Orphen (TV)
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Alternative title:
Las Aventuras de Orphen (Spanish)
Lo Stregone Orphen (Italian)
Majutsushi Orphen (Japanese)
Orphen le sorcier noir (French)
Orphen, el bruixot (Spanish)
Sorcerer Orphen (Tagalog)
Sorcerous Stabber Orphen
魔術士オーフェン (Japanese)
魔術士歐菲 (Chinese (Taiwan))
마술사 오펜 (Korean)
Objectionable content:
Mild
Plot Summary:
Orphen is the greatest sorcerer that the tower has ever seen but he is more interested in chasing the Bloody August, an infamous and very mysterious dragon. Along with his apprentice Majic and their companion Clio he heads off on a quest with the Sword of Baltanders, the only thing that can free the Bloody August or 'Azile' from the spell she is under.
User Ratings:
762 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
25 minutes per episode
Number of episodes:
24
Episode titles: We have 24
Vintage:
1998-10-03 to 1999-03-27
2001-09-11 (Colombia - Canal RCN)
2001-11-03 (France)
2003-02-19 to 2003-03-24 (K3 - Televisió de Catalunya)
2007-10-20 to 2008-01-06 (AXN Portugal)
2007-10-20 to 2008-01-06 (Spain - AXN)
2012-09-28 (Mexico - XEIMT Canal 22)
2012-09-28 to 2013-03-08 (Mexico - XEIMT Canal 22)
Release dates: We have 7
Opening Theme:
#1: "Ai Just on my Love" by Sharan Q (eps 1-13)
#2: "Kimi Wa Majutsushi (You are a Sorcerer)" by Hatake [Sharan Q] (eps 14-24)
#2: "Kimi Wa Majutsushi" by Hatake [Sharan Q] (eps 14-24)
Ending Theme:
#1: "Last Kiss" by Tanpopo (eps 1-13)
#2: "Doshiyou (What Should I Do?)" by Yuka (eps 14-24)
#2: "Doshiyou" by Yuka (eps 14-24)
Official website:
DVD Easter Eggs: We have 1
Reviews:
Orphen DVD 6 (Mar 20, 2003)
Orphen DVD 5 (Jun 3, 2002)
Orphen DVD 4 (Mar 29, 2002)
Orphen DVD 3 (Feb 26, 2002)
Orphen DVD 1 (Nov 8, 2001)
News: Show:
North American Anime, Manga Releases, August 18-24 (Aug 21, 2019)
Sentai Filmworks Releases Sakura Wars, Orphen TV Anime on BD (May 16, 2019)
Sorcerous Stabber Orphen Novels Get New TV Anime (Mar 22, 2018)
ADV Delays Re-Releases (Jan 10, 2005)
Weekly Releases (Mar 26, 2002)
This Week's Anime and Manga Releases (Nov 28, 2001)
Anime Dates and Delays (Jan 6, 2001)
Press Releases:
Section23 Films Announces August Slate (May 16, 2019)
Section23 Films Announces July Slate (Apr 18, 2011)
ADV Films announces July 20 and 27 release dates (May 19, 2004)
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Series Director: Hiroshi Watanabe
Script:
Keiko Watanabe (ep 11) Kenichi Araki (eps 12, 22) Kenichi Kanemaki (eps 15, 22-23) Masashi Kubota (eps 13, 17) Mayori Sekijima (eps 16, 19) Yasunori Yamada (eps 14, 18, 20)
Storyboard:
Hayato Date (ep 4) Hiroshi Watanabe (eps 1, 15) Iku Suzuki (5 episodes eps 2, 6, 12, 20, 23 )Katsushi Sakurabi (eps 14, 17, 21) Masakazu Amiya (ep 22) Michio Fukuda (eps 13, 19) Naori Hiraki (eps 11, 16) Yoshiki Yamakawa (ep 18)
Episode Director:
Hiroshi Watanabe (ep 1) Hiroyuki Ishido (4 episodes eps 4, 8, 14, 21 )Iku Suzuki (5 episodes eps 2, 6, 12, 19, 23 )Jiro Fujimoto (eps 7, 17, 24) Katsushi Sakurabi (ep 3) Makoto Sokuza (eps 9, 13, 18) Masakazu Amiya (4 episodes eps 5, 10, 15, 22 )Rion Kujo (ep 20) Yukio Okazaki (eps 11, 16)
Music: Hatake
Character Design: Masahiro Aizawa
Animation Director:
Aki Tsunaki (eps 11, 16) Hirofumi Masuda (ep 7) Katsunobu Ito (ep 13a) Kazunori Iwakura (eps 8, 12) Keiko Ijima (eps 15, 22) Masahiro Aizawa (eps 12, 19, 23) Masashi Sakamoto (ep 20) Naomi Miyata (eps 13, 18) Takashi Wada (eps 14, 16, 21)
Sound Director: Yōta Tsuruoka
Director of Photography: Toyomitsu Nakajō
Assistant Director:
Hiroyuki Ishido (eps 14, 21) Iku Suzuki (eps 12, 19, 23) Jiro Fujimoto (ep 17) Makoto Sokuza (eps 13, 18) Masakazu Amiya (eps 15, 22) Rion Kujo (ep 20) Yukio Okazaki (eps 11, 16)
