Ga-Rei -Zero- (TV)
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Director: Ei Aoki Series Composition: Katsuhiko Takayama Storyboard: Keiji Gotoh (ep 4) Episode Director: Keiji Gotoh (ep 4) Music: Noriyasu Agematsu Original creator: Hajime Segawa Character Design: Osamu Horiuchi Art director: Yoshimi Umino Chief Animation Director: Osamu Horiuchi Animation director: Sound director: Yota Tsuruoka Director of Photography: Seiichi Morishita Animation producer: Kiyonori Hiramatsu Color Designation: Naoki Fukutani Editing: Junichi Itou Key Animation: Planning Producer: Atsushi Itou Prop Design: Theme Song Performance: Minori Chihara (ED2) | Kaoru Mizuhara as Yomi Isayama Minori Chihara as Kagura Tsuchimiya Chika Horikawa as Chizuru Yanase Eri Kitamura as Natsuki Kasuga Hirokazu Hiramatsu as Kohara Michael Ken Shiroyama as Norisada Iizuna (Noriyuki's father) Mai Aizawa as Ayame Jinguuji Maki Tsuchiya as Kiri Nikaidou Megumi Matsumoto as Kazuhiro Mitogawa Minoru Shiraishi as Kazuki Sakuraba Mitsuru Miyamoto as Kiriya Konparu Mugihito as Naraku Isayama (Yomi's father) Norio Wakamoto as Nabuu Brothers Nozomi Masu as Miku Manabe Rikiya Koyama as Kudō Kusuno Ryouko Tanaka as Mei Isayama Sayuri Yahagi as Mami Izumi Shinya Takahashi as Noriyuki Iizuna Takkou Ishimori as Yuu Isayama (Mei's father) Tetsu Inada as Kouji Iwahata Tetsuo Komura as Garaku Tsuchimiya (Kagura's father) Tetsuya Kakihara as Masaki Shindō Tomoaki Maeno as Tōru Kanze Emi Shinohara as Misuzu Nakabayashi (ep 6) Minoru Shiraishi as Kensuke Nimura (ep 12) | |||||||
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