Duel Masters (2004– )

TV Series | TV-Y7 | Animation, Family

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A ten year old boy wants to become the best duelist, like his father in the duel masters world.

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Cast & Crew

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Doug Erholtz

Hakuoh

(60 episodes, 2004-2006)
Lisa Enochs

Additional Voices

(52 episodes, 2004-2005)
Milton Lawrence

Knight

(52 episodes, 2004-2005)
Brahan Lee

Knight

(52 episodes, 2004-2005)
Steve Blum

Sho

(34 episodes, 2004-2006)
Joey Latsko

Boy George

(34 episodes, 2005-2006)
Liam O'Brien

Shobu Kirifuda

(34 episodes, 2005-2006)
Derek Stephen Prince

Dr. Root

(34 episodes, 2005-2006)
R. Martin Klein

Benny Haha

(30 episodes, 2004-2006)
Colleen O'Shaughnessey

Mimi

(26 episodes, 2004)
Mihoko Abukawa

Olf

(26 episodes, 2004)
Tomohisa Asô

Fritz

(26 episodes, 2004)
David Neil Black

Ryan

(26 episodes, 2004)
Johnny Yong Bosch

Jack

(26 episodes, 2004)
Bob Buchholz

Additional Voices

(26 episodes, 2004)
Saeko Chiba

Sayuki Manaka

(26 episodes, 2004)
Cam Clarke

Rikuda's Father

(26 episodes, 2004)
Debi Derryberry

Rekuta Kadoko

(26 episodes, 2004)
Tim Diamond

Boy George

(26 episodes, 2004)
Yoshinori Fujita

Jamira

(26 episodes, 2004)
Jun Fukuyama

Toru Kamiya

(26 episodes, 2004)
Alex Gold

Rekuta

(26 episodes, 2004)
Kenji Hamada

Kirifuda's Dad

(26 episodes, 2004)
Richard Steven Horvitz

Fritz

(26 episodes, 2004)
Yuka Imai

Rekuta Kadoko

(26 episodes, 2004)
Saori Ito

Electra

(26 episodes, 2004)
David Jeremiah

Jimera

(26 episodes, 2004)
Janice Kawaye

Mimi

(26 episodes, 2004)
Daisuke Kishio

Kokojo

(26 episodes, 2004)
Yumiko Kobayashi

Shobu Kirifuda

(26 episodes, 2004)
Katsuyuki Konishi

Knight

(26 episodes, 2004)
Jay Lerner

Kintaro

(26 episodes, 2004)
Micha Liberman

Kokujoh

(26 episodes, 2004)
Jonathan Lipow

Mikuni

(26 episodes, 2004)
Kerrigan Mahan

Benny Haha

(26 episodes, 2004)
Junko Minagawa

Hakuoh

(26 episodes, 2004)
Shôtarô Morikubo

Duel Jacker Shou

(26 episodes, 2004)
Saki Nakajima

Mimi Tasogare

(26 episodes, 2004)
Hidetoshi Nakamura

Master

(26 episodes, 2004)
Bryce Papenbrook

Prince Eugene the Mean

(26 episodes, 2004)
Jamieson Price

Prince Irving the Terrible

(26 episodes, 2004)
Cindy Robinson

Mai Kirifuda

(26 episodes, 2004)
Kôichi Sakaguchi

Mikuni

(26 episodes, 2004)
Joshua Seth

Shobu Kirifuda

(26 episodes, 2004)
Chiyako Shibahara

Kintaro Nanba

(26 episodes, 2004)
Katsuya Shiga

Gyujiroh Japan

(26 episodes, 2004)
Yoshimitsu Shimoyama

Tsuyoshi Saroyama

(26 episodes, 2004)
Jessica Straus

Betty

(26 episodes, 2004)
Kenichi Suzumura

Takeshi Saroyama

(26 episodes, 2004)
Kan Tanaka

Dr. Root

(26 episodes, 2004)
Naoki Tatsuta

Maruo Kadoko

(26 episodes, 2004)
Norio Wakamoto

Boy George

(26 episodes, 2004)
Mayumi Yamaguchi

Fhoton

(26 episodes, 2004)
Satsuki Yukino

Kirifuda's Mom

(26 episodes, 2004)
Charlie Cooke

Jimera

(26 episodes, 2005)
Sherrie Jackson

Additional Voices

(26 episodes, 2005)
Wendee Lee

Mai Kirifuda

(26 episodes, 2005)
Sterling R.

Rekuta

(26 episodes, 2005)
Roger Craig Smith

Prince Maurice the Merciless

(26 episodes, 2005)
Terrence Stone

Boy George

(26 episodes, 2005)
Julie Ann Taylor

Rekuta

(26 episodes, 2005)

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Creator:

Shigenobu Matsumoto

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Trivia

There have been two 26 episode "seasons" produced for the USA and aired on Cartoon Network. The cast and crew (including all lead voice actors) for the English adaptation are (almost) completely different for both seasons. The first season produced by Plastic Cow Productions and the second season produced by Elastic Media Corporation.

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Genres

Animation | Family

Details

Release Date:

27 February 2004

Language

Japanese, English

Country of Origin

USA, Japan

Box Office

Budget:

$50,000 (estimated)

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