Background Art: Kentarō Akiyama (Kobayashi Production; ep 12)
Color: Junko Yokoo
Ending Animation: Yutaka Kamogawa (ED 1)
Key Animation:
Hirofumi Masuda (eps 2, 7-8, 24) Katsunobu Ito (eps 9, 13, 18) Naoyuki Konno (ep 2) Shigenobu Nagasaki (ep 16)
Opening Animation: Masahiro Andō (OP 1)
Production manager: Jun Katou
Sound Effects: Daisuke Jinbo
Theme Song Composition: Tsunku (ED1)
Theme Song Lyrics: Tsunku (ED1)
Theme Song Performance:
Aya Ishiguro (ED1) Kaori Iida (ED1) Mari Yaguchi (ED1) Sharan Q (OP1/OP2) Tanpopo (ED1) YUKA (ED2) |
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Animation Production: J.C. Staff
Backgrounds: Kobayashi Production
Broadcaster: Tokyo Broadcasting System
Film Developing: Tokyo Laboratory
Producer: Tokyo Broadcasting System
Production: Kadokawa Shoten
Recording Studio: Tokyo TV Center
Sound Production: Rakuonsha
Titles: Maki Production
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ADR Director: Steven Foster
Art Director: Ruby Halipoto
Project Translator: Beni Axia Hirayama
Art Manager: Larry Koteff (Sentai SD Blu-ray)
Blu-Ray Authoring: Joel McCray (Sentai SD Blu-ray)
Blu-Ray Menu Design: Larry Koteff (Sentai SD Blu-ray)
DVD Graphics: James Bates
International Coordination: Toru Iwakami
Post-Production Manager: Shelly Thomas
Production Coordination: Janice Williams
Production manager: Son Phan Le (Sentai SD Blu-ray)
QC Manager: Crystal Ruiz (Sentai SD Blu-ray)
Subtitle Script: Janice Williams
Subtitle Timing: Neal Barnes
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Distributor:
ADV Films (US & Canada; 2009) Madman Entertainment (Australia) Section23 Films (US & Canada; 2011)
DVD Authoring & Encoding: M.O.F.C.
Production: Sentai Studios (SD Blu-ray)
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ADR Director: Thierry Kazazian |
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Distributor: Dybex
Dubbing: Studio Chinkel
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Dubbing Director: Cèsar Andreu (Catalan dub)
Subtitler: Fabián Sierra (Selecta Visión; DVD)
Theme Song Performance:
Eduard Doncos (OP1, OP2; Catalan dub) Patricio Vásquez (OP1 & OP2) Rosario Zamora (ED 1,  Silvia Guillem (ED1, ED2; Catalan dub) |
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Broadcaster:
8 Madrid TV (Spain) AXN Spain Buzz Channel (Spain) Canal RCN (Colombia) Canal Uno (Colombia) Chilevision (Chile) ETC...TV (Chile) K3 LIVTV (Chile 2008 Broadcast) Magic Kids (Latin America) Onda 6 (Spain) SENPAI TV (Chile) TeleDonosti (Spain) XEIMT Canal 22 (Mexico)
Dubbing: Technoworks Ltda., Santiago de Chile (Latin America)
DVD Distribution: Selecta Visión (Spain)
Liv Tv > Broadcaster: Liv Tv
TV Distribution: Selecta Visión
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Dubbing Director: Angelo Nicotra
Art Director: Andrea Sergio
Dialogues: Alessandro Trombetta
Dolby Surround Mixing: Carlo Lucchi
Dubbing Assistant: Alessandro Di Giacomo
Editorial Coordination: Fiammetta Adiutori
Editorial Director: Anna Marani
Licensing: Mandy Mometti
Managing Director: Massimiliano Rella
Marketing Director: Giorgio Pulini (italian edition)
Product Manager: Simona Stanzani
Project Manager: Carlo Cavazzoni
Synchronization: Paolo Brunori
Technical Coordinator: Stefano Lirolli
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Broadcaster: MTV Italia (from 29 June 2004)
Distributor: Dynamic Italia
Dubbing: SEFIT-CDC
DVD Authoring: Vegas Multimedia S.r.l.
Post Production: Studio PV
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Dubbing: Telesuccess Productions, Inc.
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Licensed by: Televix |
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