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Episode Guide

Dragon Ball Daima Episode 09

トウ

Touzoku

Thieves

Episode Information

Premiered: 06 December 2024 (11:40 PM, Friday, Fuji TV)
Ratings Share: 1.4% (9th)
Opening Animation: “Jaka ☆ Ja~an”
Eyecatch: Part A / Part B
Ending Animation: “NAKAMA”

Home Video Availability: TBD

Episode Summary

Part A

Glorio and the others continue their journey after winning their first Dragon Ball, and decide to break for a rest. Kaiōshin says they should camp somewhere safe, but Panzy wants to take a bath and sleep in a real bed! She throws a bear hat on Goku’s head, saying no-one will recognize him now. This is actually enough to convince Glorio (even if only begrudgingly), so they’ll go ahead and do just that.

The group arrives at a tall building, itself situation atop a large, floating plateau. Goku is told to leave Nyoibō in the plane since it’s a bit conspicuous, and Kaiōshin mentions they should hide the Dragon Ball in a sack, as well. Panzy handles packing everything up, and they’re good to go.

Inside, the group gets a few glares as they walk toward the front desk. Glorio says they should all stay together in one large room — and get room service as well — so they can stay on their guard. Goku keeps itching at his end, and ultimately takes off the hat. Panzy and Kaiōshin are too busy chatting to notice fast enough, and by this point, some of the demons have definitely noticed. A pair over on the side — a round-ish demon one with a mohawk, and a bird-like demon with scrawny wings — assume that must be a Dragon Ball they have with them in the sack.

Panzy comes out from her bath and tells Goku to take one as well, since he’s all sweaty from fighting. Goku starts heading in, but explains back to Panzy that he didn’t bring a change of clothes. Panzy will loan some of hers. Goku doesn’t want her panties… but she doesn’t mean underwear! Goku comes out from the bath refreshed and wearing shorts and a cute bear shirt. Glorio and the others had a huge meal delivered in the meantime, so they start chowing down. As the camera pans over to the Dragon Ball sitting in its sack on a stool, the group suddenly hears a loud commotion downstairs. A wolf is throwing furniture all over the place and causing a ruckus. Kaiōshin rushes out of the room to see, while Goku and Panzy also casually stroll over. Even Glorio jumps up to see. Goku wonders if he should go beat them up when the wolf turns to look at him… but whistles instead, giving the signal for the bird demon to crash through the window and steal the Dragon Ball! Glorio is too slow on the draw, and even when Goku comes back in and flies out the window, he’s lost he culprit. Panzy isn’t worried, though, since she put a tracker on the Dragon Ball ahead of time! As they look at the device, it seems the Dragon Ball is directly up above them!

Higher up on the floating area, the “wolf” turns back into the round demon from earlier. The bird demon delivers the Dragon Ball, and the two start to make their plans… when Goku says from behind that it’s kind of pointless until they get all three. The demons agree and keep chatting since they can at least sell it… but who said that?! Goku once again casually strolls up and asks that they return the Dragon Ball. The one demon shape-shifts again and the two fly off. Goku cracks his knuckles and neck, and flies off in pursuit. The two demons play keep-away by throwing it back and forth, but Goku eventually gets in a hit and takes back the Dragon Ball. The two demons rush in to fight, but Glorio jumps in between them and forms lightning above with his fingertip, which he throws as a whip at the demons, swinging and launching them into the distance.

The Dragon Ball is safe with them again! Glorio offers a fist-bump to Panzy, who then checks back in with her dad about the current situation. They’ll be meeting up with Goku’s friends near Warp-sama the next day. Glorio asks if they’re also powerful, and Goku says they are indeed strong. Kaiōshin thinks they can’t be too careful, though, and wonders if they should go camp elsewhere after all that. Goku says that he got rest on the plane, so he’ll stay up and keep watch while everyone else sleeps. At first Goku is fine, scoping out the room and even performing some quick air punches… but eventually exhaustion gets the better of him, and despite some face slaps and eye peels, he’s out cold for the night. Thankfully nothing else happened overnight, and their plane is finally intact for once, so they’re ready to take off again. In their stole plane, they should get to Warp-sama the same day.

Meanwhile, Bulma and the others are stranded, with their own plane having been stolen!

Part B

Hybis makes a good point: they stole their plane, and someone stole it from them. It was probably the guys that Vegeta beat up the previous night…

… where, after picking up some food, Vegeta bumped into a demon, instigating a fight. Naturally Vegeta quickly puts them all down and carries on with his evening, but the demons clearly had a bone to pick. Hybis suggests they check in with Panzy to have her pick them up, so they’ll just have to wait around until then. In the meantime, Hybis suggests they play the Zombie Game: there’s a zombie forest nearby, and whoever eliminates the most zombies wins; if you get bitten and turn into a zombie, you’re disqualified. Bulma and Vegeta will pass… but Bulma notices a weird eye in Hybis’ belt that suddenly starts twirling around! He found it in the mountains a long time ago and put it on his belt. It’s very cool and impressive.

