Francis LAX
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Cast in:
(French version)
Ahiru no Quack (TV)
Arcadia of My Youth (movie) as Zoll
Arcadia of My Youth: Endless Orbit SSX (TV) as le Docteur (ep. 17-19); Mr Zon (ep. 16, 19); Narrator
Bandar Book (special) as Dracula; President Vidor; le Professeur
Calimero (TV 1/1972) as Peter
Calimero (TV 2/1992) as Pierrot
Call of the Wild: Howl, Buck (special) as John Thornton; Pero
Captain Future (TV) as Kahlone (1st voice); Professor Zaro
City Hunter (TV)
Cutey Honey (TV) as John/Junpei Hayami; Mr. Tatami/Danbei Hayami; Professor Kisaragi
Dr. Slump (TV) as Professeur Slump
Dragon Ball (TV)
Galaxy Express 999 (TV)
Idol Densetsu Eriko (TV) as Coltan , Oncle d'Erika; Père, Coltan; Randon , Père d'Erika
Jean Valjean Monogatari (special) as Mr Thénardier; Policier
Kurenai Sanshiro (TV) as Captain McQuinley; Robert
Lupin III: Part II (TV) as Auguste (Daisuke Jigen); [+ unlisted credits]
Maeterlinck's Blue Bird (TV)
Mahou no Mako-chan (TV) as Mr Ledoux
Makyou Densetsu Acrobunch (TV) as Le Grand Prêtre (1ère voix); Narrateur (1ère voix); Ténébror/Démon de la destruction; Tom
Mirai Keisatsu Urashiman (TV) as Claude (first eps)
Mister Ajikko (TV) as Narrateur
(The) Mysterious Cities of Gold (TV) as Sancho
Panda no Daiboken (movie) as Donta
Sasuga no Sarutobi (TV) as Professeur Gato (2ème voix de remplacement)
Sasurai no Taiyou (TV) as Alex; Oncle Oscar
Space Adventure Cobra (TV) as L'homme plante
Spoon Oba-san (TV) as Monsieur Pepperpote
Swan Lake (movie) as Gerald
Thundercats (U.S. TV) as Snarf; Génie de la Harpe; Gorior; Grune; Krolor (voix de remplacement); Mumm-Ra (voix de remplacement); Perforeur
Tiger Mask II (TV) as Commentateur (VHS ; eps 1-3)
Tondemo Senshi Muteking (TV) as Ignace (VHS ; eps 1-3)
Transformers (U.S. TV) as Bumblebee; Optimus Prime; IronHide; Jazz
Yuki (movie) as Jingo
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