Prior to working for Willy Fog, multi-talented French feline Rigodon (occupying the role of Passepartout from the original novel; however, Brazilian, Finnish, French, Greek, Hebrew and Slovak dubbing named him Passepartout) was a circus performer, but wanting to escape the travelling life of the circus, Rigodon sought out employment as a manservant. His first attempt was a failure, as he worked for a gentleman who constantly travelled, and so he sought out employment with Willy Fog, knowing that Fog's strict routine meant he never travelled far. Rigodon's hopes of a quiet lifestyle, however, were quickly dashed when Fog accepted the wager to travel around the world in eighty days. Nevertheless, Rigodon dutifully accompanies his master on his trip, his circus-born agility and daring coming in handy on more than one occasion.

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Willy Fogg accepts a bet from members of the Reform Club that he can make it around the world in 80 days. His plan however does not include being stopped by unknown enemies. Based on the Jules Verne novel.
 
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A Japanese actor, seiyuu, and narrator. During his life, Tomiyama was affiliated with Aoni Production and Production Baobab. He died of pancreatic cancer.

Born in München. He is a German voice actor and actor. He voiced Miroku in Inuyasha. He also was the German voice for the famous actors Johnny Depp, Ben Stiller, and Adam Sandler.

Harald Maxmillian Stoltenberg is a Norwegian actor, scriptwriter and children's book author. He was born in Oslo, but grew up in Fetsund. Some of his more famous books are Hester danser ikke ballett, Sverre Skrot and Ingenting, scripts for a number of radio plays and numerous Norwegian children's TV-shows. Most notably the NRK series Uhu.

Stoltenberg is the twin of comedian Robert Stoltenberg and has worked a lot with his brother.