Witchblade
- TBS Television
Japan
Japanese- 2006
Marc Silvestri
7.1/10
Adventure, Science Fiction, Drama, Horror, Action, Anime, Animation, Paranormal
In order to protect her daughter, a young single mother is forced to fight after acquiring a powerful ancient weapon.
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Storyline
In order to protect her daughter, a young single mother is forced to fight after acquiring a powerful ancient weapon.
Country: Japan
Type: scripted
Status: Current
Language: Japanese
Release Date: April 16, 2006
Also Known As: Клинок ведьм, WitchbladeWitchblade (anime), Witchblade Takeru, ウィッチブレイド, Witchibureido | See more »
Parents Guide: Australia (M), Canada (PG, 14A, 13+)Germany (16, 12), New Zealand (M), Norway (15), UK (15), United States (TV-MA, TV-14, TV-PG) | See more »
Plot Keywords
ecchi
bionic
anime
Company Credits
Production Co: Gonzo, Image ComicsSky Perfect Well Think | See more »
Cast
Chris Cason
as Doctor
Charles Baker
as Additional Voices
Jaime Rivera
as Additional Voices
Ian Sinclair
as Doctor
Fumie Mizusawa
as Nanako
Stephanie Young
as Nora
Colleen Clinkenbeard
as Reina
Cole Brown
as Additional Voices
Jamie Marchi
as Masane Amaha
Elise Baughman
as Additional Voices
Chuck Huber
as Scientist A
Gwendolyn Lau
as Nishida
Clarine Harp
as Asagi
J. Michael Tatum
as Michael
Johnny Bruce Lewis
as Additional Voices
Misato Fukuen
as Yuuki
Kenta Miyake
as Akira Nakato
Kenny Green
as Additional Voices/Writer
Laura Bailey
as Miki
Brigette Goudeau
as Additional Voices
Mie Sonozaki
as Reina Soho
Mark Lancaster
as Additional Voices
Carrie Savage
as Rihoko
Charlet Dupar
as Additional Voices
Luci Christian
as Reporter
Melinda Wood Allen
as Additional Voices/Secretary
John Gremillion
as Muraki
Nana Mizuki
as Maria
Saori Yumiba
as Nora
Alison Viktorin
as Yuuki
T.J. Colligan
as Osada
Jerry Russell
as Cho
Aki Sasamori
as Sakurai
Daisuke Kirii
as Ota/Michael
Majken Bullard
as Additional Voices
Robert McCollum
as Tozawa
Shizuka Itô
as Shiori Tsuzuki
Orion Pitts
as Doctor
Kevin Connolly
as Yagi
Cherami Leigh
as Naomi
Mark Stoddard
as Reiji Takayama
Kenichi Suzumura
as Hiroki Segawa
Brandon Potter
as Sakuma
Eri Nakao
as Miki
Brett Weaver
as Nakata
Monica Rial
as Maria
Atsuko Yuya
as Kyoko
Takayuki Kondô
as Oda
R. Bruce Elliott
as Father/Additional Voices
Jeremy Inman
as Additional Voices
Hajime Iijima
as Captain
Sakiko Tamagawa
as Rie Nishida
Christopher Bevins
as Segawa
Caitlin Glass
as Aoi
Jonathan C. Osborne
as Additional Voices
Barry Yandell
as Additional Voices
Anthony Bowling
as Additional Voices/Oda
Mamiko Noto
as Masane Amaha
Brad Hutson
as Engineer
Kazuhiro Nakata
as Masaya Wado
Dana Schultes
as Additional Voices
Mary Morgan
as Lab Tech
Rikiya Koyama
as Reiji Takayama
Bob Carter
as Oda
Cynthia Cranz
as Kyoko/Kei
Andy Mullins
as Additional Voices
Leah Clark
as Satomi
Brina Palencia
as Nanako
Masaya Matsukaze
as Yuusuke Tozawa
Maeghan Albach
as Additional Voices
Sean Hennigan
as Captain
Laurie Steele
as Mariko
Sean Teague
as Additional Voices
Robert Colin
as Additional Voices
Shôto Kashii
as Mr. Cho
Akeno Watanabe
as Asagi
Masashi Hirose
as Muraki
Ryôko Ono
as Aoi
Will Helms
as Additional Voices
Bill Flynn
as Newscaster
Andrew Haskett
as Reporter/Sailor/Sailor's Voice
Kyle Hebert
as Additional Voices
James Cave
as Additional Voices
John Swasey
as Additional Voices
Maiko Itô
as Mariko Natsuki
Pam Dougherty
as Sakurai
Mika Itô
as Naomi
Scott Hinze
as Ota/Additional Voices
Josh Martin
as Additional Voices/Policeman
Kent Williams
as Wado
Jeff Johnson
as Additional Voices
Wendy Powell
as Woman Scientist
Trina Nishimura
as Shiori/Additional Voices
Allison Tolman
as Additional Voices/Lab Tech
Kotomi Yamakawa
as Satomi
Dave Trosko
as Additional Voices
Todd Haberkorn
as Additional Voices
Akemi Kanda
as Rihoko Amaha
Shinji Ogawa
as Father/Tatsuoki Furumizu
Seasons & Episodes
Season 1
2006 | 24 Episodes
Media
All
