Kagihime Monogatari - Eikyuu Alice Rondo (TV)
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Director: Nagisa Miyazaki Series Composition: Mamiko Ikeda Scenario: Mamiko Ikeda Storyboard: Haruka Ninomiya Episode Director: Yoshinobu Tokumoto Music: Hikaru Nanase Original creator: Kaishaku Art director: Shigeru Morimoto Animation director: Director of Photography: Atsuho Matsumoto Producer: Color setting: Yoshimi Kawakami Editing: Jun Takuma Key Animation: Eri Yuzuki (ep 7) Publicity: Sound director: Yasunori Ebina Theme Song Arrangement: Myu (OP/ED) Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: | Ai Shimizu as Arisu Arisugawa Mari Kanou as Kiraha Kirihara Toshiyuki Toyonaga as Aruto Kirihara Masumi Asano as Riddell Mika Kanai as Alice Twins Miyu Matsuki as Kisa Misaki Shiho Kawaragi as Kirika Kagarigi Takehito Koyasu as Alternate L. Takion Tomoko Kaneda as Alice Twins Akeno Watanabe as Asuka Suwa (Ep. 8-10) Asami Sanada as Moyu Moegihara (Ep. 13) Atsuko Enomoto as Mika Ogami (Ep. 8, 13) Chiaki Takahashi as Delira (Ep. 5) Eri Nakao as Chisa Koutouchi (Ep. 5) Kahoru Sasajima as Jack Jacqueline (Ep. 7, 13) Mamiko Noto as Manabi Mizuno as Shimako Yagishima (Ep. 13) Miyuki Sawashiro as Lorina Lilina (Ep 9, 13) Nana Mizuki as Akane Akatsuki (ep 4) Ryou Hirohashi as Nami Narumi (Ep. 2) Tomokazu Seki as Tsukaima (Eps 2,4,6,13) | |||||||
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ROXANNE MANATO as Kiraha Kirihara Jenny Bituin as Kisa Misaki Jenny Bituin as Lorina Lilina (adult) ROXANNE MANATO as Lorina Lilina (child) | ||||||||
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