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Jewelpet Kira☆Deco—! (TV)

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[ sequel of Jewelpet Sunshine (TV) ]

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Alternative title:
ジュエルペットきら☆デコッ！ (Japanese)
Genres: comedy, magic
Themes: magical girl
Objectionable content: None
Plot Summary: In the Legends of Jewel Land, the Jewelpets were born from the love and caring of their queen, Jewelina. However a strange meteor crashes into the Mirror Ball, destroying it into a million pieces and its fragments called "Deco Stones" were all scattered in Jewel Land. In the present time, Ruby, a dimwitted Rabbit Jewelpet and owner of the Kira Kira Shop, has a thing on sparkly decorations and loves to collect anything that sparkles and shines. However, when she and the others learn about the legend of the Mirror Ball and the Deco Stones, they all decided to go and search for them, until they all meet 5 strange individuals called the KiraDeco 5. The group also has the same goal on wanting to collect the Deco Stones and they befriended the Jewelpets, especially to one of their members: Pink Oomiya. Now, the group need to gather all the Deco Stones and stop the Eternal Darkness from taking over the human world.
Running time: 24 minutes per episode
Number of episodes: 52
Episode titles: We have 52
Vintage:
2012-04-07
2012-04-07 to 2013-03-30
Release dates: We have 1
Opening Theme:
#1: "Happy Lucky☆Go!" (ハッピーラッキー☆ゴー!) by Mana Ashida
Ending Theme:
#1: "Zutto Zutto Tomodachi" (ずっとずっとトモダチ) by Mana Ashida
Insert song:
"Thriller" by Michael Jackson (EP 25)
Trivia: We have 4
News: Show:
Japan's Animation TV Ranking, December 24-30 (Jan 13, 2013)
Japan's Animation TV Ranking, July 16-22 (Jul 30, 2012)
Jewelpet Sweets Dance Princess Film's Promo Streamed (Mar 1, 2012)
Jewelpet Magical Girl Anime Gets 4th TV Show, 1st Film (Feb 5, 2012)
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Japanese staff
Japanese cast
Director: Makoto Moriwaki
Series Composition: Kazuyuki Fudeyasu
Screenplay: Takashi Yamada
Storyboard:
Hiroaki Sakurai (eps 27, 40)
Hiroshi Ishiodori (ep 4)
Hiroyuki Shimazu (ep 15)
Itsuro Kawasaki (ep 33)
Makoto Moriwaki (ep 1 & 2)
Masafumi Sato (5 episodes
eps 8, 16, 26, 32, 42
)
Masao Ookubo (eps 25, 31, 37)
Mitsuru Kitaya (eps 14, 24)
Miwako Yamamoto (6 episodes
eps 6, 11, 17, 23, 29, 38
)
Nagisa Miyazaki (eps 12, 21)
Takaomi Kanasaki (ep 20)
Takayuki Inagaki (ep 35)
Tenshi Yamamoto (ep 36)
Tetsuji Takayanagi (eps 3, 5)
Yukata Tamasaburō (ep 9)
Episode Director:
Akio Yamaguchi (4 episodes
eps 17, 24, 31, 47
)
Keishin Jo (ep 5)
Music: Cher Watanabe
Character Design: Tomoko Miyakawa
Art Director: Masatoshi Muto
Sound Director: Yoshikazu Iwanami
Cgi Director: Shin'ya Une
Director of Photography: Shinichi Igarashi
Producer:
Aya Yoshino (Tv Tokyo)
Hideyuki Kachi
Ryōsuke Ōno
Yūsuke Koyama (Tv Tokyo)

