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Elf no Futagohime: Willan to Arsura (2009-2009)

Premiere:
July 31, 2009

# of Seasons: 1

# of Episodes: 1

Finale:
July 31, 2009

Original Title:
エルフの双子姫 ウィランとアルスラ

Alternate Titles:
Elf no Futago Hime: Willan to Arsura

Genres:
Animation

Production Companies:
Cotton Doll
T-REX

Countries:
JP

Overview from TheMovieDB

There is a world where humans and elves live together. Elf. The world of their skills and longevity. But one day, humans rose to revolt and a big war ensued. After a long battle, the two countries decided to oppose the war by marrying representatives of each type for peace. Arsura, an elf princess, was chosen as the bride. However, compiling him on his way to human territory, he and Willan, his sister and security guard, were abducted by someone! A bunch of monsters appear! Those who kidnapped a sister. Their boss is Daash, who is half human and half fairy. What refute?

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Production

Animation Director:
Garyuu
Mamoru Kobayashi

Art Direction:
Shinji Katahira

Character Designer:
Mamoru Kobayashi

Co-Director:
Nagai Yaruo

Co-Producer:
Kou Komusume

Color Designer:
Itou Hisui

Director:
Ken Raika

Editor:
Sugino Yukiya

Screenplay:
Shinichirou Sawayama

Sound Director:
Tatsuto Nakagawa

Storyboard:
Kamae Yasuyuki

Storyboard Assistant:
Mamoru Kobayashi

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