Sky Girls (TV)
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Director: Yoshiaki Iwasaki Series Composition: Takao Yoshioka Music: Shinkichi Mitsumune Original Concept: Shougo Kumasaka Original Character Design: Character Design: Art director: Akira Suzuki Mechanical design: Mika Akitaka Director of Photography: Kazuya Iwai Color design: Miyuki Ishida Editing: Shigeru Nishiyama Monster Design: Junya Ishigaki Prop Design: Haruko Iizuka Sound director: Jin Aketagawa Theme Song Arrangement: Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: | Ayako Kawasumi as Otoha Sakurano Ayumi Tsuji as Elise von Dietrich Saori Goto as Karen Sonomiya Shizuka Itou as Eika Ichijo Azusa Kataoka as Aisha Junji Majima as Rei Hizuki Keiji Fujiwara as Souya Togo Kishô Taniyama as Ryohei Tachibana Ryoko Shiraishi as Takumi Hayami Yui Horie as Nanae Fujieda Akiko Kimura as Suou Kiriko Atsushi Ono as Akitaka Shima Fumie Mizusawa as Julia Kudou Fuyuka Oura as Shizuko Ichijo (ep 15) Haruka Tomatsu as Yayoi Makihara Hitomi Nabatame as Dr. Aki Yuko Junichi Suwabe as Zin Hizaki Kan Tanaka as Oto Seibi Kumiko Higa as Ranko Mikogami Miyuki Sawashiro as Yuki Sakurano Momoko Ishikawa as Haruko Mikogami Nobuhiko Okamoto as Hiroharu Kurosawa (ep 16) Ryoko Ono as Shinji Ogawa as Kadowaki Soichiro Taketora as Gen-san Tohru Furusawa as Eigi Ichijo (eps 15, 24-25) Toru Ohkawa as Tenzen Sakurano (eps 1, 5, 26) Yasuhiro Mamiya as Krishnam (ep 23) Yuko Kato as Kae Sakurano (eps 1, 26) Yuuichi Nakamura as Homare Moriyama | |||||||
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