Voice Roles
Japanese
- Yumi Touma as Najica Hiiragi
- Juri Ihata as Humaritt ZZZ "Lila"
- Unshou Ishizuka as Gento Kuraku
- Asako Dodo as Shinobu Misato
- Sanae Kobayashi as Rena Uzuki
- Iemasa Kayumi as Jin Majima
- Ai Orikasa as A
- Natsuko Kuwatani as Kirara Mitsuboshi
- Rei Sakuma as Dr. Ren
- Ai Maeda as Haruka
- Asami Sanada as Natsuyo
- Emi Shinohara as XXX
- Kaoru Shimoroda as Maid A
- Kyoko Hikami as AI Irie
- Magumi Nasu as Akina
- Masaaki Yajima as Narrator
- Masayo Kurata as Fuyuki
- Nanaho Katsuragi as Cindy/Lindsey
- Naoko Kouda as Madam
- Nobuo Tobita as Tod
- Rie Kugimiya as Mizuho Katsuura
- Ruri Asano as Nyula
- Toshihide Tsuchiya as Butler
- Yukana as Swaney
English
- Kira Vincent-Davis - Najica Hiiragi
- Monica Rial - Humaritt ZZZ "Lila"
- Andy McAvin - Gento Kuraku
- Christine Auten - Dr. Ren, Nika
- Kim Prause - Shinobu Misato
- Mandy Clark - Kirala Mitsuboshi
- Melissa Williams - Rena Uzuki
- Mike Kleinhenz - Jin Majima
- Tiffany Grant - Alpha, Ai, Alukureyna, Toni
- Allison Sumrall - Serina
- Brett Weaver - Kidel
- Chris Patton - Tod
- Cynthia Martinez - Head Maid, Natsuyo
- Hilary Haag - Akina, Mizuho Katsura, Swaney
- Jessica Boone - Fuyuki, Koharu
- John Gremillion - General
- John Swasey - Admiral, Rasse
- John Tyson - Butler, Narrator
- Kaytha Coker - Lindsey, Cindy
- Kelly Manison - Daniela
- Kevin Charles - Kissling
- Luci Christian - Azusa, Elith
- Melissa Cybele - Nyula
- Melissa Williams - Haruka
- Shelley Calene-Black - Athena
- Shondra Marie - Semerey
- Vic Mignogna - Yoshiki
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