Update: The Full English dubbed of the movie has been digitized on Internet Archive, Special thanks to ponk06 for the uploaded: archive.org/details/kitaro-movie-english-dub_202401
The English dub came from the official USA DVD and Blu-ray release of the film, which is not that rare to find, You can find the DVD release only for $5 on Amazon.
Michael Kovach was 13 years old when this English dub came out in 2008, Back then, he didn't do voice acting until the mid 2010s. To me, Kitaro's voice sounds like Todd Haberkorn, since his voice in this film sounds similar to his other anime roles. The other two voices that I recognize from this dub were Chuck Huber as Kuko, since his voice is the most recognizable if you watch too many anime dubs, and Chris Cason as Madama-Oyaji (Kitaro's father), Due to his voice as Madama-Oyaji sounds similar to his role as Babbit from Kodocha.
@@braydonrushingI think Kitaro is Todd Haberkorn as well. It sounds so familiar. It’s too bad the dub cast is uncredited. In a way, it kinda makes sense though. This feels like a passion project.
uhhhh... No I already find out English voice of Kitaro, It Todd Haberkorn, Keep in mind that this film dubbed was recorded at Funimation in Texas, white Death Note was recorded at Ocean Productions in Canada.
実写映画で英語の吹き替えがあったなんて思っても見なかったわ。
For real?! WOW!
You should have put it on internet archive so I can end my pain of searching once and for all
Sorry for the late reply, but someone has already uploaded it to Internet Archive, I posted the link to it in the comments section of this video.
@@braydonrushing게게게의키타로 영어 더빙판 게게게의키타로 일본 원본더빙판 게게게의키타로 광둥어 더빙판 게게게의키타로 대만 더빙판 게게게의키타로사우디아라비아 더빙판 중국 게게게의키타로 중국 더빙판 ❤❤❤❤❤한국 게게게의키타로우리말한국어 더빙판
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Update: The Full English dubbed of the movie has been digitized on Internet Archive, Special thanks to ponk06 for the uploaded: archive.org/details/kitaro-movie-english-dub_202401
"Would you mind not calling my father daddy?"
"... O-oh, does it bother you?"
I'm crying 😂
4:03 Just for the replay, lmao
is it just me or is Rat-man remarkably similar to Beetlejuice
Where did you find this movie with English dub?
The English dub came from the official USA DVD and Blu-ray release of the film, which is not that rare to find, You can find the DVD release only for $5 on Amazon.
@@braydonrushingThanks but I don't know you got that clip but is there an online movie or something?
@@braydonrushingAnd by the way eBay have it too
@@braydonrushing Noooooo! It's not on Amazon anymore! 😭 Damn it!
Edit: I can't find it on Ebay either...
@@Nurariart Someone has uploaded the full dub on Internet Archive, the link is in the comments section
Kitaro sounds like Michael Kovach and I don’t like that one bit
Michael Kovach was 13 years old when this English dub came out in 2008, Back then, he didn't do voice acting until the mid 2010s.
To me, Kitaro's voice sounds like Todd Haberkorn, since his voice in this film sounds similar to his other anime roles.
The other two voices that I recognize from this dub were Chuck Huber as Kuko, since his voice is the most recognizable if you watch too many anime dubs, and Chris Cason as Madama-Oyaji (Kitaro's father), Due to his voice as Madama-Oyaji sounds similar to his role as Babbit from Kodocha.
@@braydonrushingI think Kitaro is Todd Haberkorn as well. It sounds so familiar. It’s too bad the dub cast is uncredited. In a way, it kinda makes sense though. This feels like a passion project.
Kitaro sounds L from Death Note
uhhhh... No I already find out English voice of Kitaro, It Todd Haberkorn, Keep in mind that this film dubbed was recorded at Funimation in Texas, white Death Note was recorded at Ocean Productions in Canada.
@@braydonrushing wow I didn't know that I thought Death note was funnimation