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Spirit Warrior (OAV 2)

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[ sequel of Spirit Warrior (OAV) ]
Alternative title:
New Peacock King
Peacock King: Spirit Warrior
Shin Kujakuoh (Japanese)
True Peakock King
真・孔雀王 (Japanese)
User Ratings: 39 ratings have been given [details]
 Masterpiece: -
 Excellent: 1 vote (sub:1)
 Very good: 6 votes (sub:4, dub:2)
 Good: 11 votes (dub:6, sub:4, raw:1)
 Decent: 7 votes (sub:4, dub:3)
 So-so: 6 votes (sub:4, dub:2)
 Not really good: 1 vote (dub:1)
 Weak: 5 votes (dub:3, sub:2)
 Bad: 1 vote (sub:1)
 Awful: 1 vote (sub:1)
 Worst ever: -
Seen in part or in whole by 88 users, rank: #3290 (of 5564)
Median rating: Decent
Arithmetic mean: 5.846 (Decent), std. dev.: 1.8884, rank: #4338 (of 5553)
Weighted mean: 5.856 (Decent), rank: #4335 (of 5553) (seen all: 5.86)
Bayesian estimate: 6.228 (Decent+), rank: #3355 (of 4228)
Running time: 45 minutes per episode
Number of episodes: 2
Episode titles: We have 2
Vintage: 1994
Comment:
Released together with Kujaku-o (Peacock King) as one series by Central Park Media.
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DVD (Region 1)
    Spirit Warrior - Revival of Evil (DVD 1) 2003-08-12 (from $3.01)
    Spirit Warrior - Regent of Darkness (DVD 2) 2003-12-02
    Spirit Warrior - DVD Collection (DVD 1-5) 2004-06-08

Japanese staff
Japanese cast
Director: Rintaro
Screenplay:
Kazuhiro Inaba
Tatsuhiko Urahata
Music: Toshiyuki Honda
Original story: Makoto Ogino
Character Design:
Hisashi Abe
Takeshi Koike
Art Director: Norihiro Hiraki
Animation Director: Hisashi Abe

Music Director: Masafumi Mima
Music Performance:
Etsuko Hara (Violin)
Jun Saitoh (Bass)
Otohiko Fujita (Horn)
Tomoki Iwanaga (Cello)
Yumiko Hirose (Violin)
Kouji Tsujitani as Kujaku (Akira)

Noriko Hidaka as Tomoko
Yuusaku Yara as Onimaru Tarōja

Hiromi Tsuru as Tsukuyomi
Ichirô Nagai as Jiku Acarya
Katsunosuke Hori as Jikaku
Ken Yamaguchi as Nikkō
Miki Itou as Ashura
Norio Wakamoto as Huang Hai-Feng (Ko Kaiho)
Osamu Saka as Yakushidaiiō Zasu (head preist)
Sho Hayami as Siegfried von Mittgard
Takeshi Watabe as Kyoshu (buddhist teacher)
Unshou Ishizuka as
Karl Haushofer (Manjusri)
Mahamayuri Vidya-raja
Japanese companies
Animation Production: Madhouse Studios
Production:
PIONEER LDC
Pony Canyon
Shueisha
English staff
English cast
Translation:
William Flanagan
Yuuko Satou
Executive producer: John O'Donnell
Producer: Stephanie Shalofsky

Dubbing Manager: Peter Bavaro
Dubbing Supervision: Anthony Salerno
Alissa Stein as Asura
Edward Morrisson Garland as Kujaku
Michael Schwartz as Onimaru

Dan Truman as Kaiho Ko
Denise Gottwald as Tsukuyomi
Matthew Harrington as Jiku

Bryan Mason as Dr. Sakuma (ep 4)
Flavio Romeo as
Nobunaga (ep 4)
Organtino (ep 4)
Hideo Seaver as Nikko (ep 4)
Jock McCobe as Priest (ep 5)
Jody Lee as
Ayano (ep 5)
Christine Hiba (ep 5)
Michelle O'Medlin as Rie Sawaguchi (ep 5)
Shira-Lee Shalit as Mistress Ohara (ep 5)
Stacey Kellie as Hatsuko/Ranmaru (ep 4)
Trudy Rockwell as Saiko Ninomiya (ep 5)

Allan Gus (ep 5)
Gerald Sampson (ep 5)
Kevin Wilson (ep 5)
English companies
Licensed by: Central Park Media
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