Zettai Karen Children (TV)
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Director: Keiichiro Kawaguchi Series Composition: Satoru Nishizono Music: Kotaro Nakagawa Original creator: Takashi Shiina Character Design: Takahiro Kagami Sound director: Yuuki Matsuoka Editing: Keiko Onodera Theme Song Performance: | Aya Hirano as Kaoru Akashi Haruka Tomatsu as Shiho Sannomiya Ryoko Shiraishi as Aoi Nogami Yuuichi Nakamura as Kōichi Minamoto Ai Shimizu as Hatsune Ayumi Fujimura as Naomi Umegae Daisuke Gouri as Mag・Ataji (episode 27) Eri Nakao as Natsuko Tokiwa Hiromi Tsuru as Akie Akashi Hiroshi Yanaka as Ichirō Tanizaki Junko Minagawa as Tim (ep 42) Juurouta Kosugi as Taizō Kiritsubo Kaori Fukuhara as Chisato Hanai Kaori Nazuka as Carrie (Ep. 43) Kenta Miyake as Muscle Ōkama Kikuko Inoue as Ruriko Shinju (Ep. 36) Kishô Taniyama as Shūji Sakaki Koji Yusa as Kyōsuke Hyōfu Mariko Kouda as Yoshimi Akashi (Kaoru's sister) Masumi Asano as Oboro Kashiwagi Rica Fukami as Kiriko Suma Rie Kugimiya as Rina Satou as Hotaru Nowaki Saeko Chiba as Mary Ford Saki Nakajima as Keiko Kojika (Ep. 35+) Takayuki Sugo as J.D. Grisham Wataru Hatano as Ken Mcguire Yukana as Fujiko Tsubomi | |||||||
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2009-09-25
This week, the dried-
It's an all-
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Ah, Darkside Blues…that 80 minute refugee from the good old days of violent, post-
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It's a beauty to look at, but a pain to follow. But we continue following anyway, because the path of destiny still holds many more surprises.
This subdued tale is slow to reveal its secrets, hiding behind strange names and mysterious characters, but it drops just enough hints to keep everyone curious.