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Takeshi Kusao | ... |
Parn
(voice)
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Yumi Tôma | ... |
Deedlit
(voice)
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Yoshisada Sakaguchi | ... |
Ghim
(voice)
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Kappei Yamaguchi | ... |
Etoh
(voice)
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Hideyuki Tanaka | ... |
Slayn
(voice)
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Norio Wakamoto | ... |
Woodchuck
(voice)
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Takeshi Aono | ... |
Wagnard
(voice)
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Bob Barry | ... |
Emperor Beld
(voice: English version)
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Fûrin Cha | ... |
Soldier
(voice)
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Meg Frances | ... |
Pirotess
(voice: English version)
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Rica Fukami | ... |
Liara
(voice)
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Simone Grant | ... |
Karla
(voice: English version)
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J.W. Gunther | ... |
King Fahn
(voice: English version)
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Shô Hayami | ... |
Orson
(voice)
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Masashi Hironaka | ... |
Zackt
(voice)
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On the cursed island continent of Lodoss, a party of adventurers becomes caught up in the struggle against a plot to conquer Lodoss and revive a long-dormant ancient evil deity. This thirteen-part Japanese television series is based on a series of Japanese novels, and is notable among other things for its inclusion of elements from the Dungeons & Dragons (TM) role-playing game. Written by Christopher E. Meadows <cmeadows@nyx.cs.du.edu>
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