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Record of Lodoss War (OAV)

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©1990 Group SNE / Kadokawa Shoten Publishing Co., Ltd/Marubeni Corporation/Tokyo Broadcasting System


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Alternative title:
Chroniques de la Guerre de Lodoss (French)
Cronache della Guerra di Lodoss (Italian)
Kronika wojny na Lodoss (Polish)
Las crónicas de Lodoss (Spanish)
Lodoss Tō Senki (Japanese)
Lodoss War
Record of Lodoss War-Die Chroniken der Lodoss Kriege (German)
ロードス島戦記 (Japanese)
Genres: adventure, drama, fantasy
Objectionable content: Significant
Plot Summary: Created from the aftermath of the last great battle of the gods, Lodoss and its kingdoms have been plagued by war for thousands of years. As a quiet peace and unity finally become foreseeable over the land, an unknown evil begins to stir. An ancient witch has awakened, bent on preserving the island of Lodoss by creating political unbalance throughout the many kingdoms and keeping any one from maintaining central control. Only a mixed-race party of six young champions, led by the young warrior Parn, stand between this new threat and Lodoss' decent back into the darkness of war and destruction.
User Ratings: 1372 ratings have been given [details]
 Masterpiece: 124 votes (sub:65, dub:49, raw:3, edit.dub:1, ?:1, others:5
2 French subtitled
1 Italian edited dub
1 German subtitled
1 Spanish dubbed
)
 Excellent: 232 votes (sub:133, dub:86, edit.dub:2, ?:2, others:9
2 Spanish subtitled
2 French subtitled
1 German dubbed
1 German subtitled
1 French edited dub
1 Italian dubbed
1 Spanish dubbed
)
 Very good: 348 votes (sub:200, dub:130, ?:6, others:12
3 German subtitled
2 German dubbed
2 Spanish dubbed
1 French subtitled
1 Italian dubbed
1 Russian dubbed
1 Polish subtitled
1 Spanish subtitled
)
 Good: 326 votes (sub:183, dub:113, ?:4, edit.dub:3, raw:2, others:21
7 French subtitled
5 German subtitled
4 Spanish subtitled
1 Portuguese subtitled
1 Spanish dubbed
1 Russian subtitled
1 Polish dubbed
1 Italian subtitled
)
 Decent: 172 votes (sub:99, dub:60, ?:3, raw:2, others:8
4 German dubbed
2 Russian subtitled
1 French subtitled
1 Polish subtitled
)
 So-so: 92 votes (sub:49, dub:37, ?:4, others:2
1 French dubbed
1 Polish subtitled
)
 Not really good: 24 votes (sub:12, dub:12)
 Weak: 33 votes (sub:20, dub:11, ?:1, others:1
1 Spanish subtitled
)
 Bad: 13 votes (sub:7, dub:4, others:2
1 Italian dubbed
1 Portuguese subtitled
)
 Awful: 5 votes (sub:3, dub:2)
 Worst ever: 3 votes (dub:2, sub:1)
Seen in part or in whole by 2825 users, rank: #328 (of 5579)
Median rating: Good
Arithmetic mean: 7.370 (Good+), std. dev.: 1.7371, rank: #1412 (of 5568)
Weighted mean: 7.312 (Good+), rank: #1388 (of 5568) (seen all: 7.47 / seen some: 6.55 / won't finish: 4.49)
Bayesian estimate: 7.313 (Good+), rank: #1178 (of 4248)
Running time: 25 minutes per episode
Number of episodes: 13
Episode titles: We have 13
Vintage:
1990-06-30 to 1991-11-20
2001-07-09 to 2001-07-23 (Germany - VOX)
Release dates: We have 10
Opening Theme:
"Adèsso e Fortuna ~honō to eien~" (Adèsso e Fortuna~炎と永遠~) by Sherry
Ending Theme:
"Kaze no Fantasia" by Sherry
Links: We have 3
Trivia: We have 1
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DVD (Region 1)
    Record of Lodoss War (DVD) 1998-12-22
    Record of Lodoss War [Enhanced] (DVD) 2002-07-09

