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The Slayers (TV)

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Alternative title:
Los Justicieros (Spanish) 
Magiczni Wojownicy (Polish) 
Reena y Gaudi (Spanish) 
Slayers 
Slayers : Reena y Gaudy (Spanish) 
Un incantesimo dischiuso tra i petali del tempo per Rina (Italian) 
Рубаки (Russian) 
Слеерс (Russian) 
スレイヤーズ (Japanese) 
마법소녀 리나 (Korean) 
Genres: adventure , comedy , fantasy 
Objectionable content: Significant 
Copyright notice: ©1995 H. Kanzaka/R. Araizumi / Kadokawa/TV Tokyo/TV Tokyo Medianet/Marubeni 
Plot Summary: Lina Inverse, a wandering sorceress and bandit-killer, joins forces with roving swordsman Gourry Gabriev in what's supposed to be a quick union of convenience. Instead, an artifact Lina "liberated" from a gang of thieves turns out to be the key to the resurrection of the demon lord Shabranigdo. Urged on by the mysterious Red Priest Rezo, the pair has no choice but to fight the dark lord and his servants, accumulating new allies and enemies along the way. 
User Ratings: 2053 ratings have been given [details]
 Masterpiece: 191 votes (sub:102, dub:69, ?:6, raw:3, edit.dub:1, others:10
3 Spanish dubbed
2 French subtitled
1 German dubbed
1 Polish subtitled
1 Russian subtitled
1 Korean subtitled
1 Polish edited dub
)
 Excellent: 446 votes (sub:257, dub:156, ?:6, edit.dub:1, raw:1, others:25
4 German dubbed
3 Russian subtitled
3 Spanish dubbed
2 French subtitled
2 Polish subtitled
2 Spanish subtitled
2 Korean subtitled
2 Portuguese subtitled
1 German subtitled
1 Portuguese dubbed
1 Spanish edited dub
1 Czech subtitled
1 Russian dubbed
)
 Very good: 590 votes (sub:376, dub:168, ?:4, edit.dub:2, raw:2, others:38
14 Spanish dubbed
6 Spanish subtitled
5 Russian subtitled
3 Italian dubbed
2 Russian dubbed
2 Portuguese dubbed
1 German dubbed
1 Polish subtitled
1 Italian subtitled
1 Polish edited dub
1 Italian edited dub
1 Tagalog dubbed
)
 Good: 468 votes (sub:274, dub:165, raw:4, ?:3, edit.dub:3, others:19
7 Spanish dubbed
3 French subtitled
3 Spanish subtitled
1 Polish dubbed
1 Polish subtitled
1 Polish edited dub
1 Italian dubbed
1 German dubbed
1 Russian subtitled
)
 Decent: 210 votes (sub:128, dub:71, raw:3, others:8
4 Spanish dubbed
1 Polish edited dub
1 Indonesian dubbed
1 German dubbed
1 Spanish subtitled
)
 So-so: 82 votes (sub:44, dub:29, edit.dub:2, ?:2, others:5
2 Portuguese dubbed
2 Spanish dubbed
1 Russian subtitled
)
 Not really good: 18 votes (sub:12, dub:3, ?:1, others:2
1 Italian dubbed
1 German dubbed
)
 Weak: 31 votes (dub:15, sub:12, ?:1, others:3
2 Portuguese dubbed
1 French subtitled
)
 Bad: 13 votes (dub:7, sub:4, ?:1, others:1
1 Portuguese dubbed
)
 Awful: 3 votes (sub:3)
 Worst ever: 1 vote (dub:1)
Seen in part or in whole by 4568 users, rank: #184 (of 10085)
Median rating: Very good
Arithmetic mean: 7.688 (Very good−), std. dev.: 1.5288, rank: #1336 (of 10237)
Weighted mean: 7.615 (Very good−), rank: #1389 (of 10237) (seen all: 7.82 / seen some: 6.85 / won't finish: 4.97)
Bayesian estimate: 7.614 (Very good−), rank: #1078 (of 7689)
Running time: 25 minutes per episode 
Number of episodes: 26 
Episode titles: We have 26
Vintage:
1995-04-07 to 1995-09-29 
1997-02-07 (Philippines) 
1997-08-13 to 1997-09-11 (Italy) 
1998-03 to 1998-04 (Chile Broadcast - Chilevisión) 
1998-10-26 (Spain - TVE-2) 
2002-03-18 (Germany) 
2003-08-18 (Brazil, Band) 
2004-02-01 (Malaysia, TV2 - Kids World on 2) 
2005-12-31 to 2006-02-25 (France) 
Release dates: We have 3
Opening Theme:
"Get Along" by Masami Okui and Megumi Hayashibara 
Ending Theme:
"Kujikenai Kara!" by Masami Okui and Megumi Hayashibara 
Links: We have 4
Trivia: We have 8
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DVD (Region 1)
    Anime Test Drive - 8-Pack Brick (DVD) 2004-04-27
    The Slayers - Season 1 (DVD) delayed/cancelled (from $69.99)
    The Slayers - Collection (DVD) 2000-06-01 (from $99.00)
    The Slayers - Collection [Remastered Audio] (DVD) 2002-06-11
    The Slayers - The Complete First Season (DVD) 2007-08-21 (from $279.99)
    The Slayers - The First Three Seasons (DVD) 2009-08-04 (from $199.99)
    The Slayers - Anime Test Drive (DVD 1) 2004-04-27 (from $10.99)
LaserDisc
    The Slayers (LD 1) 1996-07-02
    The Slayers (LD 2) 1996-07-02
    The Slayers (LD 3) 1996-11-05
    The Slayers [Dub] (LD 4) 1997-07-23
    The Slayers [Dub] (LD 5) 1997-07-23
    The Slayers [Dub] (LD 6) 1997-07-23

