Zombie-Loan (TV)
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Director: Akira Nishimori Series Composition: Atsuhiro Tomioka Script: Yuka Yamada Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Hiroyuki Sawano Original creator: Peach-Pit Character Design: Chiharu Sato Art director: Norifumi Nakamura Animation director: Sound director: Yoshikazu Iwanami Director of Photography: Youichi Oogami Background Art: In-Between Animation: Mariko Horie Key Animation: Photography: Sound Adjustment: Takayuki Yamaguchi Special Effects: Yutaka Chiba Theme Song Arrangement: Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Yusuke Chiba (OP) | Houko Kuwashima as Michiru Kita Kenichi Suzumura as Chika Akatsuki Takahiro Sakurai as Shito Tachibana Chihiro Suzuki as Chitose Chiwa Saito as Yuuta Daisuke Ono as Shuuji Tsugumi Junichi Suwabe as Reiichirou Shiba Kana Ueda as Koyomi Yoimachi Kentarou Itou as Soutetsu Asou Kyousei Tsukui as Hakka Megumi Kojima as Toko Touma Motoki Takagi as Inubashiri Saori Goto as Shimotsuki Kuse Takanori Hoshino as Otsu Sawatari Tetsuya Kakihara as Lyca Toshiyuki Morikawa as Bekkou Ayako Kawasumi as Koume (ep 10) Junji Majima as Yoshizumi Mai Kadowaki as Momoka Akatsuki Nobutoshi Canna as Akatsuki Yuuri Satsuki Yukino as Karumera (ep 8) Yasunori Masutani as Toho Yuka Iguchi as Golem Girl | |||||||
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| (none) | Marie Diot as Michiru Kita Nicolas Beaucaire as Shito Tachibana Vincent De Bouard as Chika Akatsuki Alexandre Coadour as Bekko Bruno Meyere as Shiba Reiichiro Catherine Desplaces as Carmela Chantal Macé as Yomi/Koyomi Damien Da Silva as Toho Frédéric Souterelle as Sotetsu Asô Grégory Laisné as Inubashiri Jessica Barrier as Yuuta Laura Zichy as Obaasan Magali Rosenzweig as Maïa Michaud as Yumi | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: All Toons | |||||||
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| (none) | Julia Stoepel as Michiru Kita Peter Lontzek as Shito Tachibana Till Völger as Chika Akatsuki Andreas Müller as Bekkou Jaron Löwenberg as Reiichirou Shiba Rainer Doering as Otsu Sawatari Rubina Kuraoka as Koyomi Yoimachi Silvia Missbach as Yuuta Bernhard Völger as Cho Julia Kaufmann as Yumi Sabine Mazay as Reporterin | |||||||
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Translation: Niels Viveen | (none) | |||||||
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