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Main Title Compiler Festa (a1590)
Official Title javerified
Synonym Compiler 2
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Mizutani Yuuko as Assembler
Matsui Naoko as Compiler
Yamadera Kouichi as Igarashi Nachi
Sasaki Nozomu as Igarashi Toshi
Kawamura Maria as Interpreter
Honda Chieko as Plasma
Tamagawa Sakiko as Shiro Compiler
Hayashibara Megumi as Tendouji Megumi

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Original Work: Asamiya Kia
Character Design: Ooshima Yasuhiro
Music: Oomori Toshiyuki
Work: Studio Fantasia
Sent from a two-dimensional world to conquer the Earth, beautiful Domni-Matrixes Compiler and Assembler have instead found cohabitational bliss with a pair of 3D guys. Unfortunately, the 2D masters who sent the girls to our plane have not forgotten them, and they have finally decided to solve the problem once and for all by wiping out Earth-space and everyone in it! As a sinister duplicate stalks the land, ruthlessly deleting all of our rogue heroine's allies, Compiler must find a way to rescue her friends and stop the destruction of everything she has come to love. It is Compiler versus Compiler in a deadly showdown!

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episode appearance appears in ep: 1
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Tendouji Megumi
episode appearance appears in ep: 1
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Credit Name Comment
Original Work (原作) Asamiya Kia
Character Design (キャラクターデザイン) Ooshima Yasuhiro
Music (音楽) Oomori Toshiyuki
Music Work (音楽制作) Starchild Records
Sound Direction (音響監督) Watanabe Jun
Sound Work (音響制作) Gen
Sound Effects (音響効果) Swara Production
Editing (編集) Funami Yasue
Jay Film
Seki Kazuhiko
Art Direction (美術監督) Nakaza Youji
Colour Design (色彩設定) Nagai Rumiko
Photographic Direction (撮影監督) Okino Masahide
Producer (プロデューサー) Mizuo Yoshimasa
Sawanobori Masaki
Shimana Kouji
Production Generalisation (制作プロデューサー) Enomoto Ayumi
Planning (企画) Miyahara Teruo
Shigematsu Hidetoshi
Takahashi Yutaka
Work Assistance (制作協力) Gekkan Afternoon Henshuubu
Nakayoshi Henshuubu
Studio Tron
Work (制作) Studio Fantasia
Production (製作) King Records
Kodansha
Movic
Script/Screenplay (脚本) Kikuchi Michitaka
Storyboard (絵コンテ) Kikuchi Michitaka
Episode Direction (演出) Murayama Kiyoshi
Animation Direction (作画監督) Ooshima Yasuhiro
Nerima Queen Character Design (ネリマクイーン・キャラクターデザイン) Takeuchi Naoko
Key Animation (原画) Arai Kouichi
Inoue Akira
Kikuchi Youko
Kimura Takahiro
Muranaka Hiromi
Nakamura Hiroyuki
Nakatani Seiichi
Nishida Asako
Nonaka Miyuki
Okabayashi Toshiyuki
Samura Yoshikazu
Shimizu Yoshiharu
Usami Kouichi
Yamada Makoto
Yamaoka Shin`ichi
Yoshida Fumiko
Yoshimoto Takuji
塩野櫂 as 海野櫂
小幡寛之
新妻洋二
In-Between Animation Inspection (動画検査) Yoshida Hajime as 吉田はじめ
In-Between Animation (動画) Anime R
Fukamoto Yasue
Ikegawa Youko
Itou Harumi
Kaku Hirokazu
Kamiyama Fumie
Kawada Eizou
Murata Masami
Nakamoto Naoko
Nishikawa Hiromi as 西川広美
Okiayu Miho
Sano Eri as 佐野恵理
Studio Hatenkou
Studio Muu
Studio Takuranke
Tachibana Hideki
Takada Mayumi
Takai Kouichi
Tanaka Kouji
Tanaka Noriko
Ueda Fumiko
Watanabe Keiko
Yamamoto Katsuhisa
Yoshitome Shin`ya
三好直美
中山希
久保美幸
安藤仁美
澤田武史
田村貴子
磯井康司
藤原佐智子
長谷部歩
Colour Specification/Cel Inspection (色指定検査) Nagai Rumiko
Colouring (色彩) Nagata Setsu
Nakamura Chieko
Nemoto Keiko
Sasaki Osamu
Studio Cats
Studio Kuma
Suzuki Douga Kikaku
Suzuki Norikata
Suzuki Satoko
上條香織 as 上篠香織
栗飯原朱見 as 栗飯原朱美
武富裕典
谷口友実
Cel Inspection (セル検査) Inoue Hideko
Nabeshima Kazuko
Background Art (背景) Kariya Hiromi
Kihara Yuuji as 木原ゆうじ
Kusanagi
Nakaza Keiko
Ogura Kazuo
Sakata Yuki
Sue Nobuhito
Background Art Assistance (背景協力) Nangou Youichi
Special Effects (特殊効果) Sakakibara Toyohiko
Photography (撮影) Kubomura Masaki
Maki Akemi
Oonuki Masao
Sera Takamitsu
T. Nishimura
Yamagoe Yasuji
丸山朋美
Title (タイトル) Yonchome Factory
Film Processing (現像所) Tokyo Genzousho
Film (フィルム) Eastman Kodak Eastman Kodak 5248 (イーストマン・コダック 5248)
Film Editing (VTRワーク) Video-Tech
Recording (録音) Maruyama Mitsuyoshi
Recording Studio (録音スタジオ) Gen
Assistant Production Manager (制作進行) 随行央吾

discography

Gyuu
Gyuu
Album, 14 tracks, 21.04.1995
Okui Masami
S-mode #1
S-mode #1
Album, 23 tracks, 21.03.2001
Hayashibara Megumi, Matsumura Kasumi, Okui Masami

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Last Update Name State N Episodes HE SP Languages Source Rating Cmts
28.01.2021 RUE complete
1 0 ja en en es DVD N/A (0) 0
26.10.2019 AsperaCircle complete
1 0 en DVD N/A (1) 0
25.08.2010 ARR complete
1 0 ja en DVD N/A (3) 0
02.10.2007 Reb complete
1 0 ja DVD N/A (0) 0
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50m 21.12.1995