Meine Liebe (TV)
Ginyuu Mokushiroku Meine Liebe wieder (TV) (sequel)
Meine Liebe: Eien naru Traumerei (manga) (adaptation)
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Director: Series Composition: Akemi Omode Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Yoshihisa Hirano Original Character Design: Kaori Yuki Character Design: Minako Shiba Animation director: Theme Song Performance: can goo (OP/ED) | Akira Ishida as Naoji Souichiro Hoshi as Camus Takahiro Sakurai as Orpherus Tomokazu Seki as Eduard Toshihiko Seki as Ludwig Taiten Kusunoki as Headmaster Takahiro Hirano as Belouze Takehito Koyasu as Sir Isaac Akiko Hiramatsu as Ishtar (Ep. 8) Chieko Higuchi as Erika Harî Kaneko as Prince of Liechtenstein Hiromi Setsu as Hiroshi Tsuchida as Griffith Iori Hayashi as Juurouta Kosugi as king Maki Saitou as Elaine Makoto Tomita as Factory worker Mariko Nagahama as Masami Iwasaki as Fritz Masaru Hotta as Mika Ishibashi as Young Ed Nobutoshi Canna as Josef Torger Sachie Maruyama as Young Orph Satoshi Hino as Anri Seiko Morikawa as Female Pupil Shinobu Matsumoto as Shun Takagi as Wataru Takagi as Douglas (Ep. 9) Yoshikazu Nagano as Halbert Yumi Kakazu as Robertine Yumiko Atashika as | |||||||
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