The SoulTaker (TV)
Nurse Witch Komugi (OAV) (spinoff)
Nurse Witch Komugi (special) (side story)
Nurse Witch Komugi-Chan Magikarte Z (OAV) (sequel)
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Soul Taker: The Monster Within
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| Soul Taker - Monster Within (DVD 1) 2002-02-26 (from $4.00) |
| Soul Taker - Monster Within [Signature Series] (DVD 1) 2004-06-08 (from $3.64) |
| Soul Taker - Flickering Faith (DVD 2) 2002-04-16 (from $21.89) |
| Soul Taker - Flickering Faith [Signature Series] (DVD 2) 2004-08-10 (from $4.00) |
| Soul Taker - Blood Betrayal (DVD 3) 2002-06-11 (from $21.89) |
| Soul Taker - Blood Betrayal [Signature Series] (DVD 3) 2004-10-12 (from $4.00) |
| Soul Taker - The Truth (DVD 4) 2002-08-13 (from $19.00) |
| Soul Taker - The Truth [Signature Series] (DVD 4) 2004-12-14 |
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Director: Akiyuki Shinbo Series Composition: Mayori Sekijima Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Kô Ôtani Character Design: Akio Watanabe Art director: Junichi Higashi Chief Animation Director: Akio Watanabe Animation director: Mechanical design: Toshiaki Tetsura Sound director: Masafumi Mima Director of Photography: Masahiko Matsuyama Producer: Assistant Animation Director: CG Design: Takashi Nakajima Color design: Takae Iijima Color director: Keiko Kai Creature Design: Keiichi Satou Design: Kenji Hayama (SoulTaker) Digital Effects: Digital Paint: Yasuhito Murakami Editing: Kazuhiko Seki Key Animation: Layout Supervision: Toshiaki Tetsura Mecha Animation Director: Takamasa Kitanohara Music producer: Keiichi Nozaki Planning: Theme Song Arrangement: Taku Iwasaki (ED) Theme Song Performance: Visual Director: Toshiaki Tetsura | Mitsuki Saiga as Akiko Hiramatsu as Halko Momoi as Ikue Ohtani as Masashi Ebara as Masaya Onosaka as Michiko Neya as Yukari Tamura as Atsuko Enomoto as Dai Matumoto as Hidero Ishikawa as Hikaru Midorikawa as Kinryuu Arimoto as Mako Hyoudou as Masumi Asano as Miki Itou as Minami Takayama as Mugihito as Rika Wakusawa as Rikiya Koyama as Takashi Nagasako as Toshihiko Seki as Yukiko Iwai as Yuuichi Nagashima as Yuuko Satou as | |||||||
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Executive producer: Hideki 'Henry' Goto Producer: Assistant Engineer: Aaron MacDonald Dialogue Editing: DVD Engineer: Joe Torcello English Adaptation: Kathleen Westlake English Subtitles: English Translation: Kevin McKeown Production Coordination: Re-Recording Mixing: Mark M. Pinder Recording engineer: Michael Iske Video Post-Production: Barbara Allen Voice Direction: Karl Willems |  | Brad Swaile as Brittney Irvin as Daniella Evangelista as Jocelyne Loewen as Kelly Sheridan as Lisa Ann Beley as Paul Dobson as Trevor Devall as Alvin Sanders as Andrew Francis as Brian Drummond as Cathy Weseluck as Chantal Strand as Chiara Zanni as Colin Murdock as Danny McKinnon as David Kaye as Ellen Kennedy as Jillian Michaels as Lee Tockar as Lisa Ann Beley as Maggie Blue O'Hara as Michael Dobson as Nicole Oliver as Ron Halder as Saffron Henderson as Samuel Vincent as Tabitha St. Germain as Ted Cole as Terry Klassen as Venus Terzo as Ward Perry as | ||||||
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Dubbing Director: Claudio Beccari Translation: Yumiko Salvitti Dialogues: Paolo Sala Encoding And Authoring: Luca Franciosi Executive Director: Carlo Cavazzoni Graphic Project: Postproduction: Product Manager: Simona Stanzani Project Manager: Lorenzo Crotti Quality Control: Luca Franciosi | | Patrizio Prata as Tosawi Piovani as Elda Olivieri as Elisabetta Spinelli as Emanuela Pacotto as Natale Ciravolo as Oliviero Corbetta as Alessandra Karpoff as Antonio Paiola as Claudio Beccari as Elda Olivieri as Gianni Quillico as Giulia Franzoso as Lorella De Luca as Luca Sandri as Marco Balbi as Marisa Della Pasqua as Raffaele Fallica as Riccardo Rovatti as Rosa Leo Servidio as Serena Clerici as Silvana Fantini as | ||||||
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