Mamoru-kun ni Megami no Shukufuku wo! (TV)
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Director: Itsuro Kawasaki Series Composition: Mari Okada Music: Noriyasu Agematsu Original creator: Hiroki Iwata Original Character Design: Toshiyuki Sato Character Design: Yuka Takashina Art director: Mitsuo Miyamoto Mechanical design: Shinobu Tsuneki Sound director: Yoshikazu Iwanami Director of Photography: Yasuhisa Kondo Colour Design: Yoshitaka Kato Editing: Daisuke Hiraki Theme Song Arrangement: Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Bee' (OP/ED) Theme Song Performance: Visual Director: Yasunari Nitta | Akiko Kimura as Mamoru Yoshimura Mikako Takahashi as Ayako Takasu Asami Sanada as Emelenzia Beatrix Rudiger Daisuke Ono as Maya Sudo Mamiko Noto as Shione Sudo Saeko Chiba as Mitsuki Fujita Ai Shimizu as Itsumi Yoshimura Fuyuka Oura as Yoko Kirishima Hiroki Yasumoto as Man (ep 1) Hitomi Nabatame as Maria Kimiko Koyama as Yuka Maruyama Mami Kosuge as PC Voice (ep 1) Misa Kobayashi as Shizue Yoshimura Norio Wakamoto as Naoyuki Takasu Shinnosuke Tachibana as Takayuki Watanabe Shintarou Oohata as Kosuke Yagi Taiten Kusunoki as Soshi Kikukawa Takehito Koyasu as Johan Dieter Rudiger Taku Kimura as Tsuneo Abiko Yuka Inokuchi as Anna Hase Yuuichi Ishigami as Criminal (ep 2) | |||||||
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