Cast of Characters
- Captain Harlock/Phantom F. Harlock II: (Makio Inoue)
- Toshiro Ōyama / Tochirō: (Kei Tomiyama)
- Queen Emeraldas: (Reiko Tajima)
- Maya: (Reiko Mutō)
- La Mime: (Yuriko Yamamoto)
- Zeda: (Tarō Ishida)
- Zoll: (Shūichi Ikeda)
- Muriguson: (Takeshi Aono)
- Old Tokargan Soldier: (Shūichirō Moriyama)
- Triter: (Hitoshi Takagi)
- Tori-san: (Hiroshi Ōtake)
- Mira: (Hiromi Tsuru)
- Phantom F. Harlock I: (Yujiro Ishihara)
- The Witch: (Eiko Masuyama)
- Black-suited Commander: (Hidekatsu Shibata)
- Illumidus Officer: (Kōji Yada)
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