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Chief Director: Yasuchika Nagaoka Director: Eiichi Sato Series Composition: Yasuchika Nagaoka Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: II Mix Delta Character Design: Sushio Art director: Seo Gu Lee Animation director: Mechanical design: Shoji Kawamori Sound director: Jin Aketagawa Director of Photography: Takeshi Katsurayama Assistant director: Hiroyuki Kanbe CGI Animation Director: Eiji Inomoto Color design: Kumiko Nakayama Design Work: Yasuhiro Moriki Key Animation: Ryousuke Sawa (Ep. 25) Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: | Aya Endo as Noa Rukina Daisuke Ono as Syuu Aiba Akeno Watanabe as Iera Hamon Katsuyuki Konishi as Masaki Kenji Nomura as Roki Demon Marina Inoue as Tohn Kirii Nana Mizuki as Yuno Rukina Ryoka Yuzuki as Rei Saori Yumiba as Kyouka Iburi Satomi Akesaka as Varda Shinji Kawada as Aguri Io Yuka Iguchi as Vaire Yuko Kaida as Itsuki Sasara Yuuichi Nakamura as Syuu Nanao Akiko as Kazuki (eps 9,10) Eiji Miyashita as Nasser (ep 6) Haruka Tomatsu as Mayura (eps 1,12) Kazuya Nakai as Garnagal Mai Kadowaki as Lyla (ep 6) Mikako Takahashi as Miki (eps 9,10) Natsuki Mori as Lalah (ep 6) Reiko Sasakawa as Sharon (ep 6) Satoshi Hino as Tanaka Shintaro Asanuma as Ueno (eps 9,10) Susumu Akagi as Haji (ep 6) Takashi Oohara as Abd (ep 6) Tarô Yamaguchi as Ral (ep 6) Tohru Furusawa as Professor Sasara (ep 16) Tsuguo Mogami as Wataru Hatano as Vice captain (eps 12,25,26) Eiji Miyashita (eps 9,10,22,24) Fumi Oda (ep 11) Gô Shinomiya (ep 3) Junko Kitanishi (eps 13,14,22-26) Misaki Sekiyama (eps 9,10) Nobuhiko Okamoto (ep 16) Susumu Akagi (eps 2-4,9,10-13,18,19,21-26) Takashi Oohara (eps 2-4,9,12-14,16,17-26) Takayuki Kondou (eps 2,4) Tsuguo Mogami (ep2-4,7,9-11,13,18,19,22-24,26) Wataru Hatano (eps 7,13,18) | |||||||
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