Kyōran Kazoku Nikki (TV)
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Director: Yasuhiro Kuroda Series Composition: Mamiko Ikeda Music: Tomoki Kikuya Original creator: Akira Original Character Design: x6suke Character Design: Makoto Koga Sound director: Jin Aketagawa Director of Photography: Tohru Sugawara (Studio Cosmos) Color design: Chikako Kamada Editing: Mutsumi Takemiya Music producer: Yoshiyuki Ito Sound Effects: Takuya Hasegawa (Sound Box) Theme Song Performance: | Ayumi Fujimura as Kyōka Midarezaki Takayuki Kondou as Ōka Midarezaki Haruka Tomatsu as Senko Himemiya/Chika Midarezaki Hiroki Yasumoto as Teika Midarezaki Kana Hanazawa as Yūka Midarezaki Rina Satou as Gekka Midarezaki Ryou Hirohashi as Hyōka Midarezaki Yoshinori Fujita as Ginka Midarezaki Ai Shimizu as Tsubaki Ryuukotsuji (ep 7) Akemi Kanda as Black Santa/Santa Girl (ep 21) Ayako Kawasumi as Dr. Hell Chiemi Chiba as DojiDevil (ep 19) Eri Kitamura as Akeru Nishikura/Pierre Hideki Nakanishi as Hideo Ishikawa as Hiroshi Iida as Junko Minagawa as Shuu Ryuukotsuji (ep 7) Kan Tanaka as Inuhiko Saruwatari Kenta Miyake as Do Gon (pirate captain) (ep 10) Mai Nakahara as Chieri Sakurai Marina Inoue as Minako Kotobuki as Hijiri Yamaguchi Momoko Saito as Odessa A. Griffin Nana Mizuki as OASIS (ep 22) Nao Takamori as Harukaze Ryuukotsuji (ep 7) Noriko Shitaya as Milcatopy Ogino Seirou as Neighbourhood Association Chief (ep 7) Rie Kugimiya as Mujyakey Serpent (ep 10) Rika Morinaga as Sanban Shinigami Ryoko Ono as Ryū Yamaguchi as Voice 1 (ep 5) Satoshi Hino as Rindou Katsura Sayuri Yahagi as Kyupi Do (ep 24-25) Shinji Kawada as Dr. Gebok Shouto Kashii as Doinki (ep 4) Takashi Oohara as Tarô Yamaguchi as Father (Ryuukotsuji, ep 7) Tetsuharu Ohta as Tomokazu Seki as Gōyokuō (ep 23) Tomomichi Nishimura as Growald Serpent (ep 10) Yasuhiro Mamiya as Subordinate A (ep 10) Yoko Nishino as Kiriko Takanashi (ep 11) Yuki Kaida as Drinda Yukihiro Misono as Yuko Goto as Raichō Hiratsuka/Niban Shinigami | |||||||
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