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Episode Guide

Dragon Ball Daima Episode 003

ダイマ

Daima

Daima

Episode Information

Premiered: 25 October 2024 (11:40 PM, Friday, Fuji TV)
Ratings Share: 1.4% (8th)
Opening Animation: “Jaka ☆ Ja~an”
Eyecatch: Part A / Part B
Ending Animation: “NAKAMA”

Home Video Availability: TBD

Episode Summary

Opening

When seven magic Dragon Balls are collected and the password is recited, a dragon named Shenlong appears to grant the summoner any wish.

Son Goku is an incredible warrior who lived in the mountains as a child, searched for the Dragon Balls while going on many adventures, and grew into adulthood with his new friends.

One day a vicious battle race called the Saiyans arrived on Earth — it seems that Goku was himself a Saiyan that had been sent to Earth as an infant. Saiyans maintain a youthful body for much of their lives.

Throughout his life, Goku continued to face terrifying enemies and overcome these challenges to protect Earth. Now the Earth faces a new threat…

Part A

Glorio’s “airplane” takes off at blazing speeds, and soon the Earth is already out of sight. Kaiōshin explains that Demon Realm planes function on magic power, so they’re very fast! Kaiōshin confirms with Glorio that they are headed to Warp-sama, which is explained to Goku as a transit point between the Demon Realm and the outside world. According to Glorio, the closest Warp-sama to Earth is in the Rakka System near Planet Batapi.

Goku accidentally extends Nyoibō, hitting the roof of the ship.

Kaiōshin recaps with Glorio: he was sent by the king of the Third Demon World in order to defeat King Gomah. Goku wonders how strong this “King Tama” is (which Kaiōshin corrects as “Gomah”); Glorio explains that he’s small, crafty, and has amazing magical power… but since Goku defeated Majin Boo, he should be able to defeat Gomah. Goku says they need to hurry up, rescue Dende, and return to normal, too!

They arrive at Planet Batapi, but Kaiōshin asks for a brief stop so he can relay their location back to Kibito. After concentrating for a moment, they move on.

Goku spots Warp-sama off in the distance, exclaiming that it looks like a giant goldfish! Warp-sama is not pleased by this, but Goku is really hung up on it. Kaiōshin repeatedly tries to get Goku to stop talking, since Warp-sama may not let them through if they anger him. Goku still wonders, though: if he’s not a goldfish, maybe he’s like a pop-eyed goldfish? Kaiōshin grabs Goku and shoves him in the back of the ship as Warp-sama asks them to identify themselves. Glorio does so, noting that he passed through here recently. There are two more with him, though, and Glorio lies, saying they are from the Demon Realm as well. Warp-sama asks to see their ears, and while Kaiōshin’s are properly pointy, Goku’s are not… but some magical energy seems to correct that problem. More or less satisfied, Warp-sama then asks for the correct PIN to be let through. Glorio explains you need an application and then to be granted a PIN in order to use Warp-sama; Kaioshin responds that there didn’t used to be a PIN necessary. Glorio provides the PIN of 8821, and they are granted entry through Warp-sama‘s mouth.

Kaiōshin forgot to tell Kibito the PIN! Unfortunately they are out of time, and are whisked away to the next transit point. Goku and Kaiōshin are a little worse for wear, but gather their wits and ask if they’re in the Demon Realm yet. They are still in between, though; the Demon Realm is separated into three zones, and each has its own entry point from here. The first hatch can only be entered by palace members from the First Demon World, and they’re entering through the third hatch. Kaiōshin remarks that this is the furthest from where Gomah is, so shouldn’t they at least go through the second? Glorio only received clearance for the third, however. This time Small Warp-sama appears before them, asking if they’re heading back to the Demon World, and hurries them along through the third hatch. The plane tumbles through space again, and they finally exit down in the Demon Realm!

The Third Demon World is filled with floating rock islands, the occasional shrubbery, a flying dragon, and exploding volcanoes. Kaiōshin remarks again that he was unable to give Kibito the PIN, but Goku supposes things will be fine.

Goku notices something strange below, which Kaiōshin explains as the Demon Realm tunnel system. Long ago, one could freely travel between the worlds, but even by the time he was young, this light shield had been placed over it leaving Warp-sama as the only read travel method. However, the only people who can use Warp-sama are people of the First Demon World and select members of the Second Demon World. Kaiōshin wonders how Glorio can use it, since he seems to be from the Third Demon World. Glorio says that he works in the First Demon World. Kaiōshin wonders what kind of work exactly, but Glorio hesitates and mutters just this and that. As they continue to fly on, Goku notices something down below: it’s a giant stone statue of Dabra, the previous king. It seems to be in bad shape these days. Goku says the sky looks a little funny, too; he thought everything would be a little more creepy, but it’s actually not too different from Earth. Kaiōshin says there are plants and animals Goku has never seen before, and land masses here in the Third Demon World can float.

