CODE-E (TV)
Mission-E (TV) (sequel)
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Director: Toshiyuki Kato Series Composition: Takuya Sato Screenplay: Music: Caoli Cano Original Concept: Ichiro Sakaki Character Design: Tetsuhito Saito Art director: Kazuhiro Itou Chief Animation Director: Tetsuhito Saito Mechanical design: Eiji Suganuma Sound director: Hozumi Gôda Director of Photography: Seiichi Morishita Color design: Takeshi Mochida Editing: Masahiro Matsumura | Mai Hashimoto as Chinami Ebihara Halko Momoi as Keiko Komatsuna Kaori Nazuka as Sonomi Kujo Katsuhito Nomura as Kotaro Kannagi Risa Mizuno as Yuma Saihashi Ai Hayasaka as Akiko Hiramatsu as Mitsuki Ebihara Akiyo Kanada as Fujiwara Atsushi Kousaka as Ayana Sasagawa as Takada Eriko Matsushima as Old Woman A (ep 6) Fumi Orita as Old Woman B (ep 6) Fuzuki-kun as Yone (ep 6) Gen Nakano as Haruka Omura as Matsunaga Hiroki Yasumoto as Group of 4 Managers (ep 7) Hiroshi Kamiya as Adol Brinberg Katsuhiro Oota as Personnel A (eps 4, 6) Kazuki Yao as Tokio Hiiragi Kôzô Shioya as Keisuke Ebihara Masaaki Tsukada as Shibata Megumi Toyoguchi as Mils Brinberg Miki Suga as Akimura Nobuyuki Kobushi as Satoshi Tsuruoka as Shuuji Mogi as Student A (ep 1) Tomoharu Suzuki as Male Pupil (ep 7) Yoshihisa Kawahara as Principal (ep 7) Yu Shimamura as Yuuna Inamura as Girl (eps 5, 6) | |||||||
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