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Silver Fang
Silver Fang © Toei Animation / TV Asahi

Gin is a silver, tiger striped Akita, third in the bloodline of powerful bear-dogs. Fearless and intelligent, he is chosen by and subjected to the brutal training of local bear-hunter Gohei Takeda, who trained Gin' father and his father before him. Soon, on a hunt for Akakabuto, the monstrous half-mad bear of the forest, Gin witnesses a fight between the mighty ursine and his own father Riki and sets out to find him. Proving himself to the amnesic Riki, Gin and his rival John set out with the wild dogs to gather an army capable of standing up to Akakabuto, but the road is long and hard and there are many enemies to face along the way.

Created by: Toei Animation / TV Asahi
Released: 1986
Language: Japanese
Country of Origin: Japan
Alternate Title: Ginga: Nagareboshi gin (Japan)
Style: 2D animation
Viewer Warning: Swearing (in Japanese), Bloody violence and deaths.
Number of Episodes: 21
[ Japanese ] Featuring the voices of:
Eiko Yamada ... Gin
Hideyuki Hori ... John
Hiromi Tsuru ... Cross
Kouji Totani ... Akatora
Kôzô Shioya ... Chutora, Jaguar
Kyouko Tonguu ... Smith
Michihiro Ikemizu ... Akame
Ryouichi Tanaka ... Kurotora, Hakuro
Shigeharu Matsuda ... Hyena
Takeshi Aoki ... Benizakura
Banjou Ginga ... Riki
Chika Sakamoto ... Daisuke
Daisuke Gouri ... Moss
Hidekatsu Shibata ... Bill
Hideyuki Tanaka ... Ben
Hirotaka Suzuoki ... Hidetoshi
Kazuhiko Kishino ... Musashi
Keiichi Noda ... Narration
Kouichi Hashimoto ... Wilson
Kouji Nakata ... Kurojaki
Kouji Yada ... Daisuke's father
Masaharu Satou ... Kirikaze, Terry
Masashi Hironaka ... Maya, Oliver
Masato Hirano ... Lloyd
Michitaka Kobayashi ... Jinnai
Shô Hayami ... Kisaragi
Takeshi Aono ... Sniper
Takeshi Watabe ... Gohei Takeda
Yukiko Riwa ... Fuji
Yuusaku Yara ... Great
Directed by: Nobutaka Nishizawa and Tomoharu Katsumata
Musical Score by: Goro Omi
Theme Music by: Takayuki Miyauchi
Writing Credits: Mitsura Majima and Yoshihiro Takahashi
Based on: The manga by Yoshihiro Takahashi
profile by: starlac