To Aru Majutsu no Index (TV)
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Director: Hiroshi Nishikiori Series Composition: Masanao Akahoshi Script: Screenplay: Masanao Akahoshi Storyboard: Hiroshi Nishikiori Music: Original creator: Kazuma Kamachi Original Character Design: Kiyotaka Haimura Character Design: Yuichi Tanaka Art director: Yoshinori Hirose Animation director: Tetsuya Kawakami Sound director: Yasunori Ebina Key Animation: Keiji Gotoh (ep 8) Prop Design: Satoshi Iwataki Theme Song Arrangement: Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: | Atsushi Abe as Toma Kamijo Rina Satou as Mikoto Misaka Yuka Iguchi as Index Akeno Watanabe as Sherry Cromwell Anri Katsu as Motoharu Tsuchimikado Kana Asumi as Hyouka Kazakiri Kimiko Koyama as Komoe Tsukuyomi Kishô Taniyama as Stiyl Magnus Mamiko Noto as Aisa Himegami Misato Fukuen as Maika Tsuchimikado Nobuhiko Okamoto as Accelerator Nozomi Sasaki as Misaka's Younger Sister Rina Hidaka as Last Order Satomi Arai as Kuroko Shirai Shizuka Itou as Kaori Kanzaki Tomokazu Sugita as Aureolus Izzard Yuka Terasaki as Misha=Kruschschev Yuko Kaida as Aiho Yomikawa Ao Takahashi as Researcher (ep 5) Ayako Kawasumi as Laura Stuart (ep 24) Daisuke Kishio as Mitsuki Unabara (ep 18) Kenji Nomura as Touya Kamijo (ep 15-17) Kikuko Inoue as Shiina Kamijo (ep 17) Kiyoto Kawano as Delinquent (ep 19) Koutarou as Sphinx Mai Fuchigami as Megumi Ikeda as Female student (ep 8,12) Megumi Takamoto as Female student (ep 8) Mitsuru Takakuwa as Head clerk (ep 15) Rinko Hayashi as Landlady (ep 15) Ryuusaku Chidziwa as Doctor (ep 12) Ryuusuke Fujimoto as Shiori Izawa as Kindergartener (ep 15) Shizuka Minamori as Doctor (ep 12) Shizuka Okohira as Dorm Supervisor (ep 11,18) Takuya Ooshio as Anti-Skill (ep 11) Tatsuhisa Suzuki as Ao Amai (ep 19-20) Toshihiko Seki as Aleister Crowley Yoshihisa Kawahara as Yumi Touma as Kikyou Yoshikawa (ep 19-20) Yutaka Nakano as Frog doctor (ep 6,14,15,20) Yuuka Nakatsukasa as | |||||||
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