Nishi no Yoki Majo - Astraea Testament (TV)
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Director: Katsuichi Nakayama Series Composition: Atsuhiro Tomioka Music: Hikaru Nanase Original creator: Noriko Ogiwara Original Character Design: Haruhiko Momokawa Character Design: Masahiro Aizawa Art director: Toshiharu Iijima Sound director: Hiromi Kikuta Director of Photography: Atsushi Iwasaki Color design: Chie Tanimoto Design Work: Stanislas Brunet Editing: Takeshi Seyama Production Design: Makoto Kobayashi Theme Song Arrangement: Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: | Fumiko Orikasa as Hiromi Hirata as Akira Ishida as Ayumi Fujimura as Ayumi Tsunematsu as Chiwa Saito as Hiroshi Naka as Jouji Nakata as Kaho Kouda as Kishô Taniyama as Mamiko Noto as Mitsuki Saiga as Rie Tanaka as Yoshino Ohtori as Asuka Tanii as Chie Nakamura as Hideo Watanabe as Hitoshi Bifu as Jun Karasawa as Kazuaki Ito as Kazue Komiya as Kei Shindou as Keisuke Fujii as Madoka Kimura as Maki Tamura as Makoto Nagai as Masami Iwasaki as Miho Yamada as Mio Yasuda as Miyuki Ichijou as Nami Kurokawa as Reina Kawazu as Rie Tanaka as Sayaka Ohara as Shigeo Kiyama as Tadahisa Saizen as Takaya Hashi as Takehiro Murozono as Teruaki Ogawa as Tohru Furusawa as Toshitsugu Takashina as Tsubasa Suzuki as Yasuko Hatori as Yukari Nozawa as Yukiko Mizuochi as Yumika Oosaka as Yuuki Ono as | |||||||
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Directrice De Plateau: Julie Basecqz | Alessandro Bevilacqua as Claire Tefnin as Arnaud Léonard as Christophe Hespel as David Manet as Elsa Poisot as Jean-Paul Landresse as Jennifer Barré as Maxime Donnay as Nathalie Hons as Patrick Brüll as | |||||||
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