Japanese staff
Japanese cast
Director: Takashi Watanabe 
Series Composition: Takao Koyama 
Scenario:
Jirō Takayama (8 episodes
eps 4, 8, 10, 13, 18, 22, 25-26
) 
Jukki Hanada (eps 7, 15) 
Katsuhiko Chiba (eps 3, 11, 19) 
Katsumi Hasegawa (5 episodes
eps 5, 12, 14, 20, 23
) 
Seiko Watanabe (eps 9, 17) 
Takao Koyama (eps 1-2) 
Yasunori Yamada (4 episodes
eps 6, 16, 21, 24
) 
Storyboard:
Harumi Tamano (ep 18) 
Hidekazu Satō (ep 9) 
Hiromichi Matano (ep 14) 
Hiroshi Matsuzono (eps 11, 21) 
Iku Suzuki (eps 2, 7) 
Jōhei Matsuura (ep 15) 
Kazu Yokota (4 episodes
eps 3, 8, 17, 25
) 
Kazuhito Kikuchi (ep 24) 
Makoto Sokuza (ep 16) 
Masato Satō (eps 4, 13, 22) 
Shigeto Makino (ep 10) 
Susumu Ishizaki (ep 6) 
Takashi Kobayashi (eps 12, 23) 
Takashi Watanabe (eps 1, 19, 26) 
Yoshiaki Iwasaki (eps 5, 20) 
Episode Director: Jōhei Matsuura (4 episodes
eps 5, 11, 15, 21
) 
Unit Director:
Harumi Tamano (eps 18, 24) 
Hidekazu Satō (ep 9) 
Kazu Yokota (4 episodes
eps 3, 8, 17, 25
) 
Makoto Sokuza (eps 2, 10, 16) 
Masato Satō (eps 4, 13, 22) 
Susumu Ishizaki (ep 6) 
Takashi Kobayashi (eps 12, 23) 
Takashi Watanabe (eps 1, 26) 
Toshihiko Tadano (ep 19) 
Yoshiaki Iwasaki (eps 7, 14, 20) 
Music:
Osamu Tezuka 
Vink 
Original story: Hajime Kanzaka 
Character Design: Naomi Miyata 
Art Director: Toshihisa Tōjō 
Animation Director:
Atsuo Tobe (eps 14, 20) 
Hiroto Katō (4 episodes
eps 3, 8, 17, 25
) 
Jōji Kikuchi (5 episodes
eps 5, 12, 18, 21, 24
) 
Kazuhiro Sasaki (4 episodes
eps 2, 7, 16, 23
) 
Kumiko Shishido (eps 4, 13, 22) 
Mitsuru Obunai (eps 11, 15) 
Moto Kawaguchi (ep 6) 
Naomi Miyata (4 episodes
eps 1, 10, 19, 26
) 
Satoru Minowa (ep 9) 
Character Conceptual Design: Rui Araizumi 
Director of Photography: Shigeo Kamiyama 
Executive producer: Tsuguhiko Kadokawa 
Producer:
Kazuto Imanishi 
Noriko Kobayashi (TV Tokyo) 
Yumiko Yazaki (Softx) 

