Demon Lord Dante (TV)
Alternative title:
Dante the Satan
Dante, Seigneur des Démons (French)
Dante, Señor de los Demonios (Spanish)
Maou Dante (Japanese)
魔王ダンテ (Japanese)
Age rating:
Mature (May contain sex, drugs, and extreme graphic violence)
Plot Summary:
While sleeping one night, Ryo Utsugi had a nightmare of monsters attacking him. One day he learns a mysterious power to let him hear voices and have visions of girls getting killed, but one night he hears the same voice.
User Ratings:
104 ratings have been given [details]
Number of episodes:
13
Episode titles: We have 13
Vintage:
2002-08-31 to 2002-11-23
2006-07-04 to 2006-09-26 (Animax Latin America)
Opening Theme:
"Release Your Mind" by Tomokazu Seki
Ending Theme:
"Heal" by Asuka Kuroki
Official website:
Links: We have 1
In the news 8 times:
2004-07-24 Geneon November and December Releases
2004-07-03 Popotan & Earth Defense Family Licensed
2004-01-25 Geneon Release Corrections
2004-01-24 Geneon May Releases
2003-11-01 Geneon Licenses
2002-08-06 Maou Dante premieres in August
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| Demon Lord Dante - Dante Rages (DVD 2) 2004-07-27 (from $3.00) | ||||||||
| Demon Lord Dante - Dante Reigns (DVD 4) 2004-11-30 (from $3.00) | ||||||||
| Maou Dante - Dante Resurrects + Artbox (DVD 1) 2004-05-25 (from $9.05) | ||||||||
| Maou Dante - Dante Resurrects (DVD 1) 2004-05-25 (from $3.00) | ||||||||
| Maou Dante - Dante Agonizes (DVD 3) 2004-09-28 (from $3.00) |
Series Director: Kenichi Maejima Director: Mitsutaka Noshitani Screenplay: Shouzo Uehara Storyboard: Kenichi Maejima Music: Horoshi Motokura Original Manga: Go Nagai Character Design: Toshimitsu Kobayashi Art Director: Yaoki Kakimoto Sound Director: Hideo Takahashi Executive producer: Akira Tsuburaya Animation: Akihiro Fukui Chihiro Washio Hiroyuki Hanawa Ippei Masui Kiyoshi Matsushita Koji Yasuda Masahiko Komino Masaru Nishino Minoru Morita Reiko Nozaki Seiji Nodate CG: Kosuke Okuno Chief Cinematographer: Hideo Okazaki Creature Design: Keizo Shimizu Editing: Takanori Makino In-Between Check: Eriko Shibata Line Producer: Takeshi Kiyota Music Production: Yuichi Orimoto Planning: Kazuhito Imanishi Production Administration: Shinobu Tsunaki Production Coordination: Kazuhiro Sakurai Programming: Shigehiro Tanaka Series Structure: Shouzo Uehara Setting Production Coordinator: Rumi Ueno Sound Effects: Mitsuhiro Nishimura Sound Production: Tahei Yamada (Movie Television) Special Effects: Takehiko Endo Theme Song Performance: Tomokazu Seki (OP) | Rei Igarashi as Rie Ishizuka as Sanae Kobayashi as Susumu Chiba as Takahiro Sakurai as Takehiro Koyama as Hiroya Ishimaru as Jun Karasawa as Mitsuru Ogata as Nachi Nozawa as Rumi Ochiai as Shigeru Shibuya as Takashi Nagasako as | |||||||
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Director: Elisa Fiorillo Translation: Akiko Fujimaki Executive producer: Hideki 'Henry' Goto Dialogue Editing: Mike Eckart Packaging Design: Jeff Butler Production Assistant: Michiko Powers | Beth Ginnett as Jeni Good as Jimmy Keegan as Kaleo Sallas as Lawrence Darrow as Linda Borg as Ross Lawrence as Scott Burnett as Carmel Helene as J.R. Lewis as Lee Indigo as Michael Harvey as Ralph Holland as Ted Hartsook as Todd Boaz as Tom Patrick as Wesley Freitas as David Sanford as Jeanne Michaels as John Reardon as Mike Luparello as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Michele Gammino Dialogues: Gianluca Aicardi Dubbing Assistant: Ivana Marzullo Product Manager: Simona Stanzani Project Manager: Carlo Cavazzoni | David Chevalier as Maria Letizia Scifoni as Cristina Boraschi as Giorgio Lopez as Isabella Pasanisi as Luciano De Ambrosis as Roberto Gammino as Angelo Nicotra as Cesare Barbetti as Gianfranco Miranda as Guendalina Ward as Marco De Risi as Massimiliano Virgilii as Massimo De Ambrosis as Massimo Lodolo as Michele Gammino as Sandro Acerbo as Sandro Iovino as Sergio Di Stefano as Simone Mori as Vittorio De Angelis as | |||||||
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Asst. Director/Translator: Brian Mathew Ligsay (**) Voice Direction: Pocholo Gonzales Writer/Translator: Brian Ligsay | Brian Mathew Ligsay as Benjie Dorango as Brian Mathew Ligsay as Joe Placiego as Khristel Mallorca as Pinky Rebucas as Pocholo Gonzales as Robert Brillantes as Ryan Ang as Virna Pahoyo as Yeyet Masangcay as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Marcelo Campos | Marcelo Campos as Samira Fernandes as Isabel Cristina de Sá as Roberto Rocha as | |||||||
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