Ginyuu Mokushiroku Meine Liebe wieder (TV)
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Director: Series Composition: Akemi Omode Dubbing Director: Yuji Mitsuya Script: Akemi Omode Music: Yutaka Minobe Original Character Design: Kaori Yuki Character Design: Art director: Yoshimi Umino Director of Photography: Ayumi Kamo Color design: Makiko Kojima Conceptual Design: Yuichi Mari Theme Song Performance: Alice Nine | Akira Ishida as Naoji Souichiro Hoshi as Camus Takahiro Sakurai as Orpherus Tomokazu Seki as Eduard Toshihiko Seki as Ludwig Akira Nakagawa as Ayumi Yuusa as Female Student (ep 6, 10) Chieko Higuchi as Erika Chisa Tadokoro as Female Student (ep 9) Harî Kaneko as Duke (ep 1) Iori Hayashi as Henchman (ep 8, 9) Juurouta Kosugi as King Kenjiro Tsuda as Elmunt Kentarou Itou as Daniel Kouji Hiwatari as Viscount Braunschweig Maki Saitou as Nina (ep 7) Mariko Nagahama as Masami Iwasaki as Duke Holst (ep 9-13) Masaru Hotta as Henchman (ep 9) Masaya Matsukaze as Nicholas Michi Yamazaki as Female Student (ep 9) Mika Sakenobe as Nao Yokoyama as Female Student (ep 9) Shun Takagi as Henchman (ep 8, 9) Taiten Kusunoki as Headmaster (Bartomalaus) Takahiro Hirano as Beruze Takashi Matsuyama as Eilos Takehiro Hasu as Foster (ep 1) Takehito Koyasu as Sir Isaac Takeshi Maeda as Gerald Toru Ohkawa as Director Werner Yuichi Tsuchiya as Leohart (ep 1, 6, 7) Yuki Nakao as Naoji's mother Yumiko Atashika as Female Student (ep 9) | |||||||
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