Yanmine (Made in Europe dub) Marie-Line Landerwijn as Yaone (Made In Europe dub) Martin Spinhayer as Mathieu Moreau as Kogaiji (Made In Europe dub) Michel GERVAIS as Narrateur (Made In Europe , ep 1) Nathalie Bienaime as Phan Nathalie Bleynie as Ririn Nicolas Dubois as Faux Sanzo , Divers (Made In Europe dub) Peppino Capotondi as Voix additionnelles (Made In Europe dub) Philippe Allard as Tongpu (Made In Europe Dub , ep 18) Philippe Resimont as Xenon (Made In Europe dub) Pierre-François Pistorio as Chin Iso Stéphane Flamand as Ririn (Made In Europe dub) Susan Sindberg as Koryu Suzanne Sindberg as Koryu Thierry Janssen as Shien (Made In Europe dub) Véronique Biefnot as Gyokumen (Made In Europe Dub) Vincent Violette as Rikudo Xavier Percy as Voix additionnelles (Made In Europe dub) Alexandre Crépet (Made In Europe Dub) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Juan José Moscoso (Spain dub) | Ariadna Jiménez as Son Goku (Spain dub) Jordi Navarro as Cho Hakkai (Spain dub) Ramón Rocabayera as Sha Goyjo (Spain dub) Carmen Ambrós as Eva Ordeig as Kouryuu (Genjo Sanzo nino) (Spain dub) Jesús López as Ni Jenyi (Spain dub) Susana Damas as Tasio Alonso as Dokugakuji (Spain dub) Angel del Río (Spain dub) Carlos Lladó (Spain dub) Carmen Ambrós (Spain dub) Eva Ordeig (Spain dub) Jesús López (Spain dub) María Rosa Gil (Spain dub) Susana Damas (Spain dub) Tasio Alonso (Spain dub) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Paolo Cortese Translation: Laura Valentini Executive producer: Francesco Di Sanzo Dialogues: Barbara Chies Dubbing Assistant: Elisabetta Cortese | Andrea Ward as Genjo Sanzo Massimo De Ambrosis as Sha Gojyo Patrizio Prata as Cho Hakkai Simone Crisari as Son Goku Cinzia De Carolis as Kanzeon Bosatsu Massimiliano Manfredi as Kougaiji Alessio De Filippis as Nataku Anna Cesareni as Sanbustushin Aurora Cancian as Gyokumen Koushu Barbara De Bortoli as Shunrei Claudia Catani as Sanbustushin Daniele Raffaeli as Yo Domitilla D'Amico as Homei Federica De Bortoli as Lirin Francesco Bulckaen as Shien Francesco Prando as Homura Taishi Gianni Musy as narrator (Eps. 1-2) Giorgio Locuratolo as Li Token Ilaria Latini as Yaone Laura Boccanera as Prof.ssa Fan Marco Vivio as Koryu Massimiliano Alto as Pochi (Ep .25) Massimo Lodolo as Rikudo Syuei Mauro Gravina as Ni'jianji Mino Caprio as Chin'isou Oliviero Dinelli as Jiroshin Oreste Baldini as Komio Sanzo Pietro Biondi as Sanbustushin Rachele Paolelli as Riccardo Deodati as Gyumao Roberto Del Giudice as fake Sanzo (Eps. 10, 32) Roberto Stocchi as fake Hakkai (Ep. 10) Simone Mori as Zenon Stefano Mondini as Dokugakuji Vittorio Di Prima as Imperatore celeste | |||||||
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