Idolmaster: Xenoglossia - Staff

Staff

  • Original Concept: Bandai Namco Games (The Idolm@ster)
  • Planning: Sunrise
  • Original Work: Hajime Yatate
  • Director: Tatsuyuki Nagai
  • Series Composition: Jukki Hanada
  • Character Design: Hiroshi Takeuchi (Studio Live)
  • Mechanical Design (IDOL): Junichi Akutsu (Bee Craft)
  • Guest Mechanical Design: Hiroyuki Ōkawa
  • Set Design: Tomoyuki Aoki
  • Art Director: Toshiyuki Tokuda (Studio Easter)
  • Colour Design: Sayoko Yokoyama
  • Photography Director: Hidekatsu Ōishi (Anime Film)
  • Editing: Kazuhiko Seki (Seki Editing)
  • Music: Tsuneyoshi Saitō
  • Sound Director: Yōta Tsuruoka (Rakuonsha)
  • Sound Production: Rakuonsha
  • Sound Effects: Mitsuru Kageyama (Fizz Sound Creation)
  • Music Producer: Shunji Inoue (Lantis)
  • Music Production: Lantis
  • Music Coordination: Sunrise Music Publishing
  • Producers: Naotake Furusato (Sunrise), Toyota Todoroki (Bandai Visual)
  • Production: Sunrise, Bandai Visual
  • Producer: Naotake Furusato (Sunrise)
  • Music: Tsuneyoshi Saito
  • Music production: Lantis
  • Production: Sunrise, Bandai Visual
  • Copyright: (C)2007 SUNRISE INC.・Bandai Visual

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