Utawarerumono (TV)
Utawarerumono (OAV) (spinoff)
Utawarerumono (manga)
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| Utawarerumono - Box Set (DVD) 2009-01-27 (from $40.46) | ||||||||
| Utawarerumono - Complete Collection (Viridian Collection) (DVD) 2009-11-03 (from $22.99) | ||||||||
| Utawarerumono - Mask of a Stranger (DVD 1) 2007-01-16 (from $4.00) | ||||||||
| Utawarerumono - A Haunted Past (DVD 3) 2007-05-15 (from $4.00) | ||||||||
| Utawarerumono - Price of Freedom (DVD 4) 2007-07-24 (from $4.00) | ||||||||
| Utawarerumono - Beast Within (DVD 5) 2007-08-28 (from $4.00) | ||||||||
| Utawarerumono - In the Face of Evil + Box (DVD 2) 2007-01-30 (from $6.00) | ||||||||
| Utawarerumono - In the Face of Evil (DVD 2) 2007-03-20 (from $4.00) | ||||||||
| Utawarerumono - A Song for Posterity (DVD 6) 2007-09-25 (from $4.00) | ||||||||
| Utawarerumono Collection (R4 DVD) 2007-12-05 |
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Director: Tomoki Kobayashi Series Composition: Makoto Uezu Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Character Design: Masahiko Nakata Art director: Kenji Kato Animation director: Sound director: Susumu Aketagawa Director of Photography: Takaya Mizutani Producer: Color design: Tatsue Ohzeki Key Animation: Eri Yuzuki (eps 15, 18) Property Design: Kouji Fukazawa Theme Song Arrangement: Masumi Itou (ED) Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Aki Hata (ED) | Rikiya Koyama as Ryoka Yuzuki as Akeno Watanabe as Akira Tomisaka as Atsuko Tanaka as Daisuke Kirii as Daisuke Namikawa as Hisako Kyouda as Kaori Mizuhashi as Kaya Miyake as Mai Nakahara as Masayuki Katou as Miyuki Sawashiro as Rie Kugimiya as Sayaka Ohara as Shuuichi Ikeda as Takayuki Kondou as Tsuyoshi Koyama as Yoshimitsu Shimoyama as Akeno Watanabe as Ayumi Tsunematsu as Hiroaki Ishikawa as Hirofumi Nojima as Hiroshi Shirokuma as Hiroyuki Yoshino as Masayuki Katou as Mitsuru Ogata as Rie Kugimiya as Ryoka Yuzuki as Satsuki Yukino as Shozo Iizuka as Takafumi Kawakami as Takayuki Kondou as Tamio Ohki as Tetsuharu Ohta as Toru Ohkawa as Tsuguo Mogami as Yoshimitsu Shimoyama as Yoshinori Sonobe as Yousuke Akimoto as Yuko Gibu as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Translation: Brendan Frayne ADR Script: Executive producer: Producer: Jin Ho Chung DVD Graphics: Victor Cormier Editing: International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Mix: Matt Wittmeyer Packaging Design: Victor Cormier Post-Production Manager: Shelly Thomas Production Assistant: Recording engineer: Sound Design: Matt Wittmeyer |  | John Gremillion as Kira Vincent-Davis as Allison Sumrall as Andrew Love as Blake Shepard as Brittney Karbowski as Chris Patton as Greg Ayres as Jason Douglas as John Gremillion as John Swasey as Josh Grelle as K.C. Jones as Kelly Manison as Luci Christian as Marcy Bannor as Monica Rial as Nancy Novotny as Nomed Kaerf as Sasha Paysinger as Serena Varghese as Shelley Calene-Black as Sofia Mendez as Vic Mignogna as Andrew Auten as Andrew Love as Andy McAvin as Blake Shepard as Charles Campbell as Chris Ayres as Christine Auten as Clint Bickham as Cynthia Martinez as Eden J. Barrera as Jay Hickman as John Swasey as Jon Talia as K.C. Jones as Mike Vance as Paul Locklear as Rob Mungle as Robert Kraft as | ||||||
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Dubbing supervisor: Alexx Agcaoili | Jenny Bituin as Richie Padilla as Gloria De Guzman as ROXANNE MANATO as | |||||||
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