Goku wants to get out, so Glorio lands the plane. Goku takes a few deep breaths, but says something smells kind of bad. The air also feels stuffy, making it hard to move. Glorio says it’s the gas covering the area, making the air heavy. Goku runs along, taking in the sights. Kaiōshin notes that it’s his first time in the Third Demon World. Glorio recognizes Kaiōshin as a “Glind”; if memory serves him, Glind used to live in the Second Demon World, so he’s sure Kaiōshin’s sophisticated kind never had any reason to grace the Second Demon World with a visit. Kaiōshin side-eyes Glorio as Goku hops along with some kind of small rodent. Goku almost falls off a cliff in the process; Glorio says if he falls into the Sea of Darkness, he’ll perish instantly.

Meanwhile, some demons with weapons watch over them from the clifftops…

Part B

Goku senses an attack coming, and the demons up above fire a flurry of arrows down at them. Goku is easily able to hop out of the way, though; Glorio says this is because the air is so heavy. Glorio rushes in, avoiding arrows and spears, and fires his gun at the group. The bandits retreat in response.

There is still a ways to go, so Glorio and the others continue on toward the nearest town to stay in a hotel for the night; he’ll take them to see King Kadan, the king who sent Glorio on his mission, tomorrow.

Kaiōshin reckons they are flying rather slow; Glorio responds that if they fly too fast, the air resistance will break the plane’s machinery. Goku notices a volcano floating in the sky, and Glorio explains that it’s the gas that the volcano spews that makes the air so heavy, and therefore also makes it difficult to fly planes around them. There are lots of volcanoes here, which Goku figures must be why it stinks so much. He could fart any nobody would even notice! Soon after, Goku farts.

Glorio notes that it was night on Earth when he picked them up, so they must be getting tired. The group lands their ship alongside a few others in a town as a variety of demons keep an eye on the gang.

Glorio and the others try to arrange for hotel rooms, but the owner wants 30,000 dokuro per room. This seems to be too much for Glorio, so he reaches through, grabs the owner, and gives him a glimpse of his gun. The price is suddenly only 5,000 per room. Two keys are handed over, and Glorio says he will come for Goku and Kaiōshin in the morning. Goku is still a little hungry though, so they head to a bar across the street which should have hamburgers.

The trio walk in and are clearly unwanted, but Glorio orders a couple drinks and five hamburgers per Goku’s request. Goku thinks the food is delicious and wonders what it’s made out of; Glorio suggests he not worry about that. Despite them minding their own business, the gang are interrupted by a loud green demon who notices Goku’s ears are not pointy. More and more demons join in the argument, until Glorio tosses a drink at the green one and proceeds to take out a few more, asking for another drink at the end. Another demon goes after Goku, who easily fends him off with a hamburger in his mouth and plates in his hands. Goku continues fighting, making sure not to waste any food. After a little stretching, Goku continues his fight, getting used to the air along the way, and taking bites when the opportunity arises. After all that he’s still hungry, so Glorio orders another hamburger.

As Goku and Kaiōshin sleep it off, a couple demons run away saying they’ll make them pay…

Glorio gets the gang together in the morning, only to walk out and find his plane missing with a note left behind stuck to a hatchet!

Next Time:
“Chatty”

Episode Notes

  • After two episodes with no eyecatches at all (opting instead for a small Dragon Ball Daima logo in the corner of the screen noting the commercial break), episode three debuts a two-part animated eyecatch: Goku twirling Nyoibō on the right side of the screen with the series logo on the left (reminiscent of the Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z eyecatches), and then a group shot of Goku, Panzy, Kaiōshin, and Glorio in an outdoor landscape.

