Step Up Love Story (OAV)
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| Step Up Love Story - Complete (DVD 1-2) 2008-12-30 (from $11.99) |
| Step Up Love Story (Sub.DVD) 2007-11-27 (from $14.96) |
| Step Up Love Story - To Have and To Hold (Sub.DVD 2) 2008-01-29 (from $12.99) |
Director: Script: Chiaki J. Konaka Music: Jun Watanabe Original Manga: Aki Katsu Art director: Yooichi Nangoo Director of Photography: Yasushi Yamakoshi Color design: Kazuko Nabeshima Design: Yasuyuki Noda Editing: Toshihiko Kojima Special Effects: Rumiko Nagai | Animation Production: Chaos Project Digital Paint: DVD Distribution: Geneon Entertainment, Inc. Editing: Okayasu Promotions In-Between Animation: Music Cooperation: Konami Music Entertainment Photography: T Nishimura Production: Hakusensha Recording Studio: AMG Studio Sound Production: Half H.P Studio | |||||||
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Translation: Takeshi Kino | Broadcaster: Too Much For TV Distributor: AnimeWorks Licensed by: Media Blasters | |||||||
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Translation: Niels Viveen Script Check: Kaj Schulten | (none) | |||||||
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