Saint Seiya Gekijoban (movie)
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Director: Kozo Morishita Script: Yoshiyuki Suga Music: Seiji Yokoyama Original creator: Masami Kurumada Character Design: Art director: Tadao Kubota Animation director: Shingo Araki Director of Photography: Toshio Shirai Executive producer: Chiaki Imada Editing: Yasuhiro Yoshikawa In-Between Animation: Key Animation: Planning: Production manager: Hiroshi Takeda Recording: Isao Hatano Sound Effects: Yasuyuki Konno Theme Song Arrangement: Make-Up Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Machiko Ryu Theme Song Performance: Make-Up (OP) | Hideyuki Hori as Hirotaka Suzuoki as Kouichi Hashimoto as Ryo Horikawa as Tohru Furuya as Keiichi Nanba as Mayumi Shou as Michitaka Kobayashi as Ryusei Nakao as Toshiko Fujita as Yuji Mitsuya as Yuu Mizushima as Hideyuki Tanaka as Keiko Han as | |||||||
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Director Voice: Marc François Subtitling: Nicolas Priet |  | Eric Legrand as Henry Djanik as Laurence Crouzet as Marc François as Serge Bourrier as Virginie Ledieu as Eric Aubrahn as Frédéric Bouraly as Olivier Korol as Vincent Ropion as William Coryn as Francette Vernillat as Isabelle Maudet as Sophie Arthuys as | ||||||
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| (none) | Albert Trifol Segarra as Angel de Gracia as José Carlos Moreno as José Luis Mediavilla as Maria Moscardó as Oscar Muñoz as Ricardo Hill as José Lavat as Marina Huerta as Oscar Barberán as Pedro D'Aguillon Jr as Sergio Gutierrez Coto as Daniel Garcia as Herman Lopez as Ismael Castro as Javier Rivero as Jesus Barrero as Jordi Pons as Jose Gilberto Vilchis as Maria Fernanda Morales as Núria Trifol as Raul Espinoza as Rene Garcia as Jordi Pons | |||||||
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| (none) | Andreas Meese as Corinna Dörenkamp as Heiko Obermöller as Heiko Obermüller as Nico Mamone as Nicolas Artajo as Norman Matt as Ozan Ünal as Phil Daub as Silke Linderhaus as Tanja Schmitz as Timmo Niesner as Tobias Müller as Vanessa Wunsch as Wanja Kneib as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Gilberto Baroli (old dub) Theme Song Performance: Larissa Tassi (old dub) | Elcio Sodré as Francisco Brêtas as Hermes Baroli as Leonardo Camilo as Letícia Quinto as Ulisses Bezerra as Denise Reis as Fábio Moura as Fritz Gianvito as Heitor Goldflus as Luiz Antônio Lobue as Márcia Gomes as Sérgio Moreno as Sílvio Giraldi as Bárbara Schorooder as Bruno Camargo as Bruno Marçal as Carol Sodré as Cláudio Albuquerque as Fátima Noya as Kauã Marcondes as Rita Almeida as | |||||||
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