Spiral (TV)
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| Spiral - DVD Box Set (DVD) 2006-10-17 |
| Spiral - DVD Box Set (DVD) 2007-09-18 (from $37.49) |
| Spiral - The Melody of Logic (DVD 1) 2004-11-09 |
| Spiral - The Melody of Logic + Artbox (DVD 1) 2004-11-09 (from $35.99) |
| Spiral - Disarming Fate (DVD 2) 2004-12-28 (from $8.99) |
| Spiral - Shooting Falling Stars (DVD 3) 2005-03-01 (from $24.06) |
| Spiral - Sharpening Wit (DVD 4) 2005-04-26 |
| Spiral - (DVD 5) 2005-06-21 (from $16.99) |
| Spiral - Notes of Truth (DVD 6) 2005-08-16 |
Director: Shingo Kaneko Script: Storyboard: Shingo Kaneko Episode Director: Music: Akira Mitake Character Design: Yumi Nakayama Art director: Yoshinori Hirose Animation director: Sound director: Shoji Hata Director of Photography: Youhei Suzuki Producer: Fukashi AZUMA (TV Tokyo) Animation producer: Background Art: Editing: Kazuhiko Seki Ending Animation: In-Between Animation: In-Between Check: Key Animation: Music Director: Fumiko Harada Opening Animation: Original Creator Art: Eita Mizuno Original Creator Novel: Kyou Shirodaira Photography: Planning Collaboration: Hiroshi Koizumi Production Advancement: Tatsuya Hiramatsu Production producer: Publicity: Shouko Morimura Recording Assistant: Fumiaki Tanaka Series Story Editor: Natsuko Takahashi Sound Effects: Hidemi Tanaka Theme Song Arrangement: Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: | Kenichi Suzumura as Ayumu Narumi Masumi Asano as Hiyono Yuizaki Akira Ishida as Eyes Rutherford Hitomi Kato as Ryouko Takamachi Kazuhiko Inoue as Kiyotaka Narumi Kenji Nojima as Kanone Hilbert Kotono Mitsuishi as Madoka Narumi Takeshi Kusao as Kousuke Asazuki Yui Horie as Rio Takeuchi Anri Katsu as Student B Ayako Ogawa as Bin Shimada as Suemaru Wataya Chiro Kanzaki as Female Staff A Hajime Kubota as Hirofumi Nojima as Imasato Hiroyasu Danno as Ichirô Nagai as Raizo Shiranagatani Ikuko Kida as Female Staff D Isshin Chiba as Hunter Kanako Okada as Suzuki Kazuho Oda as Kazumi Yokota as Kazunori Sekine as Store Employee Kousuke Takaguchi as Kousuke Toriumi as Hunter Kouyajin Oohashi as Kyoko Hikami as Reiko Hatsuyama Madoka Akita as Female Manager Mai Nakahara as Sayoko Shiranagatani Masashi Yabe as Turtle Person Masaya Onosaka as Takashi Sonobe Megumi Kojima as Female High School Student A Miho Yamada as Takako Adachi Mika Outake as Kei Shiranagatani Mitsuaki Aruya as Newscaster 3 Myu as Rie Irie as Child Rika Higashino as Ryuji Mizuno as Keishisei Kanzaka Tomomi Nakamura as Schoolgirl A Yumi Nakamura as Schoolgirl Yumiko Nakajima as Yutaka Ozawa as Baseball Member Yuuki Tai as Male Student | |||||||
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ADR Director: Christopher Bevins Script: Translation: Clyde Mandelin Executive producer: Producer: ADR Engineer: Adrian Cook Assistant Talent Coordinator: Scott Garner Audio Mixing Engineer: DVD Editing: Jeremy Jimenez DVD Menu Audio: DVD Menu Design: Ben Hancock DVD Producer: Carly Hunter Line Producer: Justin Cook Mix Engineer: Nathanael Harrison Paint/Animation: Production Assistant: Production Coordination: Neil Weathersbee Script Adaptation: Eric Vale Script Supervisor: Jeremy Carlile Talent Coordinator: Tara Williams Video Editing: | Caitlin Glass as Hiyono Yuizaki Daniel Katsük as Ayumu Narumi Christopher Bevins as Kanone Hilbert Christopher R. Sabat as Kiyotaka Narumi Greg Ayres as Kousuke Asazuki Gwendolyn Lau as Madoka Narumi John Burgmeier as Eyes Rutherford Laura Bailey as Ryoko Takamachi Monica Rial as Rio Takeuchi Brice Armstrong as Raizou Shiranagatani Clarine Harp as Takako Adachi Colleen Clinkenbeard as Suzuki Cynthia Cranz as Reiko Hatsuyama Elise Baughman as Sayoko Shiranagatani Jerry Zumwalt as Teacher (Ep. 21) Kristin McCollum as Kei Shiranagatani R Bruce Elliott as Robert McCollum as Suemaru Wataya Sean Schemmel as Takashi Sonobe Sean Teague as Lucky Sonny Strait as Mr. Imazato Vic Mignogna as Hunter | |||||||
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