Character & Location Names

  • King Kadan (カダン王; kadan-ō)
    In line with other plant-based names in the series, “Kadan” likely takes his name from the Japanese word for “flower bed” (花壇; kadan).
  • Rakka System (ラッカ星系; rakka-seikei)
    Mentioned by Glorio, the “Rakka” System is likely a play on the Japanese word for “peanuts” (落花生; rakkasei). If this is the case, this is at least the third time this pun has been used, following the character Rakasei in the third theatrical Dragon Ball Z film from 1990, and then as a planet name in the Akira Toriyama and Masakazu Katsura one-shot manga introducing the Galactic Patrol, Sachie-chan GOOD!! from 2008.
  • Planet Batapi (惑星バタピー; wakusei batapii)
    Mentioned by Glorio, the planet “Batapi” likely takes its name directly from shelled skinless peanuts prepared in butter​ (バタピー; batapii).
  • Glind (グリンド人; gurindo-jin)
    Glorio recognizes Kaiōshin as what is rendered in the official simulcast English subtitles as a “Glind”. This may possibly be an anagram of the Japanese word for “acorns” (どんぐり; donguri), transforming do·n·gu·ri into gu·ri·n·do.

Translation & Language

  • When Kaiōshin explains how airplanes from the Demon Realm run, the official simulcast English subtitles render this (seemingly as a proper noun) as “Magic Power”; Kaiōshin is simply using the general Japanese word for “magic” or “supernatural power” here (魔力; maryoku).
  • There are a lot of theories out there as to what the PIN of “8821” might be in reference to! One that’s hard to ignore is Masako Nozawa’s 88th birthday happens to have lined up with this episode’s debut.
  • Goku nearly falls into what the official simulcast English subtitles render as the “Sea of Darkness” (暗黒の海; ankoku no umi).
  • What is rendered in the official simulcast English subtitles as “shield of light” is indeed spoken aloud by Kaiōshin with the English word “shield” (光のシールド; shiirudo).
  • The note left behind after the plane is stolen appears to be moderately embellished, horizontally-flipped katakana (モラッテイクゼバーカ), roughly meaning, “We’re taking your ship, losers”.

        

Staff & Cast

  • Though this episode contains a smaller cast of voiced characters compared to the previous two, notable actors flesh out the Demon World inhabitants:
    • Takashi Matsuyama plays the hotel owner, having previously played Daigen in Dragon Ball Super: Broly and Soldier #15 in Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero.
    • Kensuke Shimizu plays the bartender in what may be his first Dragon Ball role.
    • Tarō Yamaguchi (previously Soldier #3 in Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero), Yūsuke Handa (previously a slew of minor roles in Dragon Ball Kai and Dragon Ball Super, as well as Kibito here in Dragon Ball Daima), Tōru Nakane (perhaps in his first Dragon Ball role), Yūsuke Namata (notably Baby in Dragon Ball GT, but also a slew of minor roles from Dragon Ball Z onward), and Ōta Volcano (a few minor roles in Dragon Ball Super, but notably Magenta in Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero) all play various demons.

Animation Alterations

Various scenes were altered in composition, special effects, and/or for content between initial trailers and the final episode broadcast. These include (but are not limited to) the following scenes. The initial trailer scenes are shown below, which you can hover over to view the scene as it was eventually seen within the episode.

  • The specifics of the rock and cliff rendering is different in the initial teaser compared to the final episode, with added motion blur and fewer clouds.

  • The complexity, layers, and overall rendering of the light shield protecting the tunnel is slightly different in the initial teaser compared to the final episode.

  • The drawings and composition of Kaiōshin and Goku sleeping are different in the initial teaser compared to the final episode.

Episode Credits

All credits listed below are presented as they originally appeared in the episode’s initial Japanese broadcast and international simulcast, although any errors have been corrected to maintain accurate and consistent spellings throughout the site. For more information and a complete listing of the series’ staff, visit the Animation Production Guide.

Cast Credits

The cast credits are traditionally listed in order of character importance within the series or episode. For more detailed information about the series cast, visit the Cast Guide.

孫悟空 (ミニ)

Son Goku (Mini)

野沢雅子

Masako Nozawa

界王神 (ミニ)

Kaiōshin (Mini)

小林由美子

Yumiko Kobayashi

グロリオ

Glorio

内山昂輝

Kōki Uchiyama

ワープさま/小ワープさま

Warp-sama / Small Warp-sama

緒方賢一

Ken’ichi Ogata

ホテル主

Hotel Owner

松山鷹志

Takashi Matsuyama

バーテンダー

Bartender

清水健佑

Kensuke Shimizu

魔人

Demon

山口太郎

Tarō Yamaguchi

半田裕典

Yūsuke Handa

中根 徹

Tōru Nakane

沼田祐介

Yūsuke Numata

ボルケーノ太田

Ōta Volcano

ナレーション

Narration

龍田直樹

Naoki Tatsuta

Opening Credits

原作・ストーリー・キャラクターデザイン

Original Author, Story, & Character Designs

鳥山 明 (集英社「ジャンプコミックス」刊)