Animation producer: Koji Ogiwara 
Associate producer:
Noriko Kobayashi 
Yumiko Yazaki 
Background Art:
Akemi Ito (Take One; eps 1-25 odd) 
Eiji Iwase (Studio Tulip; eps 2-26 even) 
Hideto Nakahara (Studio Tulip; eps 2-26 even) 
Tomoko Sasaki (Take One; eps 1-25 odd) 
Yuka Arai (Take One; eps 1-25 odd) 
Yukiko Nakahara (Studio Tulip; eps 2-26 even) 
Color Coordination:
Hiroyuki Mori (eps 2-3, 6) 
Kana Sakano (8 episodes
eps 5, 8, 11, 14, 17, 20, 23, 26
) 
Yuri Ootawa (15 episodes
eps 1, 4, 7, 9-10, 12-13, 15-16, 18-19, 21-22, 24-25
) 
Effects: Hidenori Arai 
Finish Animation:
Hiroyuki Mori (eps 1, 4-5) 
Honami Shimano (20 episodes
eps 1-6, 8, 11, 13-14, 16-17, 19-26
) 
Kana Sakano (12 episodes
eps 1-4, 6-7, 9-10, 12-13, 15, 18
) 
Yuko Yamate (24 episodes
eps 1-7, 9-12, 14-26
) 
Yuri Ootawa (eps 2-3, 5-6, 8) 
In-Between Animation:
Akio Umemoto (17 episodes
eps 1-7, 9-11, 13, 16-17, 19-25 odd
) 
Kaori Fujita (11 episodes
eps 1-6, 8, 12-18 even
) 
Mie Nakamoto (ep 26) 
Osamu Ohashi (eps 20-26 even) 
Yasushi Matsuzaki (15 episodes
eps 1-6, 8, 12-26 even
) 
Yoshimasa Chikahisa (17 episodes
eps 1-7, 9-11, 13-25 odd
) 
In-Between Check:
Hideki Sugawara (12 episodes
eps 2-8 even, 12-26 even
) 
Mitsutaka Kaneko (14 episodes
eps 1-9 odd, 10-11, 13-25 odd
) 
Key Animation:
Akihiro Kanayama (ep 9) 
Akiko Nishio (ep 9) 
Akio Kawamura (eps 4, 22) 
Akio Shimotsukasa (K-Production; eps 12, 15, 24) 
Akira Maruyama (6 episodes
eps 7, 9, 13-14, 20, 26
) 
Akira Shinoda (K-Production; 5 episodes
eps 1, 5, 12, 15, 24
) 
Atsuo Tobe (ep 20) 
Eiji Uemura (eps 10, 17) 
Hideyuki Kataoka (K-Production; eps 15, 21) 
Hiromi Maezawa (4 episodes
eps 8, 14, 19, 26
) 
Hiroto Katō (ep 1) 
Hiroyuki Terada (eps 7, 23) 
Jōji Ōshima (K-Production; 5 episodes
eps 5, 11, 15, 21, 24
) 
Jun Nakai (4 episodes
eps 3, 8, 17, 25
) 
Junichi Hashimoto (eps 8, 17, 25) 
Junichi Nagano (ep 2) 
Junichi Takaoka (4 episodes
eps 10, 16, 20, 26
) 
Junko Matsushita (4 episodes
eps 8, 14, 16, 23
) 
Kanji Hara (K-Production; 6 episodes
eps 5, 11-12, 18, 21, 24
) 
Kanji Nagasaka (eps 8, 16, 23) 
Kaoru Yabana (4 episodes
eps 8, 14, 19, 26
) 
Kazuhiko Ishii (eps 4, 13, 22) 
Kazuhiro Koyama (4 episodes
eps 3, 8, 17, 25
) 
Kazuo Kouno (ep 6) 
Kazuyo Nakamura (eps 16, 19, 26) 
Keiichi Ishida (eps 17, 25) 
Kiichi Suzuno (eps 10, 16, 23) 
Kiyoshi Nohji (eps 7, 23) 
Kōichirō Ono (ep 26) 
Koji Hirauma (ep 9) 
Kumiko Kasuga (eps 2, 6) 
Kumiko Shishido (eps 4, 13) 
Makoto Takahoko (K-Production; eps 1, 12, 20) 
Miho Tachibana (K-Production; eps 15, 21) 
Mitsuru Obunai (K-Production; eps 15, 21) 
Miyuki Shimabukuro (ep 2) 
Mizue Ogawa (K-Production; 6 episodes
eps 1, 5, 11, 15, 21, 24
) 
Motoo Sato (4 episodes
eps 8, 14, 16, 23
) 
Noriko Omori (4 episodes
eps 2, 7, 16, 23
) 
Satoru Iida (eps 19, 25) 
Satoru Shiraishi (ep 6) 
Satoshi Kubo (ep 19) 
Sawako Yamamoto (ep 2) 
Shigeki Awai (eps 5, 10, 16) 
Shigeki Satō (K-Production; 4 episodes
eps 11, 18, 21, 24
) 
Shigenobu Nagasaki (K-Production; 5 episodes
eps 11-12, 18, 21, 24
) 
Shigeru Uchihara (ep 7) 
Shigeyuki Teraji (eps 2, 6) 
Shinnosuke Kon (K-Production; ep 15) 
Shinsuke Ishikawa (eps 3, 17, 25) 
Shou Kojima (eps 3, 19) 
Sumio Watanabe (eps 10, 26) 
Takahiro Hosoki (ep 6) 
Takanori Okada (ep 13) 
Tatsuhiro Nagaki (K-Production; 4 episodes
eps 1, 5, 11, 18
) 
Tomoaki Chishima (4 episodes
eps 7, 14, 20, 26
) 
Tomohisa Miyake (4 episodes
eps 2, 7, 16, 23
) 
Toshiaki Iino (6 episodes
eps 8, 13-14, 19, 22, 26
) 
Toshinobu Togawa (ep 9) 
Tsutomu Murakami (ep 7) 
Watashi Morika (ep 22) 
Yasuhiro Namatame (4 episodes
eps 3, 10, 17, 19
) 
Yasuhiro Suzuki (eps 19, 25) 
Yasuko Kohara (eps 4, 13, 22) 
Yasutaka Hanabusa (6 episodes
eps 1, 5, 10, 14, 19, 26
) 
Yoshimasa Chikahisa (ep 10) 
Yoshinori Takahashi (ep 3) 
Yoshito Anraku (eps 7, 9, 14) 
Yūji Koume (ep 1) 
Yukihito Ogomori (4 episodes
eps 3, 8, 17, 25
) 
Yukio Senoue (eps 7, 14, 20) 
Yumiko Kinoshita (4 episodes
eps 2, 7, 16, 23
) 
Monster Design: Kenji Teraoka 
Photography:
Chizu Miyazaki (E&G Films; eps 2-26 even) 
Junko Okamoto (E&G Films; eps 2-26 even) 
Nobuhiro Kawakami (E&G Films; eps 1-25 odd) 
Teruo Abe (E&G Films; eps 1-25 odd) 
Planning:
Kazuto Imanishi  (TV Tokyo; eps 1-17) 
Naoki Sei (Marubeni; eps 18-26) 
Yoshi Enoki (Enoki Films) 
Production Advancement:
Hiroyuki Tsuchiya (5 episodes
eps 4, 8, 11, 16, 20
) 
Miyako Kamimiya (ep 5) 
Ryuichi Uesugi (4 episodes
eps 10, 14, 19, 23
) 
Yuji Ebihara (7 episodes
eps 2, 6, 9, 13, 17, 21, 26
) 
Recording: Kōhei Ōishi 
Recording Director: Sadayoshi Fujino 
Senior Director: Takashi Watanabe 
Series Structure: Takao Koyama 
Special Effects: Takashi Maekawa 
Theme Song Arrangement:
Toshiro Yabuki (ED) 
Tsutomu Ohira (OP) 
Theme Song Composition:
Hidetoshi Sato (OP) 
Masami Okui (ED) 
Theme Song Lyrics: Satomi Arimori 
Theme Song Performance:
Masami Okui (OP/ED) 
Megumi Hayashibara (OP/ED) 
Megumi Hayashibara as Lina Inverse 
Yasunori Matsumoto as Gourry Gabriev 

