Characters
| Character | Actor | Dub actor | Original Chinese name | Japanese name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tripitaka | Masako Natsume | Maria Warburg | Xuanzang | Sanzō hōshi (Genjō Sanzō) |
| Monkey | Masaaki Sakai | David Collings | Sun Wukong | Son Gokū |
| Pigsy | s1: Toshiyuki Nishida s2: Tonpei Hidari |
Peter Woodthorpe | Zhu Bajie | Cho Hakkai |
| Sandy | Shiro Kishibe | Gareth Armstrong | Sha Wujing | Sha Gojyo |
| "Horse" | Shunji Fujimura | Andrew Sachs | Bai Long Ma | Gyokuryū |
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