Mystery of Mamo - Full Cast

Full Cast

The cast for the oldest English dub (sometimes known as the "JAL," "HK" or "Toho" dub) is still unknown, due to a lack of localization credits on any known prints.

Character Japanese English (Streamline) English (Manga UK) English (Geneon)
Arsène Lupin III/Wolf III Yasuo Yamada Bob Bergen William Dufris Tony Oliver
Fujiko Mine/Margot Eiko Masuyama Edie Mirman Toni Barry Michelle Ruff
Daisuke Jigen/Dan Dunn Kiyoshi Kobayashi Steve Bulen Eric Meyers Richard Epcar
Goemon Ishikawa XIII/Samurai Makio Inoue Kirk Thornton Garrick Hagon Lex Lang
Inspector Koichi Zenigata/Detective Ed Scott Gorō Naya David Povall Sean Barrett Jake Martin
Howard Lockewood/Foward Fughes (Mamo/Mameaux) Kō Nishimura Robert Axelrod Allan Wenger Paul St. Peter
Heinrich "Starky/Stuckey" Gissinger Tōru Ōhira Steve Kramer unknown Osgood W. Glick
Special Agent Gordon Hidekatsu Shibata Michael Forest unknown Michael McConnohie
Police commissioner Kōsei Tomita Jeff Winkless unknown Richard Cansino
Flinch/Frenchy Shōzō Iizuka unknown unknown Bob Papenbrook
Scientist Ichirō Murakoshi unknown unknown Richard Cansino
Dietman/Premier Shunsuke Shima unknown unknown Richard Cansino
Officer Yūji Mikimoto unknown unknown unknown
Egyptian police chief Haruo Minami (Special Guest Voice) Steve Kramer unknown Richard Cansino
President Fujio Akatsuka (Special Guest Voice) Steve Kramer unknown Richard Cansino
Boris (Chief secretary) Ikki Kajiwara (Special Guest Voice) Jeff Winkless unknown Richard Cansino

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