Triangle Heart ~Sweet Songs Forever~ (OAV)
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Alternative title:
とらいあんぐるハート ～Sweet Songs Forever～ (Japanese)
Themes:
Girls With Guns
Plot Summary:
Fiasse is a world-renowned singer. She is now the headmistress of a special Singing School who does a Charity World Tour every year. Her mother left behind a inheritance for her after she died and some shady people are after Fiasse and the inheritance. Bring in Ellis, and two siblings who are master of the swords to protect Fiasse. The World Tour is coming up and Fiasse will continue the show. Ellis, Kyoya, Miyuki and company must protect their childhood friend at all costs.
User Ratings:
205 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
half hour per episode
Number of episodes:
4
Vintage:
2003-07-24 to 2003-12-26
Releases: We have 4
Opening Theme:
"Trust You're Truth ~Ashita wa Mamoru no Yakusoku~ (The Promise to Protect Tomorrow)" by KOTOKO (eps 2-3)
Ending Theme:
#1: "inside of a wilderness" by KOTOKO (eps 1-3)
#2: "Sweet Songs ever with you" by KOTOKO (ep 4)
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Comment:
Based on a computer game.
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Director: Akiyuki Shinbo Screenplay: Masaki Tsuzuki Episode Director: Keizou Kusakawa Music: Hiroaki Sano Original creator: Masaki Tsuzuki Character Design: Satoshi Ishino Animation Supervisor: Satoshi Ishino Theme Song Performance: KOTOKO (OP & ED) | Chiemi Ishimatsu as Ellis McGaren Hikaru Midorikawa as Kyoya Takamachi Minami Nagasaki as Fiasse Christella Satomi Kodama as Takamachi Miyuki Aki Fujisawa as Momoko Takamachi (ep 1,3,4) Eri Saito as Tiore Christella (ep 2,4) Kanon Torii as Akira Joushima (ep 1,3,4) Kazuhiro Nakata as The Fan Kazuya Ichijou as Shirou Takamachi (ep 4) Susumu Akagi as Thomas Takeshi Maekawa (Seiyuu) as Dennis Tomoyuki Shimura as Jeffrey Ray (ep 1,4) Yuna Iwaki as Feng Lianfei Daiki Nakano as Erena Kaibara as Noelle K. Ehrlichkeit (ep 3,4) Haruka Nagami as Irene Noa Hiromi Sugino as Mafia (ep 4) Kenji Nomura as Juuzou Makishima (ep 4) Mari Tomokawa as Yunfa Minami Hokuto as Nanoha Takamachi Mitsuaki Hoshi as Mitsuki Saiga as Mikami Misato Natsumi Otono as Noboru Wada as Group member (ep 4 ) Noriko Rikimaru as Sawaguchi (ep 3,4) Shoko Tsuda as Iria Raison Tomokazu Seki as Griff Yuki Iwata as Tsukimura Shinobu Yura Hinata as Kanzaki Nami Yuuki Ootsuka as | |||||||
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