Zettai Shonen (TV)
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Director: Tomomi Mochizuki Series Composition: Kazunori Ito Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Hikaru Nanase Original Character Design: Sunaho Tobe Character Design: Masayuki Sekine Art director: Katsufumi Hariu Animation director: Art design: Hiroshi Ohno Sound director: Hozumi Gôda Director of Photography: Katsuyoshi Kishi Producer: Animation Check: Assistant producer: Background: Background Art: Ichirou Tatsuta Chief Sound Producer: Kimiko Hayashi Color design: Color setting: Ayako Usui Editing: Shigeru Nishiyama Ending Animation: Ryuichi Kimura Finish Check: Hiromi Anzai Illustration: Masako Goto (ep previews) Key Animation: Line Producer: Shinichi Katano Opening Animation: Masaya Fujimori Photography: Planning: Taro Maki Production producer: Yasuo Hasegawa Production Runner: Keiko Tomii (ep 10 - Studio Kuma) Recording: Sound Effects: Junichi Sasaki Theme Song Arrangement: Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: | Akiko Kobayashi as Kisa Tanigawa (ep 13 on) Chiwa Saito as Miku Miyama Kanako Mitsuhashi as Miki Miyama Tomoko Sadohara as Rieko Yamato (ep 13 on) Toshiyuki Toyonaga as Ayumu Aizawa Ai Shimizu as Shione Umino Hozumi Gôda as Jirou Hatori (ep 13 on) Junko Takeuchi as Wakkun Katsuhisa Houki as Heigorou Suzuki Kenji Hamada as Akiyuki Kishiro Misa Watanabe as Hana Tokimiya Miwa Matsumoto as Akira Sukawara Risa Mizuno as Asako Toudou Takahiro Sakurai as Shigeki Kobayakawa (ep 13 on) Yasuo Saitou as Ryousuke Sakakura Yasuyuki Kase as Takuma Kaburaki Yuki Kaida as Masaki Makabe (ep 13 on) Kaori Yamagata as Junko Aizawa (Ayumu's mother) Keiichi Sonobe as Sakakura's Father (ep 2) Masami Suzuki as Mika Miyama (ep 10-12 15, 17) Noriko Namiki as Young Ayumu (ep 2) Tadahisa Saizen as Shirou Doumaru (Director / cameraman) | |||||||
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Charmaine Cordoviz as Kisa Tanigawa (ep 13 on) Jenny Bituin as Louie Paraboles as Ayumu Aizawa Charmaine Cordoviz as Ely Martin as Louie Paraboles as Shigeki Kobayakawa (ep 13 on) Mark Aspiras as Ryousuke Sakakura Rachel Cordoviz as Akira Sukawara Ahlee Reyes as Charmaine Cordoviz as Rieko's classmate James Cueco as Shuko Mark Aspiras as Miku & Miki's Father | ||||||||
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