Akira Toriyama (Published in Shueisha’s “Jump Comics”)

企画

Planning

伊能昭夫

Akio Iyoku

森下孝三

Kōzō Morishita

鈴木篤志

Atsushi Suzuki

エグゼクティブプロデュサー

Executive Producer

内藤 桂

Kei Naitō

小山弘起

Hiroki Koyama

プロデュサー

Producer

廣川 拓

Taku Hirokawa

国広 守

Mamoru Kunihiro

シリーズ構成・脚本

Series Composition & Script

柿原優子

Yūko Kakihara

テーマ音楽プロデュース

Theme Music Production

Zedd (ゼッド)

Zedd (Zedd)

音楽

Music

山下康介

Kōsuke Yamashita

オープニング主題歌

Opening Theme Song

「ジャカ☆ジャ〜ン」

“Jaka ☆ Ja~an”

作曲

Composition

作詞

Lyrics

アーティスト

Artist

Anton Zaslavski, KEEN (C&K)

Anton Zaslavski, KEEN (C&K)

森 雪之丞

Yukinojō Mori

Zedd, C&K

Zedd, C&K

(Universal International)

協力

In Cooperation With

集英社

Shueisha

Vジャンプ・最強ジャンプ編集部

V-Jump & Saikyō Jump Editorial Departments

ドラゴンボール室

Dragon Ball Room

製作担当

Production Manager

澤守 洸

Takeshi Sawamori

渥美裕稀

Yūki Atsumi

美術監督

Art Director

葛西茉耶

Maya Kasai

色彩設計

Color Design

永井留美子

Rumiko Nagai

CGディレクター

CG Director

池上義孝

Yoshitaka Ikegami

撮影監督

Director of Photography

和田尚之

Naoyuki Wada

プロップデザイン

Prop Design

升井秀光

Hidemitsu Masui

美術デザイン

Art Design

葛西茉耶

Maya Kasai

倉橋 隆

Takashi Kurahashi

アニメーションキャラクターデザイン・総作画監督

Animation Character Design
& Chief Animation Supervisor

中鶴勝祥

Katsuyoshi Nakatsuru

 

シリーズディレクター

Series Director

小牧 文

Aya Komaki

監督

Series Director

八島善孝

Yoshitaka Yashima

製作

Production

東映アニメーション

Toei Animation

Ending Credits

脚本

Script

柿原優子

Yūko Kakihara

声の出演

Voice Performances

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[ Cast Credits ]

協力

In Cooperation With

青二プロダクション

Aoni Production

原画

Key Animation

真部周一郎

Shūichirō Manabe

藤井孝博

Takahiro Fujii

永島英樹

Hideki Nagashima

渡部ゆかり

Yukari Watanabe

小松こずえ

Kozue Komatsu

宮本絵美子

Emiko Miyamoto

兵藤恭子

Kyōko Hyōdō

原 夏海

Natsumi Hara

まなべゆかり

Yukari Manabe

勝田雄太

Yūta Katsuta

大場絵理

Eri Ōba

Surasak Phapijit

Surasak Phapijit

J.C.STAFF作画部

J.C. Staff Animation Department

エー・ライン

A-Line

ゴメス・アレクサンダー

Gomez Alexander

下司晃生

Akio Shimotsukasa

水野辰哉

Tatsuya Mizuno

廣原寧人

Yasuto Hirohara

 

 

石川 修

Osamu Ishikawa

大橋幸恵

Yukie Ōhashi

松尾俊亮

Shunsuke Matsuo

佐藤祐介

Yusuke Satō

山本華織

Kaori Yamamoto

駒井 香

Kaori Komai

Somsak Mahamongkol

Somsak Mahamongkol

Poirot

Poirot

 

 

アイキャッチ原画

Eyecatch Key Animation

山本拓美

Takumi Yamamoto

動画

In-Between Animation

平山央利恵

Orie Hirayama

草野真結

Mayu Kusano

小野田希音

Nozomi Onoda

櫛引菖子

Shōko Kushibiki

OLM

OLM

朱夏

Shuka

ufotable

ufotable

Kinema citrus

Kinema citrus

パインジャム

Pine Jam

スタジオコロリド

Studio Colorido

石田まい乃

Maino Ishida

小椋淳司

Junji Ogura

小林美範

Minori Kobayashi

 

 

スタジオPaTHoS

Studio PaTHoS

つむぎ秋田アニメLab

Tsumugi Akita Animation Lab

コミックス・ウェーブ・フィルム

CoMix Wave Films

ENGI

ENGI

すたじおかぐら

Studio Kagura

Toei Phils.