Bin Shimada as Zangulz 
Hikaru Midorikawa as Zelgadis 
Hirohiko Kakegawa as Dilgear 
Hiroshi Yanaka as Vrumugun 
Katsuhisa Hōki as Rodimus 
Masami Suzuki as Amelia 
Masato Hirano as Zolf 
Takehito Koyasu as Rezo 
Yumi Touma as Sylpheel Nels Lahda 

Ai Satō as Cally (ep 15) 
Daisuke Gōri as Ruby Eye Shabranigdo 
Eiji Maruyama as Saman (ep 1) 
Etsuko Ishikawa as Eris 
Fumi Morisawa as Girl (ep 16) 
Hironori Miyata as Priest (ep 15) 
Jin Hirao as Restaurant Owner (ep 17) 
Jūrōta Kosugi as Moranboran 
Katsuhisa Hōki as Chief (ep 1) 
Katsuya Shiga as Actor (ep 16) 
Kazumi Tanaka as Diba (ep 22) 
Keisuke Yamashita as Zaboka (ep 14) 
Kōji Ishii as
Knight (ep 13) 
Wizard (ep 11) 
Kōji Yusa as Lookout (ep 17) 
Kōzō Shioya as
Nunsa 
Thief A (ep 1) 
Kujira as Wife (ep 2) 
Masaharu Satō as
Soromu (ep 7) 
Wizard 1 (ep 19) 
Masahiro Anzai as Philionel El Di Saillune 
Masaki Aizawa as Man A (ep 15) 
Masato Hirano as Wizard 2 (ep 19) 
Mifuyu Hiiragi as
Boy (ep 8) 
Town Girl (ep 5) 
Waitress (ep 9) 
Minoru Inaba as Randy 
Mitsuaki Hoshino as Innkeeper (ep 2) 
Naoki Bandō as Examiner A (ep 16) 
Naoki Makishima as Lizard Man (ep 16) 
Nobuyuki Hiyama as Samurai (ep 13) 
Rin Mizuhara as Old lady B (ep 12) 
Ritsuo Sawa as Shopkeeper (ep 2) 
Saeko Shimazu as Remi 
Shinpachi Tsuji as Thief A (ep 12) 
Takashi Nagasako as
Guard A (ep 16) 
Hero A (ep 15) 
Highwayman (ep 11) 
Messenger (ep 26) 
Soldier A (ep 17) 
Subordinate 1 (ep 6) 
Takehiro Murozono as
Fake Zorro (ep 13) 
Thief C (ep 12) 
Troupe member (ep 16) 
Takehito Koyasu as
Copy Rezo 
Sanaffa 
Takumi Yamazaki as Waiter (ep 1) 
Tetsuya Iwanaga as Hallas Lyes (ep 15) 
Tomomichi Nishimura as Rasubagu (ep 16) 
Yasuhiko Kawazu as Examiner B (ep 16) 
Yūichi Nagashima as
Rahanim 
Thief B (ep 12) 
Yukimasa Natori as Eruk (ep 18) 
Yuko Tsuga as Old lady A (ep 12) 
Yumi Fukamizu as Paula (ep 15) 

Mifuyu Hiiragi (ep 1) 
Takashi Nagasako (ep 1) 
Japanese companies
Animation: Egg Films 
Animation Production: E&G Films 
Backgrounds:
Studio Tulip (eps 2-26 even) 
Take One 
Broadcaster:
Cartoon Network Japan 
TV Tokyo 
Finish Animation: Bintan Junaka Carton Film (eps 7-26) 
In-Between Animation: Bintan Junaka Carton Film (eps 7-26) 
Key Animation: K-Production (5 episodes
eps 11-12, 15, 18, 24
) 
Laboratory: Tokyo Laboratory 
Music Production:
King Records 
TV Tokyo Music 
Production:
J.C. Staff 
Marubeni (eps 5-26) 
SoftX 
TV Tokyo 
Recording Studio: Tact Studios 
Titles: Maki Production 
English staff
English cast
ADR Director: Jim Malone 
Translation: Neil Nadelman 
Executive producer:
John O'Donnell  (eps 14-26) 
John Sirabella  (eps 1-13) 
Producer:
Jim Malone 
Larry Juris 
Michael Haigney 
Stephanie Shalofsky  (eps 14-26) 
Zen Enoki 

