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Tokyo ESP (2014-2014)

Premiere:
July 11, 2014

# of Seasons: 1

# of Episodes: 12

Finale:
September 26, 2014

Original Title:
東京ESP

Alternate Titles:
Tokyo ESP
Токійські еспери
Токіо ESP
東京ESP

Genres:
Action & Adventure | Animation | Comedy | Sci-Fi & Fantasy

Production Companies:
KADOKAWA
Lantis
XEBEC

Countries:
JP

Overview from TheMovieDB

Rinka Urushiba is a normal high school girl, until she encounters a penguin and shoals of glowing fish swimming through the sky. She looses consciousness only to awaken with the power to move through inanimate objects. At first she thought it was a hallucination if it were not for Kyotaro Azuma who witnessed the event and who, incidentally, has the ability to teleport. They decide to use their powers to combat people who might use their powers for evil.

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Production

Art Designer:
Saaya Kinjo

Art Direction:
Ryouka Kinoshita

CGI Director:
Noriki Tsukamoto

Character Designer:
Masaaki Takiyama

Co-Writer:
Hideyuki Kurata
Katsuhiko Takayama

Comic Book:
Hajime Segawa

Director of Photography:
Tomoyuki Nakata

Executive Producer:
Takeshi Yasuda

Opening/Ending Animation:
Masaaki Takiyama

Original Music Composer:
Evan Call

Producer:
Atsushi Itou

Series Composition:
Hideyuki Kurata

Series Director:
Shigehito Takayanagi

Sound Director:
Yota Tsuruoka

Supervising Animation Director:
Masaaki Takiyama

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