Toei Animation Philippines

動画検査

In-Between Animation Inspection

守本優子

Yūko Morimoto

デジタル彩色

Digital Coloring

スタジオMAT

Studio MAT

A-Real

A-Real

ufotable

ufotable

Kinema citrus

Kinema citrus

すたじおかぐら

Studio Kagura

つむぎ秋田アニメLab

Tsumugi Akita Animation Lab

コミックス・ウェーブ・フィルム

CoMix Wave Films

Toei Phils.

Toei Animation Philippines

色彩設計補佐・色指定検査

Color Design Assistance & Selection Inspection

西村美彩

Misa Nishimura

デジタル特殊効果

Digital Special Effects

太田 直

Nao Ōta

勝岡稔夫

Toshio Katsuoka

背景

Backgrounds

BON.corp

李 凡善

Bun-sun Lee

黄 琇詠

Xiu-yong Huang

村田桃奈

Momona Murata

徐 柱星

Zhu-xing Xu

鈴木やよい

Yayoi Suzuki

 

 

studio AR.T.ON

柳 煥錫

Huan-xi Liu

高 智榮

Zhi-rong Gao

薛 載勳

Zai-xun Xue

雨宮萌香

Moeka Amemiya

李 智恩

Ji-eun Lee

李 海榮

Hai-rong Lee

 

 

倉橋 隆

Takashi Kurahashi

デジタルアーティスト

Digital Artist

小泉正行

Masayuki Koizumi

中田俊裕

Toshihiro Nakata

中野大亮

Daisuke Nakano

川崎健太郎

Kentarō Kawasaki

冨田将也

Masaya Tomita

鈴木松根

Matsune Suzuki

高石凌太

Ryōta Takaishi

吉野正人

Masato Yoshino

尾形英貴

Hideki Ogata

中沢大樹

Daiki Nakazawa

鄭 彥康

Yin-hong Cheng

山本晋也

Shin’ya Yamamoto

撮影

Photography

勝本孝介

Kōsuke Katsumoto

河合麻結

Mayu Kawai

大岩知暉

Tomoki Ōiwa

撮影VFX

Photography Visual Effects

千葉秀樹

Hideki Chiba

スクリプト開発

Script Development

新井拓己

Takumi Arai

撮影管理

Photography Management

安西良行

Yoshiyuki Anzai

プラグイン協力

Plugin Support

北村浩久 (SILVER LINK.)

Hirohisa Kitamura (SILVER LINK.)

オープニング・エンディングスタッフ

Opening & Ending Staff

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[ Staff Credits ]

編集

Editing

山岸歩奈実 (REAL-T)

Honami Yamagishi (REAL-T)

録音

Recording

伊東光晴

Mitsuharu Itō

小原吉男

Yoshio Obara

録音助手

Recording Assistance

杉江帆南 (strawberry mille-feuille)

Hana Sugie (strawberry mille-feuille)

選曲

Music Selection

神保直史 (美星)

Tadashi Jinbo (Mihoshi)

サウンドエフェクト

Sound Effects

鷲尾健太郎

Kentarō Washio

オリジナルSEデザイン

Original Sound Effects Design

新井秀徳

Hidenori Arai

記録

Documentation

沢井尚子

Shōko Sawai

キャスティング

Casting

原 道太郎 (青二プロダクション)

Michitarō Hara (Aoni Production)

