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Main Title Hagane Orchestra (a12387)
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Official Title zh-Hans
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Mizuhara Kaoru 		as
Kako
Tsutsui Erina 		as
Kureha
Satou Azusa 		as
Marsha
Matsui Eriko 		as
Nanaka
Saitou Souma 		as
Chris
Sasaki Hiroo 		as
Den-tan
Tokuishi Katsuhiro 		as
Hanzou
Enoki Jun`ya 		as
Kajika
Miya Ken`ichi 		as
Kyuubee
Nakae Mitsuki 		as
Tsubaki

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Direction:
Oota Masahiko
Series Composition:
Aoshima Takashi
Character Design:
Ookuma Takaharu
Chief Animation Direction:
Ookuma Takaharu
Music:
Misawa Yasuhiro
Animation Work:
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The people of this world live happily, despite its inhospitable landscapes. Kureha and the other members of the Defence Squad living in the Irodori Settlement spend their days here in meetings to figure out how to get more people to play Hagane Orchestra, the smartphone game they appear in. And they will do anything to promote their game! The inside story about the game? Its inner workings? Anything goes... be it friendship, determination, betrayal, or despair.

A young man tells his story, along with the girls, his friends, and the Haganes. All work together as one, just like an orchestra...

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approx. 48m

Completed

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late for schoolOne of the central characters in a school setting keeps on getting up too late in the morning, and thus has to show frantic activity at breakfast, to then rush to school. This is also related to "guy/girl running with toast in mouth" and may include the "running into a character of the opposite gender" scene. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 10
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abilitiesAbilities are skills or competences that have applicability in some sort of activity.

singing (1)Singing is the act of producing musical sounds with the voice and augments regular speech by the use of sustained tonality, rhythm, and a variety of vocal techniques. A person who sings is called a singer or vocalist.

accessoriesAccessories are objects characters use or sometimes simply carry around.

goggles (1)Goggles, or safety glasses, are forms of protective eyewear that usually enclose or protect the area surrounding the eye in order to prevent particulates, water or chemicals from striking the eyes.mask (1)Masks are items normally worn on the face. Their uses range from medical (example: oxygen mask) to disguise (avoiding recognition). They can also be used for entertainment (for example, in theater or dance), and may even be forced upon someone as punishment. Masks have been in use since ancient times.

clothingClothing is fiber and textile material worn on the body.

kimono (2)The kimono is a Japanese traditional garment worn by women, men and children. They are also commonly worn with a hakama, geta, and tabi.knee boots (1)Kneehigh boots are boots that rise up to, but not including, the knee, or slightly thereunder; they leave the knee exposed. Boots that partly cover the knees, or fully cover and extend above the knees, are thigh boots / over-the-knee boots. Boots at a trouser length (or shorter) are half boots (or lower).loose sleeves (1)This character wears an outfit with sleeves that aren`t attached to a top, instead they`re strapped onto the arm close to the shoulder.single hosiery piece (1)A single hosiery piece is any piece of hosiery that is not worn as a pair. This may be in the form of hosiery being worn on only one leg, or in the form of mismatching hosiery, where each leg has a piece but they do not form a pair. Naturally, this only applies to characters with more than just one leg.thighhighs (2)Thighhighs or stockings are a close-fitting, variously elastic hosiery piece that fully cover and extend above the knees, or partly cover the knees, leaving only the thigh area exposed. Generally, "thighhighs" refers to stockings that stay up by the use of built-in elastic. In contrast, "stockings" is the general term and/or refers to the kind of stockings that need a suspender belt / garter belt. Hosiery that rise up to, but not including, the knee, or slightly thereunder, are knee highs.

fashion accessoriesno description set

hair ribbon (1)Hair ribbons are ribbons used both as hair decorations and as hair ties. Hair ribbons are often tied into bows. They may also be present as part of a hairband. In older anthropomorphic series, where the gender of characters was sometimes hard to tell at first glance, ribbon bows were used to indicate a female character.sweatband (2)A sweatband is a strip of cloth worn around the forehead during physical activity that absorbs sweat and keeps hair from reaching the eyes. Sweatbands are often made by continuously looping a long string of fabric or by folding a wide one, as is sometimes done with bandanas. They are also commonly tied with a knot behind the head, and may include a tail. For a similar band worn over the top of the head primarily to maintain a hair style, see hairband.