Adaptation:
Jim Malone 
Larry Juris 
Michael Haigney 
Dubbing Manager:
Peter Bavaro  (eps 14-26) 
Dubbing Supervision:
Anthony Salerno  (eps 14-26) 
DVD Coordination:
Karel Havle 
Tom Wayland 
DVD Executive Producer: John O'Donnell 
DVD Producer: Stephanie Shalofsky 
Mix Engineer:
Dan Rich  (eps 14-26) 
Production Coordination:
Dimas Rodriguez  (eps 1-13) 
Edwin de la Cruz  (eps 5-13) 
Production Supervision:
Sam Liebowitz  (eps 1-13) 
Quality Control: Brian Mah 
Record Edit:
Dante DeSole  (Buttons Sound, Inc.) 
Paul Levin (Buttons Sound, Inc.) 
Rich Macar  (Buttons Sound, Inc.) 
Special Thanks To: Hitomi Koike (eps 1-13) 
Eric Stuart as Gourry Gabriev 
Lisa Ortiz as Lina Inverse 

Carter Cathcart as Vrumugun  (ep 13) 
Charles Rolfe as Rezo the Red Priest  (eps 3-10) 
Crispin Freeman as Zelgadis Graywords  (eps 18-26) 
Daniel Cronin as Zelgadis Graywords  (eps 2-10) 
Jimmy Zoppi as
Dilgear 
Prince Philionel el de Seyruun (eps 25-26) 
Vrumugun  (eps 14-26) 
Joani Baker as Amelia Wil Tesla Seyruun  (eps 11-13) 
Junior Ringenbach as Rodimus 
Liam O'Malley as Zangulus  (ep 13) 
Matt Black as Prince Philionel el de Seyruun (eps 11-13) 
Peter Davis as Rezo the Red Priest  (eps 18-26) 
Stacia Crawford as Sylphiel Nels Lahda 
Stan Hart as Zolf 
Ted Lewis as Zangulus  (eps 14-26) 
Veronica Taylor as Amelia Wil Tesla Seyruun  (eps 14-26) 

Adam Sholder as
Eruk  (ep 18) 
Tiiba  (ep 22) 
Alissa Porta as Waitress  (ep 9) 
Bill McClure as Boy  (ep 8) 
Carter Cathcart as Wizard  (ep 11) 
Cliff Lazenby as Volun  (ep 17) 
Crispin Freeman as
Actor A  (ep 16) 
Hallas  (ep 15) 
David Moo as Sorcerer 2  (ep 19) 
Eric Stuart as
Bandit C  (ep 12) 
Knight  (ep 13) 
Gene Jonson as Waiter  (ep 1) 
J. Willet as
Bandit A  (ep 1) 
Bandit Boss  (ep 1) 
Jessica Lauren as Town Girl  (ep 5) 
Jimmy Zoppi as
Bandit B  (ep 12) 
Innkeeper  (ep 2) 
Saman  (ep 1) 
Thief  (ep 11) 
Zaboga 
John Dorsey as Zorom  (ep 7) 
Liam O'Malley as Warrior  (ep 13) 
Lobozzo as Randy  (ep 11) 
Nicole Cathcart as Shopkeeper's Wife  (ep 2) 
Rachael Lillis as
Cally (ep 15) 
Paula 
Rachael Nanstad as Eris 
Roger Kay as
Bandit A  (ep 12) 
Dark Lord Shabranigdo 
Minion #1  (ep 6) 
Shopkeeper  (ep 2) 
Zorro Man  (ep 13) 
Ted Lewis as
Mr. Rossburg  (ep 16) 
Sorcerer 1  (ep 19) 

Jesse Tarlauren 
English companies
Adaptation: Taj Studios Inc. 
Broadcaster:
Colours TV 
FUNimation Channel 
International Channel 
Okto (Singapore - as Kids Central) 
The Anime Network 
Distributor:
FUNimation Entertainment (North America) 
Image Entertainment (LaserDisc) 
Madman Entertainment (Australia & New Zealand) 
MVM (UK) 
Software Sculptors (North America) 
DVD Digital Premastering: Crush Digital Video 
DVD Menu Design: Crush Digital Video 
Internet Streaming:
Anime News Network 
Crackle  (Expired) 
Crunchyroll (North America; expired) 
FUNimation Entertainment 
Gong 
Hulu 
Madman Screening Room (Australia & New Zealand) 
YouTube 
Licensed by:
Central Park Media (Sub-licence (expired)) 
Enoki Films 
FUNimation Entertainment  (2005) 
Post Production: Taj Studios Inc. 
Post Production Audio:
Buttons Sound, Inc.  (eps 1-13) 
Post Production Video:
Chromavision  (eps 5-13) 
Producer: Taj Studios Inc. 
Recording Studio:
Sonomat, Inc.  (eps 14-26) 
Subtitles: Captions, Inc. 
French cast
French staff
ADR Director: Cyrille Artaux 

Theme Song Performance: Séverine Nells 
Cyrille Artaux as Tiva 
Daniel Lafourcade as Rezo 
Eric Etcheverry as Phil 
François Creton as Gourry Gabriev 
Léa Gabrielle as Amelia will Tesla Selone 
Lionel Melet as Vulmugun 
Magali Barney as Sylfile 
Martial Leminoux as Zanglus 
Nathalie Bienaime as Elis 
Patrice Melennec as Rodimas 
Pierre-François Pistorio as Zelgadis Graywords 
Sylvain Lemarié as Zolf 
Véronique Uzureau as Lina Inverse 
Vincent Violette as Delgia 

