Glass Maiden (TV)
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Director: Mitsuko Kase Music: Ryo Sakai Character Design: Hisashi Kagawa Art director: Yong Il Park Chief Animation Director: Hisashi Kagawa Mechanical design: Tomohiro Kawahara Sound director: Toshiki Kameyama Director of Photography: Producer: Color design: Osamu Mikasa Mechanical animation director: Tomohiro Kawahara Planning: | Shinichiro Miki as Shū Eiji Maruyama as Sensei Hiroki Takahashi as JJ Mikako Takahashi as Ayaka Miki Itou as Monica Miyuki Sawashiro as Kirie Naomi Kusumi as Lawrence Norihiro Inoue as Kitō Saeko Chiba as Sofia Satomi Arai as Manami Seiji Rokkaku as Porilin Takashi Matsuyama as Yobu Yu Kobayashi as Sara Yuji Ueda as Akira Kazuya Tatekabe as Homeless Ooki Sugiyama as Judgment member (ep 1) Ryou Sugisaki as Judgment member (ep 1) Saori Seto as Girl (ep 1) Seisou Aizawa as Brandon Teruyuki Tanzawa as Detective (ep 1) | |||||||
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