Ghost Hound (TV)
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Director: Ryutaro Nakamura Series Composition: Chiaki J. Konaka Screenplay: Chiaki J. Konaka Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: TENG Original creator: Masamune Shirow Character Design: Mariko Oka Art director: Hiromasa Ogura Chief Animation Director: Mariko Oka Animation director: Mariko Oka 3D Director: Kenji Kobayashi Sound director: Yota Tsuruoka Director of Photography: Naoyuki Ohba Producer: 3D Work: Kenji Kobayashi Animation producer: Toru Kawaguchi Background Art: Clean-Up Animation: Color design: Hitomi Sano Color setting: Hitomi Sano (Production I.G) Digital Works: Editing: Taeko Hamauzu In-Between Animation: In-Between Check: Kazue Yoshida (Production I.G) Key Animation: Planning: Production manager: Yoshihiro Abe Production Setting: Akio Matsuyama Prop Design: Minoru Ueda Recording Assistant: Mika Kamemoto Sound Production: Yoshimi Sugiyama Special Effects: Masahiro Muragami Theme Song Arrangement: Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: | Akiko Yajima as Jun Fukuyama as Kensho Ono as Souichiro Hoshi as Atsuko Mine as Ikuko Tani as Jin Urayama as Michiko Neya as Mitsuki Saiga as Rintarou Nishi as Sho Hayami as Tetsuo Komura as Toru Ohkawa as Yasunori Matsumoto as Yoshinori Fujita as Yurika Hino as Aya Endo as Ayumi Fujimura as Chie Nakamura as Eiji Itô as Eiji Miyashita as Emi Nakagima as Fumie Houjou as Fumihiko Tachiki as Hikaru Miyata as Kaori Shimizu as Kei Kobayashi as Kenji Takahashi as Kensuke Satou as Kouki Uchida as Kouki Uchiyama as Mabuki Andou as Mahiru Konno as Mamiko Noto as Masaaki Tsukada as Masayasu Nagata as Mitsuki Saiga as Naoto Adachi as Risa Tsubaki as Ryuusuke Fujimoto as Sakiko Tamagawa as Saori Hayami as Sayuri as Shintaro Asanuma as Shunsuke Sakuya as Shuuho Miki as Takahide Adachi as Tomomi Yamakawa as Toru Ohkawa as Tsutomu Tsuji as Wahei Iida as Yasunori Matsumoto as Yōko Hikasa as Yoriko Nagata as Yoshikazu Sato as Yoshimasa Hosoya as Yuka Iguchi as Yuka Nishigaki as Yukiko Hirotsu as Yuuma Tamura as Yuuna Mimura as | |||||||
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Translation: Camellia Nieh Executive producer: DVD Authoring: Neal Barnes Media Coordinator: Janice Williams Subtitle Timing: Dwayne Jones | ||||||||
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