The Great Yokai War: Guardians

The Great Yokai War: GuardiansCast and Crew

Movie

Crew

T
Tsuguhiko Kadokawa
Executive Producer
Y
Yusuke Watanabe
Screenplay
K
Koji Endo
Original Music Composer
J
Junji Igarashi
Co-Executive Producer
H
Hideo Yamamoto
Director of Photography
N
Naoichirô Sagara
Editor
Y
Yuji Hayashida
Production Design
H
Hideo Gunji
Art Direction
T
Toshihiro Sugita
Music Producer
H
Hiro Matsuoka
Co-Executive Producer
T
Tomonori Aoki
Line Producer
S
Susumu Fujita
Co-Executive Producer
D
Daiji Horiuchi
Co-Executive Producer
T
Tomoyuki Imai
Line Producer
R
Reiko Imayasu
Associate Producer
Y
Yukio Kawasaki
Co-Executive Producer
S
Shigeji Maeda
Co-Producer
T
Tomohito Matsushita
Co-Executive Producer
S
Shigeo Minakami
Associate Producer
K
Katsumi Nagata
Co-Executive Producer
T
Toshiaki Okuno
Co-Executive Producer
M
Misako Saka
Producer
N
Norikazu Tsubaki
Producer
H
Hana Tsuchikawa
Associate Producer
C
Chihiro Hirade
Casting
A
Akira Sakamoto
Set Decoration
Y
Yûya Maeda
Costume Design
K
Keisuke Sakai
Makeup & Hair
R
Raku Nagao
Assistant Director
J
Junya Inoue
Creature Design
H
Hiromitsu Soma
Creature Design
H
Hiromitsu Soma
Storyboard Artist
M
Masatoshi Katsumata
Supervising Sound Editor
J
Jun Nakamura
Sound Recordist
M
Masayoshi Deguchi
Stunt Coordinator
K
Keiji Tsujii
Stunt Coordinator
A
Akira Ono
Gaffer
Y
Yuji Kahizaki
Casting Producer
T
Tsuyoshi Sugino
Casting Producer

The Great Yokai War (2005) Collection

The original Yōkai (妖怪) series was a series of three films produced by Daiei and released by them from 1968 to 1969. The franchise was rebooted for the first time with the Yōkai tengoku (妖怪天国) series, directed by Macoto Tezka and released direct-to-video from 1986 to 1990, for a second time with the Yōkaiden (妖怪伝) series, originally directed by Tomoo Haraguchi and premiered from 2000 to 2004, and for a third time with the Great Yokai War (妖怪大戦争 Yōkai Daisensō) series, which as of 2021 encompasses two theatrical movies, both directed by Takashi Miike. All of the various reboots of the franchise by having appearances by many of the same yōkai (a class of relatively low-ranking supernatural creatures in Japanese mythology) with similar character designs. The two Takashi Miike movies are not true sequels as they have different lead characters, but they are linked by having some of the supporting cast of yōkai played by the same actors, and the second movie is marketed as a sequel.