The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya (TV 2009 renewal)
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(The) Vanishment of Haruhi Suzumiya (movie) (sequel)
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Director: Tatsuya Ishihara Screenplay: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Satoru Kousaki (monaca) Original creator: Nagaru Tanigawa Original Character Design: Noizi Ito Character Design: Shoko Ikeda Art director: Seiki Tamura Chief Animation Director: Futoshi Nishiya Animation director: Sound director: Yota Tsuruoka Director of Photography: Ryuuta Nakagami Assistant Animation Director: Assistant Episode Director: Hiroko Utsumi (ep 13) Colour Design: Naomi Ishida Editing: Kengo Shigemura Music producer: Shigeru Saitō (Lantis) Setting: Hiroyuki Takahashi | Aya Hirano as Tomokazu Sugita as Daisuke Ono as Minori Chihara as Yuko Goto as Aiko Hibi as Airi Sakuno as Akane Omae as Akio Ohtsuka as Akira Kirihara as Arise Satou as Aya Uchida as Daisuke Ishikawa as Eiji Yanagisawa as Go Inoue as Goichi Komiya as Haruka Kouno as Haruka Nakanishi as Hidehiko Kaneko as Hideki Tasaka as Hirokazu Hiramatsu as Iori Nomizu as Jin Domon as Katsuhiro Harasawa as Kazuhiko Inoue as Kenichi Mochizuki as Kenichi Ogata as Kimiko Saito as Kousuke Takeuchi as Kouta Sato as Mai Ishikawa as Mai Kadowaki as Megumi Matsumoto as Mihoko Nakamichi as Mina as Mina Hiroe as Minoru Shiraishi as Mitsuaki Furuya as Mitsuru Takakuwa as Nami Kanda as Natsuko Kuwatani as Nobuyuki Kobushi as Riichi Nishimoto as Ryoko Nagata as Ryōko Shimizu as Ryūichi Yoshida as Sara Nakayama as Sayaka Aoki as Shiori Mikami as Taeko Kitamura as Taira Kikumoto as Takako Uemura as Takamasa Oohashi as Takeshi Aono as Tohru Inamura as Tomosa Murata as Toshiyuki Morikawa as Tsuguo Mogami as Yasufumi Saitō as Yasuhiro as Yoshikazu Nagano as Yuka Saitou as Yuki Matsuoka as Yuri Shiratori as Yuuichi Ishigami as Yuuki Ono as | |||||||
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