Background Art:
Erika Nagaoka (Studio Cocolo)
Hikari Hashimoto (Studio Cocolo)
Mayumi Nakajima (Studio Cocolo)
Nana Ikeda (Studio Cocolo)
Tatsuya Fujita (Studio Cocolo)

Chief Production Supervisor: Haruki Satomi

Color design: Kazuko Nakashima

Color setting: Yūko Watabe

Editing: Kengo Shigemura

In-Between Animation:
Akari Ogino
Kae Shibukawa
Shi Han Wang
Shō Hiruma

In-Between Check:
Mina Tanaka
Minami Nakamura

Monitor Works:
Mai Takase (Graphinica)
Saya Uchiumi (Graphinica)

Music producer: Hajime Tōma

Online Editing Desk: Ryōhei Takeishi (Q-Tec)

Online Editor:
Dai Miyajima (Q-Tec)
Mitsuna Fukazawa (Q-Tec)

Paint:
Akane Edagawa (CloverWorks)
Asuka Yokota (CloverWorks)
Ayaka Nagai (CloverWorks)
Kaoru Okuhara (CloverWorks)
Kōsuke Shimada (CloverWorks)
Kyōko Hara (CloverWorks)
Mai Yamaguchi (CloverWorks)
Momoka Tsuji (CloverWorks)
Rumi Igarashi (CloverWorks)
Shiori Torikoshi (CloverWorks)
Yūko Watabe (CloverWorks)

Paint Check: Yūko Watabe

Photography:
Cai Yun Cai (Graphinica)
Yoshihiro Sekiya (Graphinica)

Production Administration: Maika Mikami

Production Advancement:
Katsumasa Orimo
Kota Shimokouchi

Production Affairs:
Chiharu Okada
Chihiro Okamoto
Kaito Taniwaki
Manami Naya
Mayumi Oshita
Yukako Isshiki

Production Affairs Supervisor: Akiko Ito

Production Desk: Hiroyuki Kanie

Production Supervision: Akira Shimizu

Prop Design: Tomomi Kawatsuma

Recording:
Sae Miyoshi
Saki Ishii

Recording Adjustment: Shu Gong Lin

Setting Production: Hiroyuki Kanie

Sound Effects: Akiko Mutō

Sound Production Manager: Yūsuke Watanabe

Special Effects: Saya Uchiumi (Graphinica)

Supervision: Daisuke Ike

System Management: Taiichi Kurasawa

Ami Koshimizu as Meisa Akashi

Ayu Matsuura as Fūka Aoshima

Lynn as Prana Tōsei

Moeka Kishimoto as Shino Sakura

Nao Tōyama as Kurumi Saimei

Yūko Natsuyoshi as Asebi Mikohama

Kōtarō Nishiyama as Yoshitaka Ōishi

Mika Doi as Kirin Aoshima

Rie Tanaka as Nadeshiko Sakura

Japanese companies

2D Design: Graphinica

2nd Key Animation:
Rising Force
ufotable

3DCGI: 5 Inc.

Animation Production: CloverWorks

Background Art: Studio Cocolo

In-Between Animation:
CloverWorks Overseas Animation/Paint Room
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LIDEN FILMS Osaka Studio
M.S.J Musashino Production
Rising Force
Snow Light Staff
Studio Gimlet
Studio Palette

Monitor Works: Graphinica

Music Production: IMAGINE

Offline Editing: Studio 2001

Online Editing: Q-Tec

Original Creator:
Delight Works
Sega

Paint:
CloverWorks
CloverWorks Overseas Animation/Paint Room

Photography: Graphinica

Recording Studio: Aoi Studio

Script Development: Graphinica VFX Room Art Development Café

Sound Production: HALF H·P STUDIO

special effects: Graphinica

Tool Development: Graphinica VFX Room Art Development Café

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