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    Character » Dutch appears in 8 issues.

    Dutch is the boss of the Lagoon Company and the captain of their vessel, the Black Lagoon.

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    Dutch last edited by tommytwoeights on 08/22/22 04:36PM View full history

    Origin

    Creation

    Dutch (ダッチ, Dacchi) is a main character in the Black Lagoon series that was created by Rei Hiroe. The series first began serialization in Shogakukan's Sunday GX magazine on April 19, 2002.

    His first appearance was in Black Lagoon Volume 1 CH. 0 "Black Lagoon",

    Major Story Arcs

    Powers & Abilities

    Other Media

    Anime

    Black Lagoon (2006)

    The Black Lagoon animated series is a direct adaptation of Hiroe's original manga. It's produced by MADHouse Studios and Geneon Entertainment. The series first began airing in April 8, 2006. The series ran for twelve episodes, the last airing on June 24, 2006. It's a seinen action series that is for mature viewers

    Dutch's first anime appearance was in Black lagoon - Episode 1 "The Black Lagoon". His character in the Japanese series is voiced by Tsutomu Isobe, and the U.S. dub produced by Ocean Group is done by Dean Redman.

    Black Lagoon: The Second Barrage (2008)

    Black Lagoon: Second Barrage is the second anime series of the Black Lagoon franchise. The series was directed and produced by the same team who created the first season. The first episode originally aired on January 18, 2008. The series ran for twelve episodes, the last airing on April 11, 2008. The story arcs covered in this season are Bloodsport Fairy-tale, Greenback Jane, and Fujiyama Gangsta Paradise.

    Black Lagoon: Roberta's Blood Trail (2010)

    Black Lagoon: Roberta's Blood Trail is the third anime series of the Black Lagoon franchise. Though this series was produced by the same teams who had created the previous two. It was never created to be aired on TV. Instead, it was sold directly to the Japanese market as OVAs. The entire story follows the El Baile de la muerte story arc from the manga that was told in Volumes 6-9. The first episode originally released on February 15, 2007 on Blu-ray and DVD. Production delays after the release of Volume 2 would result in delays of Volumes 3-5 by two to three months.

    At the 2010 Anime Expo, FUNimation announced they had acquired the license for this series and were initially intending to release the series in 2011, but production delays that held back several of the Japanese episodes pushed back FUNimation's plans. They eventually released the series in the US in 2013.

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