Top Secret ~The Revelation~ (TV)
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Director: Hiroshi Aoyama Series Composition: Satoshi Suzuki Screenplay: Music: Yoshihisa Hirano Original creator: Reiko Shimizu Character Design: Kyuma Oshita Art director: Tomoyuki Shimizu Art design: Shinji Sugiyama (Studio Wyeth) Sound director: Yasunori Honda Producer: Animation producer: Satoshi Yoshimoto Color design: Eiko Sekine Design Work: Shoichi Masuo (MRI Design) Editing: Toshihiko Kojima General Animation Director: Kyuma Oshita Music producer: Kazunari Sengoku Planning: Sound Effects: Takuya Hasegawa | 2nd Key Animation: Animation Cooperation: Animation Production: Madhouse Studios Background Art: Broadcaster: CG Production: Office Pri-on Editing: Okayasu Promotions In-Between Animation: Enzo Animation Key Animation: Music Collaboration: Photography: Decoloco Production: Recording Studio: Tavac Studio Sound Effects: SOUNDBOX | |||||||
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