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Steve Kramer was Henchman B, Bill Timoney was Henchman D. | Steve Kramer was Henchman B, Bill Timoney was Henchman D. | ||
JYB was Vash, Joe Romersa was Descartes, Dorothy Melendrez was Meryl, [ | JYB was Vash, Joe Romersa was Descartes, Dorothy Melendrez was Meryl, [https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=3538|Dylan Tully was the radio MC], [https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=4825 Tom Charles was Barfly 4], [https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=6222 Bambi Darro has no specific roles accredited for the episode/series] (though is a woman so most likely not either henchman), George C. Cole was Ruth, Lia Sargent was Milly, [https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=6305 Syd Fontana was only specifically credited for a mercenary in episode 4], [https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=4994 Devon Michaels was the Barkeep]. So it is most likely that Dan Martin & Kermit Beachwood are the other two henchmen, but again the issue is who is who? | ||
Also worth noting that Brad Sergi is missing from the episode credits, though he is [https://www.behindthevoiceactors.com/Brad-Sergi/ confirmed with a casting sheet on Behind the Voice Actors as Henchman A.] He does not have this credit on [https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=38720 Anime News Network], nor is his pseudonym "B.J. Sergei" present in the end credits (though this could be an error or he was entirely uncredited). | Also worth noting that Brad Sergi is missing from the episode credits, though he is [https://www.behindthevoiceactors.com/Brad-Sergi/ confirmed with a casting sheet on Behind the Voice Actors as Henchman A.] He does not have this credit on [https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=38720 Anime News Network], nor is his pseudonym "B.J. Sergei" present in the end credits (though this could be an error, using another pseudonym, or he was entirely uncredited). | ||
Latest revision as of 02:31, 15 September 2023
Found English credits for "Descartes Lackey 3" and "Henchman"(ep 1) on Anime News Network but I'm not sure who's who.
Dan Lorge (credited as Dan Martin) for Descartes Lackey 3 Also credited for Barfly 3 in episode 1, Townsman in episode 3, and Bus Driver in episode 9.
Matthew K. Miller (credited as Kermit Beachwood) for Henchman Also credited for the Chief in episode 19. similar voice to Henchman C.
Both are in the English cast list from ep 1's end credits.
| Steve Kramer | Bill Timoney |
| Dan Martin | Johnny Yong Bosch |
| Kermit Beachwood | Joe Romersa |
| Dorothy Melendrez | Dylan Tully |
| Tom Charles | Bambi Darro |
| George C. Cole | Lia Sargent |
| Syd Fontana | Devon Michaels |
Steve Kramer was Henchman B, Bill Timoney was Henchman D. JYB was Vash, Joe Romersa was Descartes, Dorothy Melendrez was Meryl, Tully was the radio MC, Tom Charles was Barfly 4, Bambi Darro has no specific roles accredited for the episode/series (though is a woman so most likely not either henchman), George C. Cole was Ruth, Lia Sargent was Milly, Syd Fontana was only specifically credited for a mercenary in episode 4, Devon Michaels was the Barkeep. So it is most likely that Dan Martin & Kermit Beachwood are the other two henchmen, but again the issue is who is who?
Also worth noting that Brad Sergi is missing from the episode credits, though he is confirmed with a casting sheet on Behind the Voice Actors as Henchman A. He does not have this credit on Anime News Network, nor is his pseudonym "B.J. Sergei" present in the end credits (though this could be an error, using another pseudonym, or he was entirely uncredited).