Japanese staff
Japanese cast
Chief Director: Akinori Nagaoka
Director:
Akinori Nagaoka (eps 1, 12-13)
Akio Sakai (ep 6)
Hiroshi Kawasaki (ep 8) 
Hirotsugu Kawasaki (ep 8)
Katsuhisa Yamada (ep 3)
Kazunori Mizuno (ep 5)
Shigeto Makino (ep 2)
Taiji Ryu (eps 4, 7, 9-11)
Series Composition: Mami Watanabe
Screenplay:
Kenichi Kanemaki (eps 4-5, 9)
Mami Watanbe (10 episodes
eps 1-3, 6-8, 10-13
) 
Storyboard:
Hirotsugu Kawasaki (ep 8)
Rintaro (eps 3, 7)
Music: Mitsuo Hagita
Original story:
Hitoshi Yasuda
Ryo Mizuno
Original Character Design: Yutaka Izubuchi
Character Design:
Nobuteru Yuki
Yutaka Izubuchi
Art Director: Hidetoshi Kaneko
Animation Director:
Cindy H. Yamauchi (ep 1)
Hiroyuki Okiura (ep 3)
Sound Director: Yasunori Honda
Director of Photography: Kinichi Ishikawa
Executive producer: Tsuguhiko Kadokawa
Producer:
Kenshoo Ikeda
Masao Maruyama
Noriaki Ikeda
Takeshi Tamiya

Assistant Animation Director: Atsuko Ishida (ep 1)
Assistant Animator: Satoshi Urushihara
In-Between Animation: Hidetsugu Ito (eps 11-13)
Key Animation:
Atsuko Ishida (eps 1, 8, 13)
Hiroshi Osaka (eps 3, 7-8)
Hiroto Tanaka (eps 11-13)
Hirotsugu Kawasaki (eps 1, 3, 9-13)
Michio Mihara (ep 6)
Norio Matsumoto (eps 8, 10)
Satoshi Tasaki (eps 1, 3-13)
Yoshiaki Kawajiri (ep 11)
Planning: Takeshi Tamiya
Production Supervision: Satoshi Urushihara (ep 5)
Recording: Yukio Abe
Sound Effects: Daisuke Jinbo (Swara Pro)
Theme Song Arrangement: Mitsuo Hagita (OP & ED)
Theme Song Composition:
Akino Arai (OP)
Kaoru Ito (ED)
Theme Song Lyrics:
Akino Arai (OP)
Kaoru Ito (ED)
Theme Song Performance: Sherry (OP & ED)
Takeshi Kusao as Parn
Yumi Touma as Deedlit

Hideyuki Tanaka as Slayn
Kappei Yamaguchi as Etoh
Norio Wakamoto as Woodchuck
Yoshiko Sakakibara as Karla
Yoshisada Sakaguchi as Ghim

Akira Kamiya as Ashram
Ichirô Nagai as Narrator
Jouji Nakata as Prince Jester
Katsuji Mori as Shadam
Kei Yoshimizu as Firumā
Masashi Hironaka as Zackt
Minami Takayama as Shiris
Nobuo Tanaka as King of Kanon
Osamu Saka as King Faan
Rei Sakuma as Fianna
Rica Fukami as Riara
Ryotaro Okiayu as Villager
Sakiko Tamagawa as Pirotess
Sho Hayami as Orson
Shuuichi Ikeda as Lord Cashew
Takeshi Aono as Bagnard
Tamio Ohki as Wort
Tarô Ishida as Beldo
Tesshô Genda as Jebra
Tomoko Munakata as Neese
Yoshiko Sakakibara as Reilia
Japanese companies
Animation: Madhouse Studios
Production:
Kadokawa Shoten
Marubeni
TBS
Recording Studio: AVACO Creative Studios
Sound Production: Arts Production
English staff
English cast
ADR Director:
Bill Timoney
David Siegel
Script: Michael Alben
Translation: Neil Nadelman
Executive producer: John O'Donnell