Animation producer:
Daisuke Matsumoto
Hiromichi Mogaki
Shunichi Ozao
Assistant Director: Masafumi Sato
Associate producer:
Hideyuki Namba
Kazuhiro Morita
Kentarō Kuramoto
Manami Watanabe
Color design: Izumi Sakamoto
Design:
Haruo Miyagawa
Hitomi Odajima
Miho Nakata
Narumi Shimoji
Editing:
Hideaki Murai
Yumiko Nakahaya
Episode Writer:
Hiroko Kanasugi (10 episodes
eps 7, 11, 15-16, 23, 27, 34, 41, 47-48
)
Kazuyuki Fudeyasu (7 episodes
eps 1-3, 8, 32, 40, 46
)
Kenji Sugihara (7 episodes
eps 6, 9, 18-19, 26, 35, 44
)
Mio Inoue (8 episodes
eps 5, 10, 13, 22, 28, 37, 43, 50
)
Sayuri Ooba (6 episodes
eps 20, 25, 30, 33, 39, 42
)
Toshimitsu Takeuchi (7 episodes
eps 14, 21, 24, 31, 38, 45, 49
)
Yuki Enatsu (6 episodes
eps 4, 12, 17, 29, 36, 46
)
Music producer:
Ayumu Kanaya
Yokou Murakami
Planning:
Akihito Sasaki
Chiyo Andō
Junichi Kimura
Naoki Nakamura
Theme Song Arrangement: h-wonder
Theme Song Composition: Shingo Asari
Theme Song Lyrics:
Natsumi Watanabe
Shingo Asari
Theme Song Performance: Mana Ashida (OP1; ED1)
Aki Toyosaki as Angela
Aya Hirano as Garnet
Ayaka Saito as Ruby
Miyuki Sawashiro as Rabura
Nozomi Sasaki as Sapphy

Ai Iwamura as Prase
Ai Shimizu as
Professor Decorski
Sango
Aki Kanada as
Flora
Kris
Topaz
Aki Toyosaki as Pink Ōmiya / Pink
Aoi Yūki as Amelie
Asuka Ōgame as
Kaco
Melorina
Atsushi Tamaru as Granite
Aya Hirano as Midori Akagi / Green
Chiwa Saito as Eclan
Daisuke Ono as Blue Knight Ozaki / Blue
Erika as Titana
Hidenobu Kiuchi as King
Hiromi Igarashi as Alex
Jun Fukuyama as Dian
Junko Minagawa as Kohaku
Junko Takeuchi as
Lapis
Tata
Tour
Keiko Utsumi as Milky
Kenn as Jasper
Kousuke Okano as Aqua
Mako as
Charotte
Maco
Mana Matsufuji as Purinki
Marie Miyake as
Chocolat
Roco
Mayu Hayakawa as Rin
Mayumi Tsuchiya as Rald
Megumi Mukai as Honey
Megumi Ozaki as Nephrite
Miyu Matsuki as Macaronia
Miyuki Sawashiro as
Chite
Opal
Nozomi Sasaki as
Avenue
DecoSanta (ep 38)
Io
Rina Hidaka as Sakuran
Rumi Shishido as
Diana
Luna
Saki Fujita as
Coron
DonaDona
Takuma Terashima as Retsu Akagi / Red
Tomomi Fujita as Ryl
Yasutaka Sonoda as Kiichi Furano / Yellow
Youji Ueda as Dark General
Yui Hatano as Brownie
Yuki Kaida as Peridot

Ai Shimizu as Jewelina
Eiji Itô as Wolfgang
Hiroshi Shimozaki as Saury (ep 25)
Kiyoyuki Yanada as Gorilla King
Kohei Murakami as Kaiser
Megumi Takamoto as Saury (ep 25)
Nozomi Sasaki as Narrator
Shinnosuke Tachibana as Saury (ep 25)
Takuma Terashima as Saury (ep 25)
Tomomi Fujita as Saury (ep 25)
Youji Ueda as
Coal
Deco Bus
Sheep Butler
Japanese companies
2nd Key Animation: A-Line
Animation Production: Studio Comet
Broadcaster: TV Tokyo
CG Works: SUBARU
Music Assistance: TV Tokyo Music
Music Production: Universal Music
Original Creator:
Sanrio
Sega Toys Co., Ltd.
Overseas Promotion: Fuji Creative Corporation
Production:
TV Tokyo
TV Tokyo Media Net
We've, Inc.
Portuguese staff
Portuguese cast
(none)
Mariana Tavares as Ruby
Marta Freire as Pink Oomiya
Portuguese companies
(none)
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