Mathieu Rivolier 
Nathalie Bleynie 
French companies
Broadcaster:
AB 1 (from 8 January 2007) 
Club RTL (from 2006) 
Mangas (from 31 December 2005) 
NT1 (from 4 September 2006) 
Distributor:
AB distribution 
Déclic Images 
Dubbing: Studio Lincoln 
Spanish staff
Spanish cast
Dubbing Director: Daniel Sánchez (Spain dub) 
Translation: Jaime Ortega (Spain dub) 
Executive producer: Jorge Gabarró Frau (Selecta Visión) 

Dubbing: Lipsync Audio (Caracas, Venezuela) 
Theme Song Performance: Carmen Olarte (OP&ED) 
Carlos Arraiz as Zelgadys Greywords (True) 
Jhaidy Barboza as Lina Inverse 
Juan Logar Jr. as Gourry Gabriev (Spain dub) 
Juan Carlos Vazquez as Gourry Gabriev 
Marta Sáinz as Lina Inverse (Spain dub) 

Amelia Jara as Amelia (Spain dub) 
Carmelo Fernandez as Zolf "el hombre momia" 
Carmen Olarte as Amelia 
Daniel Sánchez as
Zangulus (Spain dub) 
Zelgadis (Spain dub) 
Domingo Moreno as Zanglus 
Eduardo Rodríguez as Vulgun 
Enrique J. Lles as Rezo (Spain dub) 
Ivette Harting as Ellis 
Jose Manuel Vieira as Rezo 
Marta Sáinz as Sylpheel (Spain dub) 
Melanie Henriquez as Shiphiel 
Ruben Leon as Dilgear 
Salomón Adames as Rodimus 

Alejo Felipe as Zoron (ep 7) 
Amelia Jara as
Carrie (Spain dub) 
Eris (Spain dub) 
Aparicio Rivero as
Bartender (Spain dub) 
Jewelryman (Spain dub) 
Rodimus (Spain dub) 
Zorom (Spain dub) 
Armando Volcanes as
Priest (ep 15) 
Saman (ep 1) 
Carmelo Fernandez as Volun (ep 17) 
Daniel Jiménez as Philionel El Di Saillune 
Daniel Sánchez as
Dilgear (Spain dub) 
Lasber (Spain dub) 
Randy (Spain dub) 
Shaman (Spain dub) 
Enrique J. Lles as
Bolan the Brave (Spain dub) 
Dragon Claw second in command (Spain dub) 
Noonsa (Spain dub) 
Philionel El Di Saillune (Spain dub) 
Priest (Spain dub) 
Rahanimu (Spain dub) 
Rezo (copy) (Spain dub) 
Shabranigudu (Spain dub) 
Theater actor #1 (Spain dub) 
Tiiba (Chiba) (Spain dub) 
Vrumugum (Spain dub) 
Zolf (Spain dub) 
Esteban García as Priest Randy (ep 11) 
Frank Carreño as
Saboga (ep 14) 
Tiiba (ep 22) 
Frank de Carip as Sr. Rassberg (ep 16) 
Jesús Rondón as Mr. Elf (ep 15) 
Jorge Saudinós as Hallas Lyes (Spain dub) 
Juan Guzmán as
Bandit (ep 1) 
Narration 
Luis Carreño as
Harass Reiz (ep 15) 
Waiter (ep 1) 
Luis Pérez Pons as Bandits Boss (ep 1) 
Maythe Guedes as Ellis 
Oscar Zuloaga as Ruby Eye Shabranigdo 
Ricardo Malfatti as Actor (ep 16) 
Rocio Mallo as Ulah (ep 15) 
Rossana Cicconi as Ellis 
Yulika Krausz as Kari (ep 15) 

Aparicio Rivero (Spain dub) 
Daniel Sánchez (Spain dub) 
Enrique J. Lles (Spain dub) 
Juan Logar Jr. (Spain dub) 
Marta Sáinz (Spain dub) 
Spanish companies
Broadcaster:
Canal 2 Andalucia (Spain) 
Canal 53 Madrid (Spain) 
Chilevision (Chile) 
ETC...TV (Chile) 
Frecuencia Latina (Peru) 
Magic Kids (Latin America) 
SENPAI TV (Chile) 
Sorpresa! (USA) 
Televen (Venezuela) 
TV Azteca (Mexico) 
TVE (Spain) 
Distributor:
Arait Multimedia (Spain dub) 
Rose Entertainment (Latin America) 
Dubbing: Alamis Doblaje (Spain dub) 
Dubbing Studio:
Arait Multimedia (Spain dub) 
Lipsync Audio & Video (Caracas, Vzla) 
Home Video: ETV Empresa Trasandina de Videos (Chile, Discontinued) 
Internet Streaming:
Anime Box (Spain) 
Netflix (Spain) 
Licensed by:
MarketLink (Chile) 
Rose Entertainment 
Selecta Visión (Spain; 2017) 
Italian staff
Italian cast
Dubbing Director:
Federico Danti (old dubbing) 
Gualtiero Cannarsi (new dubbing) 
Massimiliano Alto (new dubbing) 
Translation:
Laura Valentini 
Luisella Sgammeglia (old dubbing) 
Executive producer:
Francesco Di Sanzo (new dubbing - new edition) 
Nicola Bartolini Carrassi (old dubbing - old edition) 

