Zero no Tsukaima: Futatsuki no Kishi (TV 2)
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Zero no Tsukaima: Princess no Rondo (TV 3) (sequel)
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Director: Yuu Kou Series Composition: Yuji Kawahara Music: Shinkichi Mitsumune Original creator: Noboru Yamaguchi Original Character Design: Eiji Usatsuka Character Design: Masahiro Fujii Art director: Yoshinori Hirose Chief Animation Director: Masahiro Fujii Sound director: Tsuyoshi Takahashi Director of Photography: Shingo Fukuyo Colour Design: Kyousuke Ishikawa Editing: Masahiro Goto Theme Song Performance: | Rie Kugimiya as Louise Françoise Le Blanc de La Vallière Satoshi Hino as Saito Hiraga Ayako Kawasumi as Henrietta de Tristain Chiemi Ishimatsu as Michelle Daisuke Hirakawa as Giulio Cesare Kikuko Inoue as Eleanor Kotomi Yamakawa as Cattleya Masako Katsuki as Sheffield Michiko Neya as Aniesse Chevalier de Milan Mikako Takahashi as Montmorency Nanako Inoue as Kirche Takahiro Sakurai as Guiche Takuma Suzuki as Colbert Tetsuo Goto as Derfringher Yui Horie as Siesta Yuka Inokuchi as Tabitha Akari Higuchi as Jiro Saito as Ken Uo as Kumiko Suzuki as Mamiko Noto as Fairy (ep 12) Masahiro Yamanaka as Mugihito as Lishman (ep 6) Nanako Inoue as Fairy Inn Employee (ep 6) Satomi Arai as Motsognir (ep 1,5) Sayaka Kinoshita as Taiten Kusunoki as Mennovil (ep 8-9) Takeshi Aono as Osman Takuma Suzuki as Count Burgundy (ep 4) Tetsuo Goto as Scarron (ep 6) Tora Take as Wataru Hatano as Henry Stanford (ep 10) Yoshiko Takemura as Valliere Duchess (ep 4) Yutaka Nakano as Cardinal Masarini (ep 1,7,12) | |||||||
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