Mahō Sensei Negima! ~Shiroki Tsubasa Ala Alba~ (OAV)
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Mahō Sensei Negima! ~Mō Hitotsu no Sekai~ (OAV) (sequel)
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Chief Director: Akiyuki Shinbo Director: Music: Hajime Kikuchi Original creator: Ken Akamatsu Character Design: Noboru Jitsuhara Art director: Chief Animation Director: Noboru Jitsuhara Sound director: Yota Tsuruoka Director of Photography: Shinichiro Eto Executive producer: Producer: Animation producer: Mitsutoshi Kubota Color Supervisor: Hitoshi Hibino Editing: Kazuhiko Seki Planning: Story Composition: Ken Akamatsu Visual Effect: Motoki Sakai | Akemi Kanda as Asuna Kagurazaka Rina Satou as Negi Springfield Ai Bandou as Misora Kasuga Ai Nonaka as Konoka Konoe Akane Omae as Sakurako Shiina Akeno Watanabe as Chachamaru Karakuri Ayana Sasagawa as Kazumi Asakura Azumi Asakura as Akira Ōkouchi Chiwa Saito as Anya Daisuke Ono as Ku:nel Sanders Hazuki Tanaka as Ku Fei Junko Minagawa as Ayaka Yukihiro Kimiko Koyama as Fūka Narutaki Kotomi Yamakawa as Ako Izumi Madoka Kimura as Yūna Akashi Mahito Tsujimura as Konoemon Konoe Mai Aizawa as Natsumi Murakami Mai Kadowaki as Satomi Hakase Mami Deguchi as Madoka Kugimiya Mamiko Noto as Nodoka Miyazaki Mari Kanou as Fumika Narutaki Marina Inoue as Kotarō Inugami Megumi Takamoto as Chao Rinshen Miho Sakuma as Mana Tatsumiya Misa Kobayashi as Chizuru Naba Naomi Inoue as Satsuki Yotsuba Natsuko Kuwatani as Yue Ayase Ryoko Shiraishi as Kaede Nagase Sawa Ishige as Haruna Saotome Shizuka Itou as Misa Kakizaki Yu Kobayashi as Setsuna Sakurazaki Yui Horie as Makie Sasaki Yuka Inokuchi as Zazie Rainyday Yuki Matsuoka as Evangeline A. K. McDowell Yumi Shimura as Chisame Hasegawa Yuri Shiratori as Sayo Aisaka Mitsuaki Kanuka as Man A (ep 1) | |||||||
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