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ahoge (1)Consisting of a single, often large, lock of hair sticking out from the top of the head, it is most often used to identify foolish, bumbling or carefree characters.blue eyes (1)This character has blue-colored eyes.blue hair highlights (1)no description setbrown eyes (1)The character has brown eyes.brown hair (1)The character has brown hair.cyan hair highlights (2)no description setexposed midriff (1)In fashion, midriff is a term for the human abdomen. The midriff is exposed when wearing a crop top or some forms of swimwear.hair antennae (1)Hair antennae are two, or sometimes more, strands of hair that stick up from the top of the head and curve forward like antennae. Not to be confused with ahoge ("idiot hair"), which only has one strand and is commonly associated with idiots.hair over one eye (1)Hair that is combed over or falls over either eye, often but not always in the form of hair bangs/fringe. Typically associated with emotionally unstable characters ("emos") or shy or mysterious characters. Sometimes they cover a disfigurement such as horrible scarring or a blind eye.long hair (1)Long hair is hair from (but not including) shoulder-length, up to (but not including) waist length hair. Sidelocks do NOT count as long hair.pink hair highlights (1)no description setponytail (2)A ponytail is a hairstyle in which most or all of the hair on the head is gathered and secured at the back of the head with a hair tie, clip or similar device, and allowed to hang freely from that point.purple eyes (1)This character`s eyes are colored somewhere between red and blue.purple hair (2)This character`s hair is colored somewhere between red and blue.red hair highlights (1)no description setside ponytail (1)A side ponytail is a ponytail which is worn tied up and secured to project from the left or right side of the head, rather than from the rear side of the head.single hairbun (1)A single hairbun is a hairstyle sporting one hairbun. To produce a hairbun, hair is pulled backwards and twisted or plaited, then wrapped in a circular coil around itself. A hairbun can be at the base of a ponytail. A single hairbun is typically placed on the back of the head or near the neck, aligned with the middle of the body. A hairstyle sporting two off-center hairbuns, one to each side, is a double hairbun and not a single hairbun.very long hair (1)Very long hair is hair from (and including) waist-length hair or longer.yellow hair (2)The character has yellow hair. This does not map precisely to real-life blond hair.

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secondary cast
Chris
episode appearance appears in ep: 1-3, 5-7
male
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Den-tan
episode appearance appears in ep: 1-8
voiced by:
Hanzou
episode appearance appears in ep: 1, 3, 5-8
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Direction (監督)
Oota Masahiko
Series Composition (シリーズ構成)
Aoshima Takashi
Original Character Design (キャラクター原案)
Konno Takashi
Character Design (キャラクターデザイン)
Ookuma Takaharu
Chief Animation Direction (総作画監督)
Ookuma Takaharu
Music (音楽)
Misawa Yasuhiro
Sound Direction (音響監督)
Ebina Yasunori
Sound Work (音響制作)
Sound Team Don Juan
Sound Effects (音響効果)
Yamatani Naoto
Editing (編集)
Onodera Emi 		Jay Film (ジェイ・フィルム)
Art Direction (美術監督)
Katou Hiroshi
Assistant Art Direction (美術監督補佐)
Arai Honoka
Art Design (美術設定)
Katou Hiroshi
Yonekawa Shingo
Colour Design (色彩設計)
Nobori Haruko 		6-12
Tsumori Yuuko
Photographic Direction (撮影監督)
Horino Daisuke
Production Manager (制作管理)
Kitamura Eiji 		1-5
Matsui Kumi
Animation Producer (アニメーションプロデューサー)
Takayama Akira
Line Producer (ラインプロデューサー)
Kitamura Eiji 		6-12
Associate Producer (アソシエイトプロデューサー) 田中瑠璃
Planning (企画)
Mori Daisuke 		1-7
Planning Assistance (企画協力)
Quaras
Animation Work (アニメーション制作)
Fanworks
Script/Screenplay (脚本)
Aoshima Takashi
Episode Direction (演出)
Arai Shougo
Background Art (美術背景)
Totonyan
Sound Work Manager (音響制作担当)
Arima Kanako
Recording Adjustment (録音調整)
Yamaki Daiki
Recording Studio (録音スタジオ)
Sound Team Don Juan

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01.11.2020
Trap		 complete
12 0 ja en de fr it es ar pt Blu-ray N/A (0) 0
05.01.2019
WaLMaRT		 complete
12 0 ja en de fr it es ar pt www N/A (0) 0
27.02.2017
SRZ		 complete
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20.01.2017
HorribleSubs		 complete
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26.12.2016
Leopard-Raws		 complete
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25.12.2016
Ohys-Raws		 complete
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20.03.2017
BakedFish		 stalled
7 0 ja en unknown N/A (0) 0
01.11.2016
pgs		 stalled
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