8 Man After (エイトマン AFTER) is a 1993 OVA series, a sequel to the classic manga/anime 8th Man. Streamline Pictures produced an English dub the year after it came out, which was re-released on DVD by Discotek in 2016.
Cast
| Character | Seiyū | Voice Actor |
|---|---|---|
| Hazama Itsuro | Jūrōta Kosugi | Steve Bulen |
| Sachiko Yokogawa | Mika Doi | Mari Devon |
| Boris Daigo | Ikuya Sawaki | Barry Stigler |
| Sam O'Conner | Eiko Yamada | Catherine Battistone |
| Professor | Keaton Yamada | Daniel Woren |
| Tony Gleck | Issei Futamata | Jeff Winkless |
| Chief Tanaka | Masaru Ikeda | Mike Reynolds |
| Ichiro | Shigeru Nakahara | Richard Cansino |
| Chen | Ardwight Chamberlain | |
| Max | Masaharu Satō | Stephen Apostolina |
| Mr. O'Conner | Richard Allen | |
| Mayor | Masashi Hirose | Daniel Woren |
| Eddie Schmidt | Nobuo Tobita | Kirk Thornton |
Additional Voices
- Stephen Apostolina - Blonde Cyber Junkie 2 (ep. 1), Security Guard 1 (ep. 2)
- Catherine Battistone - Stadium Announcer (ep. 3)
- Art Kimbro
- Steve Kramer - Daigo's Aide (ep. 1), Bearded Cyber Junkie (ep. 1), Security Guard 2 (ep. 2)
- Michael McConnohie - Detective (ep. 1), Newscaster (ep. 3)
- Michael Sorich - Brown-Haired Cyber Junkie (ep. 1), Security Guard (ep. 3)
- Kirk Thornton - Councilman (ep. 3)
Video Releases
| Distributor | Year | Format | Region | Country | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Streamline Pictures | 1994 | 
|
NTSC | United States | 
| |
| Image Entertainment | 2001 | 
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1 NTSC | |||
| Discotek Media | 2016 | |||||
External Links
- 8 Man After (anime) at the Anime News Network
- 8 Man After at the Internet Movie Database
