from Street Fighter. In the OVA, she is voiced by Tomoko Ishimura in Japanese and Kelly Cooke in English. Lendoll Carlsburg, the sonic gunslinger from the town of Tamales who gave the hunters all they could handle. Four Lords of Darkness, ancient demons who once terrorized the world. Almond Rasseru, the bodiless one who possessed Carrot's mother. He is killed by Onion Glace. Gin Namba, the lover of Cashew Prize (Gran Pa), she chose to reform to stay with him. Cashew Prize, the most ruthless of the four who reformed and became Gran Pa. Cool Mint, had the power to conjure dead people. Charlotte Stella, Kanure's little brother who is virtually all powerful. Like Sacher Torte, he attempts to purify the world by reviving the God of Destruction within Carrot's body, but ultimately fails, and is instead killed by the deity. Adaptations Sorcerer Hunters was later adapted into a 26-episode anime television series by Xebec, which was the studio's first production, and aired on TV Tokyo from October 3, 1995, to March 3, 1996. It was aired in the Philippines on ABS-CBN from 1998 to 1999 and re-aired by rival GMA Network in 2001 to 2004. In North America, the series was licensed by ADV Films up until the company's collapse in 2009. On May 25, 2019, Discotek Media licensed both the TV series and the OVA series. The TV series was followed by a three-episode OVA, also by Xebec. Sorcerer Hunters has three releases in dramatic audio format in which the main roles are all performed by the same actors as in the TV series and OVA. The first set, Sorcerer Hunters Whip I - V, was released on June 22, 1994. This was followed in 1995 by Sorcerer Hunters II, The Monthly Collection: 1st Season - 5th Season. The third set, Sorcerer Hunters SP, came out in 1996. Video games The series would also see numerous videogame releases starting with the adventure game Bakuretsu Hunter for the Sega Saturn by I'Max in April 26, 1996. Other titles based on the series include Bakuretsu Hunter Mahjong Special in October 25, 1996 and another adventure title Bakuretsu Hunter: Sorezore no Omoi...Nowānchatte in April 11, 1997 both by Banpresto for the Sony PlayStation, and a role-playing game Bakuretsu Hunter R for the Sega Saturn by King Records in August 8, 1997. Media TV episode list Music Opening theme "What's Up Guys?"