Voice Roles
| Character | Japanese VA | English VA |
|---|---|---|
| Genki Sakura | Chisa Yokoyama | Andrew Francis |
| Holly | Mariko Kōda | Maggie Blue O'Hara |
| Mocchi | Yuri Shiratori | Janyse Jaud |
| Suezō | Wataru Takagi | Scott McNeil |
| Gōlem | Naoya Uchida | Richard Newman (1999–2000) Doc Harris (2000–2001) |
| Tiger | Kazuki Yao | Brian Drummond |
| Hare | Nozomu Sasaki | Samuel Vincent |
| Moo | Jūrōta Kosugi | Paul Dobson |
| Pixie | Kotono Mitsuishi | Janyse Jaud |
| Gali | Kaneto Shiozawa (Season 1-2) Tsutomu Kashiwakura (Season 3) |
Scott McNeil |
| Gray Wolf | Daiki Nakamura | Scott McNeil |
| Undine | Hiromi Tsuru | Kelly Sheridan |
| Naga | Kazuya Kobayashi | Scott McNeil |
| Big Blue | Hiroyuki Yokō | Ward Perry |
| General Durahan | Kenyū Horiuchi | Lee Tockar |
| Queen Tivoli | Mari Tae | Virginne Purity |
| Lilim | Haruko Takahagi | Janyse Jaud |
| Poison | Miki Nagasawa | Janyse Jaud |
| Mum Mew | Keiko Han | Pauline Newstone |
| Gobi | Jūrōta Kosugi | Paul Dobson |
| Michael | Miho Yoshida | |
| Ash | Kōichi Kitamura | |
| Arira | Yoshiko Asai | |
| Allan | Ryō Naitō | Matt Smith |
| Detonarex | Ryō Naitō | |
| Tooth Fairy | Jin Sin | Pahiyas Lucbani |
| Denatocris | Kazuya Kobayashi | |
| Pinky | Nao Nagasawa | |
| Eddy | Issei Futamata | Terry Klassen |
| Tibaga | Jen Matibag | Jen Matibag |
| Tsunomaru | Norio Tsuboi | |
| Captain Jim | Akio Ōtsuka | Michael Dobson |
| Miminyā | Mika Kanai | |
| Colt | Fumiko Orikasa | Kelly Sheridan |
| Yakuto Hound | Hiroaki Hirata |
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