Survival 2.7D (OAV)
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Alternative title:
Survival
Genres:
fantasy,
psychological
Plot Summary:
A selfish and unscrupulous kogal re-evaluates her life and her personality takes a turn for the better.
User Ratings:
14 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
5 minutes
Vintage:
1999-05-19
In the news 1 times:
2001-08-24 - Times review of NYC anime exhibition
Comment:
This is a music video for the song Survival by Glay.
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Director: Koji Morimoto Music: Glay Character Design: Koji Morimoto Executive producer: Producer: Eiko Tanaka Animation Check: Mutsuko Kajigaya Animation Supervisor: Koji Morimoto Background Art: C.G.I Director: Akiko Saito Chief animator: Katsumi Matsuda Color Checker: Akiko Hayashi Color design: Terumi Nakauchi Digital Ink & Paint: Key Animation: Mix Engineer: Yoshito Morita Production Design: Koji Morimoto Production manager: Makoto Usugane Sound Effects: Koji Kasamatsu System Engineer: Shinya Shibata | (none) | |||||||
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