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Director: Hitoyuki Matsui Series Composition: Satoru Akahori Script: Storyboard: Hitoyuki Matsui (ep 1) Episode Director: Hitoyuki Matsui (ep 1) Music: Original creator: Satoru Akahori Character Design: Satoshi Ishino Art director: Animation director: Koji Watanabe (ep 1) Mechanical design: Hisashi Saito Director of Photography: Atsushi Nakayama Producer: 2nd Key Animation: 3D Animation: Assistant Sound Mixer: Satoru Matsuda Associate producer: Audio Director: Atsushi Watanabe Background Art: Casting Cooperation: Naoko Yagi (NO MAKER) Character Ishino: Satoshi Ishino Chibi Character Illustration: Tsubasa Otomiya Color Check: Keiko Horio (ep 1) Color design: Keiko Horio Composite: Conceptual Design: Hisashi Saito Costume Design Cooperation: AYA KIKUCHI Editing: Masaharu Gotou Ending Animation: Jun Shibata (as Nuja=Tabis) Finish Animation: Yoshimi Saito (ep 1) In-Between Animation: In-Between Check: Tomohito Naka (ep 1) Key Animation: Line Producer: Takeshi Toda Literary Overseeing: Main Animator: Koji Watanabe Music producer: Yoshiyuki Ito Planning: Production Advancement: Shunsuke Ikeda (ep 1) Production manager: Hiroshi Nomura Production Setting: Emi Takamura Production Work: Etsuyo Fukuda Prop Design Assistance: Tomiya Tsujita Sound Effects: Kiyotaka Kawaguchi (Suwara Pro) Sound Mixing: Tadashi Jinbo Tamashii-chan Design: Shinichi Yoshino Transformation Animation: | Ai Shimizu as Atsuko Enomoto as Kahoru Sasajima as Kanako Kondou as Mai Kadowaki as Shion Hirota as Tsubasa Otomiya as Yuki Matsuoka as Ai Matayoshi as Akihiro Sakamaki as Hiroki Yasumoto as Jin Kiriki as Jun Miruno as Kikuko Inoue as Kiyohirome Yamaguchi as Mai Nakahara as Masatoshi Enami as Mayumi Iizuka as Nami Kurokawa as Naoko Suzuki as Nobuyuki Hiyama as Ryoko Shintani as Sayaka Maeda as Shozo Iizuka as Takahiro Uchida as Takashi Maeda as Tetsu Kimura as Tomokazu Seki as Yuko Mizutani as | |||||||
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