RIN ~Daughters of Mnemosyne~ (OAV)
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Director: Shigeru Ueda Screenplay: Hiroshi Ohnogi Music: Takayuki Negishi Original Character Design: Chuuouhigashiguchi Character Design: Mitsuru Ishihara Theme Song Performance: Galneryus | Mamiko Noto as Akira Ishida as Rie Kugimiya as Rie Tanaka as Sayaka Ohara as Dai Matsumoto as Daisuke Hirakawa as Daisuke Matsubara as Emi Nakashima as Emiri Katou as Gô Shinomiya as Hideo Ishikawa as Hiroshi Iida as Hisashi Izumi as Hitomi Hirose as Hitomi Nabatame as Hitoshi Kamibeppu as Honoka Samukawa as Kaori Nazuka as Keiichi Sonobe as Kouji Watanabe as Kunio Ida as Masayuki Omoro as Mie Sonozaki as Nobuyuki Hiyama as Noriko Fujimoto as Rikiya Koyama as Rumi Kasahara as Shin Mori as Tadashi Miyazawa as Tokuyoshi Kawashima as Tomoyuki Shimura as Yasunori Matsumoto as Yorie Terauchi as Yoshino Takamori as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Executive producer: Gen Fukunaga Producer: Line Producer: Christopher Bevins Talent Coordinator: Tara Williams | Colleen Clinkenbeard as Clarine Harp as Jamie Marchi as Monica Rial as Todd Haberkorn as John Swasey as Robert McCollum as Tia Lynn Ballard as | |||||||
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