DVD Coordination: Eric Thomann
Editing Assistant: Mark Longchamps
In-House Production: Justin Sevakis
In-House Production Manager: Tim Werenko
Post-Production Assistant:
Chris Cassar
Jessica Maini
Larry Koret
Post-Production Supervision: Michael Alben
Production Coordination: Stephanie Shalofsky
Recording engineer: Francis Fletcher
Theme Song Lyrics: Peter Fish
Theme Song Performance: Lisa De Simone (OP & ED)
Video Editing: Robert O'Malley
Billy Regan as Parn
Lisa Ortiz as Deedlit

Al Muscari as Slayn
Greg Wolfe as Ghim
Jacques LeCan as Woodchuck
Simone Grant as Karla

Alexander J. Rose as
Narrator
Wort
Bob Barry as Beld
Chris Yates as King Kashue
Debbie Rabbai as
Leaf
Marfa
J.W. Gunther as King Fahn
Jayce Reeves as Wagnard
John Knox as Ashram
Karen Smith as Shiris
Meg Frances as Pirotess
Ted Lewis as Etoch
English companies
Broadcaster:
Anime Selects
FUNimation Channel
International Channel
Sci-Fi Channel
Distributor: U.S. Manga Corps
DVD Menu Design: Resolution Productions
DVD Premastering: Resolution Productions
DVD Production: Image Entertainment (Original Release -Out of Print)
Licensed by: Central Park Media
Sound Service: National Video Center
Video Service: National Video Center
French cast
French staff
ADR Director: Philippe Roullier
Arnaud Arbessier as Parn
Christine Paris as Deedlit
Dominique Lelon as Deedlit 

Bernard Jung as Slayne
Colette Noel as Karla
Cyrille Artaux as Eto
Gérard Boucaron as Ghim
Philippe Roullier as Woodchuck

Bernard Jung as Prince Jester
Christine Paris as Pirotess
Colette Noel as
Fiana
Leiria
Dominique Lelong as Neese
Gérard Boucaron as Roi Fawn
Gérard Rouzier as Ashram
Laurence Bréheret as Sheris
Michel Raimbault as Seigneur Kashew
Michel Tureau as
Narrateur
Vagnard
Wort
Olivier Korol as Orson
Philippe Roullier as Beld
Yann Pichon as Jebra
French companies
Distributor: Kaze
Dubbing: Studio Chinkel
Spanish staff
Spanish cast
(none)
Alberto Mieza as Parn (Spain dub VHS; eps 1-3)
María Luisa Rosselló as Deedlit (Spain dub VHS)
Oriol Rafel as Parn (Spain dub VHS; eps 4-13)

Albert Trifol Segarra as Etoh (Spain dub VHS)
Juan Comellas as Ghim (Spain dub VHS)
María Pilar Quesada as Karila (Spain dub VHS)
Miguel Marquillas as Woodchuck (Spain dub VHS)
Paco Gázquez as Slayn (Spain dub VHS)

Alba Sola as Shiris (Spain dub VHS; eps 8-9)
Ana Pallejà as Shiris (Spain dub VHS; eps 10-13)
Antonio Gomez de Vicente as Jebra (Spain dub VHS)
César Martínez as Shadam (Spain dub VHS)
Domenech Farell as Beld (Spain dub VHS; eps 4-7)
Jaume Lleal as King of Kanon (Spain dub VHS)
José Javier Serrano as
Ashram (Spain dub VHS; eps 9-13)
Beld (Spain dub VHS; ep 3)
José Luis Barcelona as King Fahn (Spain dub VHS)
María Pilar Quesada as Neese (Spain dub VHS; ep 10)
Mercedes Diemand-Hartz as Leylia (Spain dub VHS)
Miriam Guilimany as
Pirotess (Spain dub VHS)
Princess Fianna (Spain dub VHS)
Montserrat Roig as Neese (Spain dub VHS; ep 2)
Oriol Rafel as Narrator (Spain dub VHS; eps 1-3)
Oriol de Balle as Ashram (Spain dub; eps 3-7)
Rafael Calvo as King Kashue (Spain dub)
Ramon Canals as Orton (Spain dub)
Xavier Fernández as Wagnard (Spain dub)

