Simoun (TV)
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| Simoun - Complete Collection (Sub.DVD) 2009-06-16 (from $30.99) |
| Simoun - Choir of Pairs (Sub.DVD 1) 2007-11-13 (from $12.99) |
| Simoun - Orchestra of Betrayal (Sub.DVD 2) 2008-02-26 (from $12.99) |
| Simoun - Rondo of Loss (Sub.DVD 3) 2008-04-08 (from $13.60) |
| Simoun - Crescendo of Lamentation (Sub.DVD 4) 2008-06-03 (from $13.60) |
| Simoun - Song of Prayer (Sub.DVD 5) 2008-08-05 (from $13.60) |
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Director: Junji Nishimura Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Toshihiko Sahashi Character Design: Asako Nishida Art director: Shichiro Kobayashi Chief Animation Director: Asako Nishida Mecha design: Jin Seob Song Sound director: Kouji Tsujitani Director of Photography: Masayuki Kawaguchi Colour Design: Takeshi Mochida Conceptual Design: Hiroshi Nagahama Editing: Masahiro Matsumura Music producer: Keiichi Nozaki Series construction: Theme Song Arrangement: Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: | Michi Niino as Rieko Takahashi as Ami Koshimizu as Eri Kitamura as Fumie Mizusawa as Houko Kuwashima as Kaori Nazuka as Mamiko Noto as Megumi Toyoguchi as Michiko Hosokoshi as Michiru Aizawa as Mikako Takahashi as Nana Mizuki as Reiko Kiuchi as Rika Morinaga as Sakiko Tamagawa as Yukana as Ai Hayasaka as Ami Koshimizu as Eri Kitamura as Fumie Mizusawa as Hisako Kyouda as Houko Kuwashima as Kaori Nazuka as Mamiko Noto as Megumi Toyoguchi as Michi Niino as Michiko Hosokoshi as Michiru Aizawa as Mikako Takahashi as Miyu Matsuki as Nana Mizuki as Rei Igarashi as Reiko Kiuchi as Rieko Takahashi as Rika Morinaga as Sakiko Tamagawa as Urara Takano as Yoko Soumi as Yukana as Ami Koshimizu Michiko Hosokoshi Rei Igarashi Rika Morinaga | |||||||
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