Characters
•Tiala (aka Tiara)- Sage of the Red Orb- Voiced by: Masako Katsuki, Shelly Lefler
•Abel- Hero of the Blue Orb- Voiced by: Tohru Furuya, Chie Satou, Duff McDonald
•Baramos-Master demon- Voiced by: Takeshi Watanabe, Gary Chalk
•Moore (aka Mooa)- wizard monster Lieutenant of Baramos- Voiced by: Hidekatsu Shibata, Jim Byrnes
•Jikido- warrior monster Lieutenant of Baramos- Voiced by: Katsuji Mori
•Daisy- warrior extraordinaire- Voiced by: Yuko Mita, Marcie Goldburg
•Prince Frank- Voiced by: Nobutoshi Hayashi
•Baharata- captain of a ship- Voiced by: Hirotaka Suzuoki, Alvin Sanders
•Sophia- the old sage of the Red Orb- Voiced by: Reiko Mutō
•Moco- (aka Mokomoko) warrior and good friend of Abel- Voiced by: Toshiharu Sakurai, Sam Vincent
•Coco (aka Kaka)- pink slime of Tiala's- Voiced by: Junko Shimakata
•Chichi- blue slime of Tiala's, often travels with Abel- Voiced by: Miyoko Aoba
•Yanack- wizard extraordinaire- Voiced by: Keaton Yamada, Richard Newman
•Dodonga- monster protector of Tiala- Voiced by: Daisuke Gouri, Dale Wilson
•General Ludoff - ancient evil general- Voiced by: Takeshi Aono, Scott McNeil
•Ortega- father of Abel- Voiced by: Kenji Utsumi, Hirohiko Kakegawa
•Zanack- master wizard, mentor of Yanak- Voiced by: Hiroshi Ohtake, Naoki Tatsuta
•Adonis- the mysterious warrior- Voiced by: Ryo Horikawa, Michael Donovan
•Sara- Voiced by: Tomoko Naka
(Narrator voiced by Long John Baldry)
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