Enric Isasi-Isasmendi (Spain dub)
Spanish companies
Distributor:
Jonu Media (Spain; DVD)
Manga Films (Spain; VHS)
Dubbing Studio:
CYO Studios (Spain dub DVD)
Q.T. Lever (Spain dub VHS)
Translation: TRADUCCIONES IMPOSIBLES (Spain dub DVD)
Italian staff
Italian cast
Dubbing Director: Rossana Bassani

Dialogues: Marinella Armagni
Theme Song Performance: Lara Parmiani
Claudio Moneta as Parn
Giulia Franzoso as Deedlit

Caterina Rochira as Karla
Giovanni Battezzato as Woodchuck
Marco Balzarotti as Slayn
Maurizio Scattorin as Gim
Nicola Bartolini Carrassi as Eto

Aldo Stella as Zackte (ep 2)
Antonio Paiola as Wort
Augusto Di Bono as Mastro (ep 2)
Gianfranco Gamba as Narratore
Lara Parmiani as Liala (ep 2)
Orlando Mezzabotta as
Gebre (ep 3)
Lord Kashu (ep 1)
Rossana Bassani as Nis (ep 2)
Stefano Albertini as Beld (ep 3)
Italian companies
German staff
German cast
Animation/DVD Layout: Holger Paetznick
Authoring/Conception: Tobias Löffler
Casting: Nina Marschke
Conception/organization: Matthias Heer
Coordination: Tobias Trummer
Dialogue Direction/audio Technology: Sascha Kaufmann
Editing: Christian Schmidt
Management: Johannes Bauer
Post Production: Johannes Luff
Sound Editor/Cutter: Jusuf Ismaili
Special Effects/Compositing: Gerhard Buchner
Subtitling: Johann Heidinger
Beate Pfeiffer as Deedlit
Timmo Niesner as Parn

Claus-Peter Damitz as Ashram
Daniel Krause as Orson
Jaques Breuer as Slayn (German Voice Viggo Mortinson)
Manou Lubowski as King Kashew
Mara Scherzinger as Fiana
Martina Dunker as Karlla/Lailia
Michelle Sterr as Shiris
Norbert Gastell as Ghim
Phillip Moog as Woodchuck
Stefan Krause as Etoh
Tolilah Jolas as Neese
Torsten Münchow as Vagnard
Ulf Söhmisch as King Fawn
Ute Bronder as Pirotess
Willi Röbke as Belt

Egon Lux as
Narrator
Wort
Gerhard Acktun as
Dark Elf (ep 6)
Wizard (ep 5)
Jörg Stuttmann as
King of Kanon (ep 4)
Lord Jester (ep 5)
Zackt (ep 2)
Manfred Trilling as Hauptmann Jebra
Philipp Moog as Woodchuck
Thomas Rauscher as Tesius
Ulf-Jürgen Wagner as
Kanon Guard
Princess Guard
Willi Röbke as Village Elder (ep 2)

Oliver Mink
Shandra Schadt
German companies
Broadcaster:
Animax Germany (2007-06-05 to 2007-11-02)
VOX (2001-07-09 to 2001-07-23)
XXP (2002-01-25 to 2002-02-08)
Distributor:
ACOG
OVA Films
SP Vision (re-edition)
Dubbing: Circle of Arts
DVD Authoring & Encoding: Aaron-Films
Polish staff
Polish companies
(none)
Broadcaster: Hyper
Polish cast
(none)
Portuguese staff
Portuguese companies
(none)
Distributor: Devir
Portuguese cast
(none)
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