Vampire Knight Guilty (TV)
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Director: Kiyoko Sayama Series Composition: Mari Okada Storyboard: Nobuhiro Kondo (ep 8) Episode Director: Matsuo Asami (ep 8) Music: Takefumi Haketa Original creator: Matsuri Hino Character Design: Asako Nishida Art director: Kazuhiro Itou Animation director: Kouji Aono (ep 8) Sound director: Hozumi Gôda Director of Photography: Seiichi Morishita 2nd Key Animation: Background Art: Key Animation: Photography: Theme Song Arrangement: Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Kanon Wakeshima (ED) Theme Song Performance: Video Editing: Yoshiyuki Tokuyoshi | Daisuke Kishio as Kaname Clan Mamoru Miyano as Zero Kiryū Yui Horie as Yūki Cross Eri Kitamura as Rima Tōya Fumiko Orikasa as Shizuka Hiou Hirofumi Nojima as Haruka Clan Hiroki Yasumoto as Tooga Yagari Hozumi Gôda as Kaien Cross Jun Fukuyama as Hanabusa Aidou Junichi Suwabe as Akatsuki Kain Junko Minagawa as Luca Sōen Mamoru Miyano as Ichiru Kiryū Mariko Kouda as Juri Clan Souichiro Hoshi as Senri Shiki Susumu Chiba as Takuma Ichijou Tarusuke Shingaki as Rido Clan Aki Kanada as Atsushi Kousaka as Daisuke Sasaki as Security Man (ep 12) Eri Kitamura as Kaname (child) Eri Nogami as Female student (ep 5, 10) Go Inoue as Security Man (ep 12) Hiroko Kasahara as Senri's mother Jin Nishimura as Aidou's father Keiko Utsumi as Evening Party Guest (ep 2) Kokoro Kikuchi as Childhood Aidou (ep 3) Kouji Ishii as Asatoo Ichijou Mai Nakahara as Maria Kurenai Masami Kikuchi as President of the Hunters' Association Mayumi Asano as Kiryū's Mother (ep 11) Mika Sakenobe as Female Dorm Supervisor (ep 3) Miki Suga as Rie Nakagawa as Teacher (ep 5) Risa Mizuno as Satoshi Tsuruoka as Hunter's Association Man (ep 4, 10) Shinobu Matsumoto as Butler (ep 3) Shukuko Tsugawa as Rido's Servant (ep 10) Suzune Okabe as Taka Fujimori as Nadeshiko Shindou Takahiro Matsukawa as Class president Tetsu Inada as Senri's Uncle Yoshiko Iseki as Female Executive (ep 4) Yuuko Nishihara as Female student (ep 5, 7, 10) | |||||||
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