Dialogues:
Benedetta Brugia (old and wrong dialogues) 
Valerio Manenti (new and corrected dialogues) 
Dubbing Assistant: Riccardo Rinaldi (new dubbing) 
Dubbing Engineer: Stefania Fantini (new dubbing) 
Mixing:
Christian Polini (new dubbing) 
Moreno Grossi Pometti (old dubbing) 
Mixing Supervision: Giorgio Bassanelli Bisbal (new dubbing) 
Sound Technician: Massimo Sinceri (new dubbing) 
Synchronization:
David Polini (new dubbing) 
Giancarlo Martino (old dubbing) 
Tiziano Pellegris (old dubbing) 
Theme Song Composition:
Franco Fasano (old dubbing) 
Marco Mojana (old dubbing) 
Theme Song Lyrics: Alessandra Valeri Manera (old dubbing) 
Theme Song Performance: Cristina D'Avena (old dubbing) 
Transcription:
Ignazio Giardina (old dubbing) 
Tiziano Pellegris (old dubbing) 
Diego Sabre as Guido [Gourry Gabriev] (old dubbing) 
Emanuela Pacotto as Rina [Lina] Inverse (old dubbing) 
Federica De Bortoli as Lina Inverse (new dubbing) 
Niseem Onorato as Gourry Gabriev (new dubbing) 

Claudio Moneta as Zelgadis [Zelgadiss Graywords] (old dubbing) 
Debora Magnaghi as Silfiel (old dubbing) 
Domitilla D'Amico as Amelia Will Tesla Saillune (new dubbing) 
Federica Valenti as Amelia (old dubbing) 
Federico Danti as Zanglus (old dubbing) 
Francesca Manicone as Sylpheel Nels Lahda (new dubbing) 
Francesco Prando as Rezo (new dubbing) 
Gaetano Varcasia as Zangulus (Zangulz, new dubbing) 
Gianfranco Gamba as Zeno [Rezo] (old dubbing) 
Mario Scarabelli as Delgiar [Delgear] (old dubbing) 
Massimiliano Manfredi as Zelgadiss Graywords (new dubbing) 
Maurizio Scattorin as Rodimas [Rodimus] (old dubbing) 
Pasquale Anselmo as Dilgear (new dubbing) 
Pino Pirovano as Vulgun (Vrumugun, old dubbing) 
Renzo Stacchi as Rodimus (new dubbing) 

Alfredo Danti as
Saman (old dubbing; ep 1) 
Zorom (old dubbing; ep 7) 
Bruno Alessandro as Zorom (new dubbing; ep 7) 
Cinzia Villari as Eris (new dubbing) 
Dante Biagioni as Saman (new dubbing) 
Francesco Venditti as Vrumgun (new dubbing) 
Franco Mannella as Zolf (new dubbing) 
Gianfranco Miranda as Lasbergh (new dubbing; ep 16) 
Gianluca Iacono as Zolf (old dubbing) 
Gianluca Tusco as Randy (new dubbing) 
Luigi Ferraro as Noonsa (new dubbing; ep 5) 
Maddalena Vadacca as Elis (old dubbing) 
Manfredi Aliquò as Thief B (new dubbing; ep 12) 
Marco Balzarotti as Bolan (old dubbing; ep 17) 
Marco Vivio as Hallas (new dubbing; ep 15) 
Mario Bombardieri as Ruby-Eye Shabranigdu (new dubbing) 
Nicola Bartolini Carrassi as Armando (old dubbing; ep 15) 
Patrizio Prata as Rahamir (old dubbing; ep 20) 
Piero Tiberi as Zorom (new dubbing) 
Pietro Ubaldi as
Filiberto [Philionel] (old dubbing) 
Lasbergh (old dubbing; ep 16) 
Sylpheel's father (new dubbing; ep 18) 
Pino Pirovano as Noonsa (old dubbing; ep 5) 
Sergio Romanò as Tiba (old dubbing; ep 22) 
Stefano Albertini as Rendy (Randy, old dubbing; ep 11) 
Vittorio Bestoso as Silfiel's father (Sylpheel's father, old dubbing; ep 18) 
Vittorio Di Prima as Philionel El Di Saillune (new dubbing) 

Achille D'Aniello (new dubbing) 
Alessandro Ballico (new dubbing) 
Alessandro Rigotti (new dubbing) 
Antonio Bonanotte (new dubbing) 
Christian Iansante (new dubbing) 
Claudio Fattoretto (new dubbing) 
Claudio Ridolfo (old dubbing) 
Cristina Noci (new dubbing) 
Cristina Piras (new dubbing) 
Cristina Poccardi (new dubbing) 
Daniele Giuliani (new dubbing) 
Domenico Crescentini (new dubbing) 
Elena Liberati (new dubbing) 
Eleonora Reti (new dubbing) 
Emidio La Vella (new dubbing) 
Ennio Coltorti (new dubbing) 
Ermanno Ribaudo (new dubbing) 
Fulvia Lorenzetti (new dubbing) 
Gabriele Trentalance (new dubbing) 
Gaetano Lizzio (new dubbing) 
Giacomo Zito (new dubbing) 
Gianfranco Gamba (old dubbing) 
Gianluca Crisafi (new dubbing) 
Gianluca Machelli (new dubbing) 
Giovanna Lombardi (new dubbing) 
Graziella Polesinanti (new dubbing) 
Luca Graziani (new dubbing) 
Luciano Turi (new dubbing) 
Manfredi Aliquò (new dubbing) 
Marco Balzarotti (old dubbing) 
Massimiliano Plinio (new dubbing) 
Massimo Gentile (new dubbing) 
Maurizio Fiorentini (new dubbing) 
Mauro Magliozzi (new dubbing) 
Micaela Incitti (new dubbing) 
Michele D'Anca (new dubbing) 
Nicola Bartolini Carrassi (old dubbing) 
Nicola Braile (new dubbing) 
Patrizio Prata (old dubbing) 
Pietro Ubaldi (old dubbing) 
Sacha De Toni (new dubbing) 
Sergio Romanò (new dubbing) 
Sergio Sivori (new dubbing) 
Stefania Romagnoli (new dubbing) 
Stefano Oppedisano (new dubbing) 
Vittorio Di Prima (new dubbing) 
Italian companies
Broadcaster:
Hiro (from 5 June 2009) 
Italia 1 (from 13 August 1997) 
Italia 2 (from 17 June 2013) 
Italia Teen Television (from 1st October 2003) 
Mediaset (old dubbing) 
Distributor:
Medusa Film (old dubbing, VHS) 
Shin Vision (new dubbing) 
Dubbing:
CAST Doppiaggio (new dubbing) 
DENEB Film (old dubbing) 
Internet Streaming: Mediaset Infinity 
German staff
German cast
(none)
Hubertus von Lerchenfeld as Gourry Gabriev 
Shandra Schadt as Lina Inverse 

