Twilight of the Dark Master (OAV)
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| Twilight Of The Dark Master (DVD) 2008-04-08 (from $13.99) |
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Director: Akiyuki Shinbo Script: Storyboard: Yoshimitsu Ohashi Music: Keishi Urata Original creator: Saki Okuse Character Design: Hisashi Abe Art director: Yooichi Nangoo Animation director: Hisashi Abe Sound director: Yasunori Honda Director of Photography: Hiroshi Isakawa Producer: Assistant Animation Director: Satoru Nakamura Color design: Keiko Shibuya Editing: Photography: Recording: Osamu Ichikawa Sound Effects: Shizuo Kurahashi Technical director: Yoshimitsu Ohashi | Toshihiko Seki as Akira Kamiya as Emi Shinohara as Atsuko Takahata as Hiroya Ishimaru as Kaneto Shiozawa as Koji Yusa as Kunihiko Yasui as Masuo Amada as Miho Yamada as Mizue Ohtsuka as Naoki Tatsuta as Seizo Katou as Shihori Niwa as Takaya Hashi as Takehiro Murozono as Urara Takano as Yasomoto Kasahara as Yasuhiko Kawazu as Yuri Sato as | |||||||
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Director: Jack Fletcher Script: Jack Fletcher Translation: Mutsy Erskin Executive producer: Mataichiro Yamamoto Producer: Cover Art: Hisashi Abe Final Mix: Ernie Sheesley Packaging Design: David Chen Post Production Supervisor: Scott Narrie Production Coordination: Dee Gomillion Recording engineer: Ernie Sheesley Second Engineer: Laurie Bean Sweetening: Ernie Sheesley | Andrew Philpot as Barbara Goodson as Denise Porier as John Demita as John Hostetter as Julia DeMita as Matt McKenzie as Matthew K. Miller as Seth Margolies as Steve Bulen as | |||||||
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