Meanwhile, Degesu takes a call, and tells the person on the other end to continue gathering information. Gomah asks what the latest information is, and Degesu is forced to disclose that the people on Earth they turned into children have entered the Demon Realm… and they’re after the Dragon Balls. Gomah laughs this off, but changes his tune when Degesu notes that they actually already got their first Dragon Ball yesterday. Gomah wonders what Degesu has been up to all this time! It seems they underestimated this group, who is now on their way to the Second Demon World for another Dragon Ball. Gomah fully loses his temper, and says he should have just wished for the Evil Third Eye from the start.

Glorio’s plane lands to meet Hybis and the others. Bulma makes her introductions to Panzy, introducing Vegeta and Piccolo as well. Panzy says she’s never seen a Namek before! Goku wonders where Kibito is, but Piccolo says he’s back standing watch at the temple on Earth. Vegeta mentions the Dragon Ball that Goku already won, and wants to get a move on with them. Their plane doesn’t have the space, though; they can’t get rid of all their luggage and rations. Panzy says she’ll have her dad get them another plane, so please wait just a little longer. Goku will keep working on the Dragon Balls, so they can go ahead and just go beat Gomah if they want. Piccolo figures they should have brought Kibito since he can teleport, which gets a reaction out of Bulma. Goku and the others are off… again! Piccolo can tell Goku is just preoccupied with fighting the Tamagami. Hybis wonders if they want to play the Zombie Game now, when they’re suddenly assaulted by a larger group of demons. It’s the gang from the previous night, now with extra friends for support. Hybis is just a simple guide, so he’ll be off to the side eating snacks. Without flinching, Vegeta lets an aura loose around him, ready to blow off some steam. Hybis prepares to open his bag, the demons prepare to fight… and they all rush in! Vegeta handily twirls around each and every attack, knocking out one demon after another. One horse demon with boxing gloves remains against Vegeta, and Piccolo knocks out a different demon holding a club on the sidelines. The horse demon looks over at Piccolo and prepares to fight, but Vegeta knocks him out from behind. Hybis says the fight was pretty fast; he only had time to eat two chips. Vegeta gets intel out of one of the demons that their plane is nearby, so they’ll be able to take off soon.

Meanwhile to the meanwhile, Arinsu and Marba are still at work cooking up their new Majin. It’s almost ready! Marba says she used to have enough Saibaimen seeds that she could sell them to outsiders, but she’s down to her last two. Arinsu isn’t convinced things will work out right from the start, so she recommends they only use one. Marba wonders if Arinsu doesn’t trust her, but Arinsu repeats that Marba said Boo was just a fluke, didn’t she? Anyway, Arinsu is given one seed to plant… but not too far down; just about five centimeters is enough. It would increase the amount of the Boo presence, but they won’t be able to control it. Arinsu takes a deep breath, plants and covers the seed, and waters it. The cauldron explodes with green energy! Using a Saibaiman as the base and various monsters in the mix as well, with this essence of Boo to create it… he’s Majin Koo! Arinsu is eager to test him out, and immediately commands him to go defeat Tamagami Number One and get the Dragon Ball! Marba is shocked that Arinsu wants to jump right to defeating a Tamagami, but if their new Majin isn’t even that strong, what’s the point? Koo complies!

Next Time:
“Ocean”

Episode Notes

  • Keeping up with the series’ ongoing inconsistency between formal episode title cards and titles written in the lower corner overtop footage, episode 9 overlays the title atop footage.
  • While not perfectly reconciling with it (perhaps yet?), this episode’s exposition about the Saibaimen seems largely based on and adapted from information franchise creator Akira Toriyama first delivered in the “Saiyan Special Q&A” interview which was printed in a supplemental booklet accompanying the January 2018 issue of Shueisha’s Saikyo Jump magazine (released in December 2017):

    Are the Saibaimen a Saiyan invention?
    The Saibaimen are one of the Saiyans’ classic weapons. But the Saiyans didn’t invent them; rather, they are a lifeform discovered on a certain planet. Saibaimen are handy since they can fight on their own, but they are also an extremely rare and valuable item since harvesting their bulbs is difficult, so not everyone gets to use them. Plus they’re so wild they might attack you, so only a select few warriors are capable of handling them.

    This 2017 information contradicts information given in the seventh Daizenshuu, which states that a memo from Akira Toriyama to the anime staff containing background information on the Saibaimen noted that that they were created by a Saiyan scientist using biotechnology.

