Development
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Shinji Hashimoto | Producer |
| Yoshinori Kitase | Co-Producer |
| Yoshitaka Amano | Image Artwork |
| Takayuki Takeya | Mechanic Concept |
| Hiromu Takahara (Roen Creative Director) | Costume Design |
| Kazushige Nojima | Scenario Writer |
| Yoko Shimomura | Music Composer |
| Aundréa L. Hopkins | Theme Song |
| Hiroshi Harata | Main Programmer |
| Kentarou Yasui | Main Programmer |
| Yuichi Kanemori | Planning Director (Battle System Design) |
| Takayoshi Nakazato | Planning Director (Level Design) |
| Takeshi Endou | Planning Director (Map) |
| Jun Akiyama | Planning Director (Event) |
| Tomohiro Kayano | Graphic Director (Character Model) |
| Tatsuya Kando | Graphic Director (Animation) |
| Masahide Tanaka | Graphic Director (Map Model) |
| Shuichi Sato | Graphic Director (Visual Effects) |
| Takeshi Arakawa | Graphic Director (System Menu) |
| Tomohiro Hasegawa | Art Director (Character) |
| Takayuki Ohdachi | Art Director (Map) |
| Takeshi Nozue | Movie Director |
| Tetsuya Nomura | Director, Game Design, Character Design, Base Story |
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