音響制作

Audio Production

タバック

TAVAC

録音スタジオ

Recording Studio

Allyスタジオ

Ally Studio

Studio T&T

Studio T&T

音響制作担当

Audio Production Manager

江口恵子

Keiko Eguchi

オンライン編集

Online Editing

東映デジタルラボ

Toei Digital Lab

小山雅史

Masashi Koyama

横倉駿介

Shunsuke Yokokura

ポスプロ管理

Post-Production Management

田代儀幸

Noriyuki Tashiro

オンライン協力

Online Assistance

漆谷香奈子

Kanako Urushitani

細谷夕梨香

Yurika Hosoya

製作進行

Assistant Production Manager

三國晃輔

Kōsuke Mikuni

寺田幹太

Kanta Terada

仕上進行

Finishing Manager

岡 滉介

Kōsuke Oka

美術進行

Art Manager

本田健斗

Kento Honda

CG製作管理

CG Production Management

榊原智康

Tomoyasu Sakakibara

CG進行

CG Manager

岩田敦貴

Atsuki Iwata

山本 樹

Tatsuki Yamamoto

設定制作

Setting Production

知念 凜

Rin Chinen

制作協力

Production Coordination

知念 結

Yui Chinen

平川賀子

Yoshiko Hirakawa

田畑 恵

Kei Tabata

アソシエイトプロデューサー

Associate Producer

浅田 竜

Ryū Asada

音楽協力

Music In Association With

東映アニメーション音楽出版

Toei Animation Music Publishing

ユニバーサル ミュージック

Universal Music

宣伝協力

Promotional Support

山本千晶

Chiaki Yamamoto

武井博克

Hiroyoshi Takei

江島芽実

Meimi Ejima

今尾周介

Shūsuke Imao

鈴木 徹

Tōru Suzuki

 

 

エンディングテーマ

Ending Theme

「NAKAMA」

“NAKAMA”

作曲

Composition

作詞

Lyrics

アーティスト

Artist

Anton Zaslavski, AI

Anton Zaslavski, AI

AI

AI

Zedd, AI

Zedd, AI

(Universal International)

美術

Art

葛西茉耶

Maya Kasai

濱野英次

Eiji Hamano

李 凡善

Bun-sun Lee

総作画監督

Chief Animation Supervisor

辻 美也子

Miyako Tsuji

作画監督

Animation Supervisor

小松こずえ

Kozue Komatsu

絵コンテ

Storyboard

八島善孝

Yoshitaka Yashima

演出

Director

桐山貴央

Takao Kiriyama

Opening & Ending Staff Credits

The opening and ending staff credits remain unchanged from those originally included in episode 2, but have been added here for the sake of completeness.

演出

Director

小牧 文

Aya Komaki

作画監督

Animation Supervisor

中鶴勝祥

Katsuyoshi Nakatsuru

オープニング原画

Opening Key Animation

高橋優也

Yūya Takahashi

山本拓美

Takumi Yamamoto

藤原未来夫

Mikio Fujiwara

大西 亮

Ryō Ōnishi

大塚 健

Ken Ōtsuka

永島英樹

Hideki Nagashima

滝山真哲

Masa’aki Takiyama

永野裕大

Yūta Nagano

兵藤恭子

Kyōko Hyōdō

山室直儀

Tadayoshi Yamamuro

澤井 駿

Shun Sawai

石上ひろ美

Hiromi Ishigami

多嘉良 敢

Isami Takara

佐々木洋平

Yōhei Sasaki

眞部周一郎

Shūichirō Manabe

相音 光

Kō Aine

清水敦哉

Atsuya Shimizu

三橋文香

Fumika Mihashi

エンディング原画

Ending Key Animation

中鶴勝祥

Katsuyoshi Nakatsuru

動画検査

In-Between Animation Inspection

守本優子

Yūko Morimoto

色指定検査

Color Selection Inspection

相澤里佳

Rika Aizawa

美術

Art

葛西茉耶

Maya Kasai

背景

Backgrounds

濱野英次

Eiji Hamano

岡村美優

Miyu Okamura

宿野部 海

Amane Shukunobe

新井佳奈

Kana Arai

ナカウトモヒロ

Tomohiro Nakau

葛西茉耶

Maya Kasai

長 恵美子

Emiko Chō

小野智広

Tomohiro Ono

丸山康司

Kōji Maruyama

西村 健

Ken Nishimura

李 凡善

Bun-sun Lee

 

 

MAPPA

新林希文

Marefumi Niibayashi

山本亜沙美

Asami Yamamoto

デジタルアーティスト

Digital Artist

池上義孝

Yoshitaka Ikegami

小泉正行

Masayuki Koizumi

中田俊裕

Toshihiro Nakata

西村 惇

Jun Nishimura

鈴木松根

Matsune Suzuki

海老沢大生

Taiki Ebisawa

Dindo Tagubasi

Dindo Tagubasi

高石凌太

Ryōta Takaishi

冨田将也

Masaya Tomita

下澤一樹

Kazuki Shimosawa

山本晋也

Shin’ya Yamamoto

Darril Padua

Darril Padua

Kim Pante

Kim Pante

撮影

Photography

和田尚之

Naoyuki Wada

安西良行

Yoshiyuki Anzai

演出助手

Assistant Director

桐山貴央

Takao Kiriyama

矢野 岳

Gaku Yano

製作進行

Assistant Production Manager

村上大成

Taisei Murakami