Character & Location Names

  • Tamagami Number One (タマガミ・ナンバー・ワン; tamagami nanbā wan)
    From the start, the “Tamagami” protecting the Demon Realm Dragon Balls have been written in the closed captions and now listed in the voice credits in katakana as タマガミ (tamagami). This is in contrast to what could have been written with kanji with distinct character meanings as perhaps 玉神 (“Ball Gods” or “Orb Guardians”). As with Tamagami Number Three, this first Tamagami — presumably the one we saw Neva speak to at the beginning of the series — is referred to with the actual English words “Number One” for a name.
  • Saibaiman (栽培マン; saibaiman)
    The little green “Saibaimen” are referred to by name, originally seen as planted on Earth following the arrival of Nappa and Vegeta. The creatures’ name is broken down into the Japanese word for “cultivation” (栽培; saibai) and the English word “man” (マン; man). This name has historically been erroneously adapted (missing an “i”) as “Saibaman” in FUNimation’s Dragon Ball Z English dub, while it has been faithfully localized as “Culitvars” in Viz’s English translation of the Dragon Ball manga. The winds have shifted toward an accurate “Saibaiman” adaptation in recent years, including in the recent video game Dragon Ball Z: Sparking! Zero.
  • Majin Koo (魔人クウ; majin koo)
    The new creation Majin Koo seems to take the name “Boo” and shift the consonant sound from a bu to a ku. If this is the case, it would be similar to the name “Bee” for Boo’s dog friend, which shifted the vowel sounds from -uu to -ee. Since we go with “Boo” for a name spelling (as Bibbidi, Bobbidi, and Boo all match their exact katakana spellings from the same source words in the Cinderella song in Japanese), we have gone with a spelling of “Koo” for this new character. The official simulcast English subtitles go with a spelling of “Kuu” (presumably to match their FUNimation-English-dub-sourced spelling of “Buu”).

Translation & Language

  • Zombie Game (ゾンビゲーム; zonbi gēmu)
    The “Zombie Game” that Hybis suggests they play is spoken aloud in Japanese as the English words “zombie game”.
  • Zombie Forest (ゾンビの森; zonbi no mori)
    The “Zombie Forest” nearby is referred to with the Japanese word for “forest” (; mori).
  • YES (イエス; iesu)
    One of the demons responds back to Vegeta using the English word “yes”.

Staff & Cast

  • Tomokazu Seki, a veteran voice actor and legend in his own right, makes his Dragon Ball franchise debut as Majin Koo.
  • Takashi Matsuyama plays the werewolf, having previously played Daigen in Dragon Ball Super: Broly, Soldier #15 in Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero, and the hotel owner earlier in Dragon Ball Daima.
  • Mitsuki Nakamura plays the gargoyle, having played other demons earlier in Dragon Ball Daima.
  • Shūki Imagawa plays one of the guests, having played a military officer earlier in Dragon Ball Daima.
  • Toshiya Chiba plays a boy, having played a military officer earlier in Dragon Ball Daima.
  • Yūsuke Namata plays a demon, having previously played a demon earlier in Dragon Ball Daima, notably Baby in Dragon Ball GT, and also a slew of minor roles from Dragon Ball Z onward.
  • Yūsuke Handa plays a demon, having played other demons earlier in Dragon Ball Daima.

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.

  • A tiny segment where the vertical part of Vegeta’s armor meets the horizontal part by his waist has been streamlined with a connecting line removed in the final broadcast episode compared to the initial trailer.

  • One of the yellow sections of Piccolo’s arms has been removed in the final broadcast episode compared to the initial trailer.

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

パンジ

Panzy

ファイルーズあい

Fairouz Ai

ブルマ (ミニ)

Bulma (Mini)

中原麻衣

Mai Nakahara

ベジータ (ミニ)

Vegeta (Mini)

三野雄大

Yūdai Mino

ピッコロ (ミニ)

Piccolo (Mini)