Anke Kortemeier as Sylphiel 
Claus Brockmeyer as Zolf 
Dominik Auer as Zangulus 
Florian Halm as Zelgadis Greywords 
Pascal Breuer as Rezo 
Sabine Bohlmann as Amelia Vil Tesla Sailoon 
Tobias Lelle as Vrumugun 

Crock Krumbiegel as Bolan 
Dagmar Heller as Cally 
Ekkehardt Belle as
Rubin Auge Shabranigdo 
Thief (ep 12) 
Gudo Hoegel as Randy 
Horst Sachtleben as Zoron 
Ivar Combrinck as Sylphiels Father 
Kai Taschner as
Noonsa 
Tiiba 
Manfred Erdmann as Rodimas 
Marc Stachel as Hallas Riso 
Michael Schwarzmaier as Theatre Leader 
Ole Pfennig as Larsberg 
Pascal Breuer as Copy Rezo 
Sonja Reichelt as
Eris 
Polla 
Tommi Piper as Philionel El Di Sailoon 
German companies
Broadcaster:
Animax Germany (from 19 January 2010) 
Junior (from 1st February 2003) 
K-Toon (from 18 March 2002) 
K-Toon,Junior 
Distributor:
ACOG 
Nipponart 
OVA Films 
Dubbing: Taurus Media München 
Russian staff
Russian companies
(none)
Distributor: MC Entertainment 
Russian cast
(none)
Tagalog staff
Tagalog cast
Dubbing Director:
Arlene Bacay (Alta Productions Dub) 
Montreal Repuyan 
Script: Arlene Bacay (Alta Productions Dub) 
Translation: Arlene Bacay (Alta Productions Dub) 

Channel Director:: Joy Go 
Channel Manager: Eric Ang Go 
Ely Martin as Gourry Gabriev (GMA Dub & QTV Dub) 
Filipina Pamintuan as Lina Inverse (GMA Dub & QTV Dub) 
Jefferson Utanes as Gourry Gabriev (redubbed) 
Katherine Masilungan as Lina Inverse (redubbed) 

Ahlee Reyes as Sylphiel Nels Lahda (GMA Dub & QTV Dub) 
Bernie Malejana as Dilgear 
Jefferson Utanes as Zelgadiss Graywords (GMA Dub & QTV Dub) 
John Hendrix as Rezo/Copy Rezo (GMA Dub & QTV Dub) 
Klariz Magboo as Ameria Wil Tesla Saillune (GMA Dub & QTV Dub) 
Maynard Llames as Zelgadis (redubbed) 

Jo Anne Orobia as Amelia 
John Hendrix as Zangulus (Alta Productions Dub) 
Rafael Miranda as Rezo 
Roger Aquino as Prince Philionel el de Saillune (GMA Dub & QTV Dub) 
Rowena Benavidez as Sylpheel Nels Lahda 
Tagalog companies
Broadcaster:
ABS-CBN 
GMA Network 
HERO TV 
QTV Channel 11 
Dubbing:
ABS-CBN 
ALTA Productions (GMA Dub & QTV Dub) 
Recording Studio: ALTA Productions (GMA Dub & QTV Dub) 
Polish staff
Polish companies
(none)
Broadcaster:
2x2 TV 
RTL 7 
TVN Siedem 
Polish cast
(none)
Portuguese staff
Portuguese cast
Dubbing Director: Leda Figueiró 

Theme Song Performance: Nísia Moraes 
Alfredo Rollo as Gaudi Gabriev 
Letícia Quinto as Rina Inverse 

Antônio Moreno as Rodimus 
Daoiz Cabezudo as Dilgear 
Marcelo Pissardini as Zolf 
Sérgio Rufino as Zangulus 

Affonso Amajones as Rezo, o monge vermelho 
Alexandre Marconato as Zelgadiss 
Carlos Campanile as Elc (ep 18) 
Eleonora Prado as Éris 
Emerson Camargo as Philionel Ei di Saillune 
Fernanda Bullara as Améria 
João Angelo as Shabranigdo 
Luiz Antônio Lobue as Randionel Saillune (Randy) 
Márcia Regina as Silfi 
Sérgio Galvão as Saman 
Sílvio Navas as Nunza 

Cassius Romero 
Walter Breda 
Portuguese companies
Broadcaster:
Rede 21 (Brazil) 
Rede Bandeirantes (Brazil) 
Dubbing Studio:
Dubla video 
Dublavídeo 
Internet Streaming: Netflix (Portugal) 

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