山口智広

Tomohiro Yamaguchi

ハイビス

Hybis

れいみ

Reimi

キング・ゴマー

King Gomah

森久保祥太郎

Showtaro Morikubo

デゲス

Degesu

榎木淳弥

Jun’ya Enoki

ドクター・アリンス

Doctor Arinsu

日笠陽子

Yōko Hikasa

魔人クウ

Majin Koo

関 智一

Tomokazu Seki

大魔女マーバ

Great Witch Marba

堀越真己

Mami Horikoshi

オオカミ男

Werewolf

松山鷹志

Takashi Matsuyama

ガーゴイル

Gargoyle

中村光樹

Mitsuki Nakamura

Guest

今川柊稀

Shūki Imagawa

ボーイ

Boy

千葉俊哉

Toshiya Chiba

魔人

Demon

沼田祐介

Yūsuke Numata

半田裕典

Yūsuke Handa

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

~~~~

[ Cast Credits ]

協力

In Cooperation With

青二プロダクション

Aoni Production

原画

Key Animation

稲葉 仁

Hitoshi Inaba

仁井宏隆

Hirotaka Nii

板井寛幸

Hiroyuki Itai

阿部尚人

Naoto Abe

津熊健德

Takenori Tsukuma

築山翔太

Shōta Tsukiyama

本多弘幸

Hiroyuki Honda

澤井 駿

Shun Sawai

山室直儀

Tadayoshi Yamamuro

山岡直子

Naoko Yamaoka

兵藤恭子

Kyōko Hyōdō

張 萃

Tsui Zhang

城 悠樹

Yūki Jō

杉田雄琉

Takeru Sugita

千野子竜

Shiryū Chino

栗田美咲

Misaki Kurita

矢作美也

Miya Yahagi

Brogli Giovani

Brogli Giovani

十文字

Jūmonji

J.C.STAFF作画部

J.C. Staff Animation Department

ゴメス・アレクサンダー

Alexandre Gomes

亀井大祐

Daisuke Kamei

下司晃生

Akio Shimotsukasa

斉藤玲子

Reiko Satō

清水敦哉

Atsuya Shimizu

坂田 理

Osamu Sakata

森田岳士

Takeshi Morita

 

 

宮本絵美子

Emiko Miyamoto

小松こずえ

Kozue Komatsu

大橋幸恵

Yukie Ōhashi

山川千陽

Chiharu Yamakawa

髙橋祐希

Yūki Takahashi

小林海里

Kairi Kobayashi

大村日奈子

Hinako Ōmura

中辻智子

Tomoko Nakatsuji

中山照幸

Teruyuki Nakayama

 

 

ぎふとアニメーション

Gift-o’-Animation

 

 

動画

In-Between Animation

小椋淳司

Junji Ogura

Toei Phils.

Toei Animation Philippines

スタジオPaTHoS

Studio PaTHoS

くるせる

CREW-CELL

スタジオコロリド

Studio Colorido

NAZ

NAZ

トリガー

TRIGGER

ENGI

ENGI

スタジオドット

studio.

旭プロダクション

Asahi Production

つむぎ秋田アニメLab

Tsumugi Akita Animation Lab

動画検査

In-Between Animation Inspection

平山央利恵

Orie Hirayama

中嶋智子

Tomoko Nakajima

デジタル彩色

Digital Coloring

Toei Phils.

Toei Animation Philippines

すたじおかぐら

Studio Kagura

つむぎ秋田アニメLab

Tsumugi Akita Animation Lab

A-Real

A-Real

旭プロダクション

Asahi Production

コミックス・ウェーブ・フィルム

CoMix Wave Films

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

美術監督補佐

Assistant Art Director

濱野英次

Eiji Hamano

背景

Backgrounds

雨宮萌香

Moeka Amemiya

濱野英次

Eiji Hamano

倉橋 隆

Takashi Kurahashi

東 大地

Daichi Azuma

徳重 賢

Ken Tokushige

新井佳奈

Kana Arai

山口健一

Ken’ichi Yamaguchi

岡村美優

Miyu Okamura

長 恵美子

Emiko Chō

葛西茉耶

Maya Kasai

 

 

徳重心平

Shinpei Tokushige

朱 喬丹

Qiao-dan Zhu

 

 

デジタルアーティスト

Digital Artist

小泉正行

Masayuki Koizumi

尾形英貴

Hideki Ogata

中田俊裕

Toshihiro Nakata

山本晋也

Shin’ya Yamamoto

Kim Pante

Kim Pante

瀬尾 太

Futoshi Seo

永井 有

Tamotsu Nagai

下川喜久雄

Kikuo Shimokawa

高石凌太

Ryōta Takaishi

冨田将也

Masaya Tomita

鈴木松根

Matsune Suzuki

海老沢大生

Taiki Ebisawa

 

 

小出秀治

Hideharu Koide

熊澤明花

Haruka Kumazawa

岩村柚希

Yuzuki Iwamura

CG制作協力

CG Production Coordination

OLM Digital

OLM Digital

CONTORNO

CONTORNO

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

~~~~

[ 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

村上大成

Taisei Murakami

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

野本真樹

Maki Nomoto

上野こずえ

Kozue Ueno

山本 樹

Tatsuki Yamamoto

荻原明里

Akari Ogihara

 

 

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

行 信三

Shinzō Yuki

総作画監督

Chief Animation Supervisor

高橋優也

Yūya Takahashi

作画監督

Animation Supervisor

澤井 駿

Shun Sawai

本多弘幸

Hiroyuki Honda

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

Isamu 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