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Main Title	Alice in Cyberland (a2175)
Official Title	javerified ありす ALICE in Cyber Land
Official Title	en Alice in Cyberland
Type	TV Special, 2 episodes
Year	16.12.1996
Season	Winter 1996/97
Tags	[similar]
Resources	Wiki (jp) Allcinema Anison ANN IMDB MAL TMDB
Rating	2.62 (155)
Average	4.21 (157)
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Added by	hidden on 2004-07-03 18:43
Edited by	hidden on 2023-09-01 15:42

Main Title	Alice in Cyberland (a2175)
Official Title	javerified ありす ALICE in Cyber Land
Official Title	en Alice in Cyberland
Official Title	pt Alice na Ciberlândia
Synonym	ありす in Cyberland, ありすインサイバーランド

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Direction:	Yokota Kazuyoshi
Character Design:	Moriyama Daisuke
Music:	G.S.T.
Animation Work:	Vega Entertainment

When criminal Cybernackists appear in the Cyberland, the vast 21st century computer networks, Alice, Miss Catnick, Leina, and Julie are drawn in by the mysterious Lucia to become a fighting force of young girl soldiers in the Cyberland to combat the criminal element.

Note: The anime received a pre-airing on TV Tokyo. The first episode was distributed on video a month later, on 25.01.1997. The second episode was never released on home video.

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Running Time 53364s

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ありすのパパ

voiced by: Sawaki Ikuya

ウルフ

voiced by: Suyama Akio

ルシア

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ルン・グワン

voiced by: Arima Katsuaki

体育教師

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八神樹莉

voiced by: Miyamura Yuuko

小俣英治

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水無月ありす

voiced by: Asada Youko

鳳麗奈

voiced by: Araki Kae

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Credit	Name	in Episodes	Comment
Direction (監督)	Yokota Kazuyoshi
Character Design (キャラクターデザイン)	Moriyama Daisuke
Mechanical Design (メカデザイン)	Hosoi Nobuhiro
Music (音楽)	G.S.T.
Editing (編集)	Morita Henshuushitsu	1
	Sakamoto Masaki	1	Morita Henshuushitsu (森田編集室)
	Kawasaki Akihiro	2	Okayasu Promotion (岡安プロモーション)
	Kojima Toshihiko	2	Okayasu Promotion (岡安プロモーション)
	Miyake Kiyotaka	2	Okayasu Promotion (岡安プロモーション)
	Murai Hideaki	2	Okayasu Promotion (岡安プロモーション)
	Nakaba Yumiko	2	Okayasu Promotion (岡安プロモーション)
	Okayasu Hajime	2	Okayasu Promotion (岡安プロモーション)
	Okayasu Promotion	2
Recording Direction (録音監督)	Mima Masafumi
Art Direction (美術監督)	Abe Taisaburou	1	as 阿部奉三郎
Art Direction (美術監督)	Park Myeong-Sik	2	as PARK-MYUNG-SIK
Colour Design (色彩設定)	Miyashita Mari
Photographic Direction (撮影監督)	Hirata Takafumi	1
Photographic Direction (撮影監督)	KIM-HEYNG-ME	2
Production Manager (担当)	Tanaka Atsushi		GLAMS
Production Manager (担当)	森靖之		WARNER VISION JAPAN
Executive Producer (制作総指揮)	吉田直人
Producer (プロデューサー)	Ikushima Masato
Animation Work (アニメーション制作)	Vega Entertainment	1
Animation Work (アニメーション制作)	Kyoe Sung Production	2
Production (製作)	グラムス株式会社

Script/Screenplay (脚本)	Konaka Chiaki	1-2
Storyboard (絵コンテ)	Yokota Kazuyoshi	1
	八王子一	2
	Matsuo Shin	OP1	GLAMS
Episode Direction (演出)	Ishidou Hiroyuki	1
	Yokota Kazuyoshi	1
	CHOI-BYUNG-NAM	2
	Matsuo Shin	OP1	GLAMS
Assistant Episode Direction (演出助手)	Sadohara Takeyuki	1
	Tsuchihashi Makoto	1
	尹鐘允	2
	崔淳哲	2
Animation Direction (作画監督)	Shimazu Ikuo	1
	PARK-LEE-NAM	2
	Muroi Fumie	OP1
Mechanical Animation Direction (メカ作監)	Matsuo Shin	OP1	GLAMS
Key Animation (原画)	Hosoi Nobuhiro	1
	Ishiguro Megumu	1
	Kaku Hirokazu	1
	Komori Ryou	1
	Kondou Takamitsu	1
	Mamashita Akihiko	1
	Nagai Ken`ichi	1
	Sasaki Tomohiro	1
	Shibata Kazunori	1
	Shimazu Ikuo	1
	Uchihara Shigeru	1
	Washida Toshiya	1
	Yagi Motoki	1
	Yoshida Shinsuke	1
	佐々木邦浩	1
	野島進	1
	鴻巣成行	1
	Kyoe Sung Production	2
	漢陽動画	2
	Ishii Kazuhiko	OP1
	Ishikawa Youichi	OP1
	Katou Hiromi	OP1
	Muroi Fumie	OP1
	Saitou Tetsuhito	OP1
	Satou Kazumi	OP1
	Tanaka Tomoko	OP1
	桜井洋子	OP1
In-Between Animation Check (動画チェック)	Sasaki Tomohiro	1
In-Between Animation Check (動画チェック)	小林雅光	2
In-Between Animation (動画)	Hanjin Animation	1	as 韓鎭プロダクション
	Orange Animation	1
	TOⱽプロダクション	1
	Yeong U Production	1
	Ani Power	2
	KONI-PRODUCTION	2
	Kyoe Sung Production	2
Colour Specification (色指定)	Izumisawa Yuka	1, OP1
Colour Specification (色指定)	Lee Nam-Hui	2
Digital Colouring (デジタル仕上)	GLAMS	OP1
Finishing/Clean-up (仕上)	Hanjin Animation	1	as 韓鎭プロダクション
	Maruta Noriko	1
	Miyamoto Youko	1
	Orange Animation	1
	TOⱽプロダクション	1
	Yeong U Production	1
	塩野谷美佐子	1
	Ani Power	2
	KONI-PRODUCTION	2
	Kyoe Sung Production	2
Art (美術)	Abe Taisaburou	1	as 阿部奉三郎
	Katahira Shinji	1
	Miyamoto Miu	1
	Satou Makoto	1
	Tada Kikuko	1
	Park Myeong-Sik	2	as PARK-MYUNG-SIK
Special Effects (特殊効果)	Yamamoto Kou	1
Special Effects (特殊効果)	KIM-BYUNG-JIN	2
Photography (撮影)	Iwasaki Yukari	1	Togen Anime Room (東京現像所アニメルーム)
	Tamura Masato	1	Togen Anime Room (東京現像所アニメルーム)
	Togen Anime Room	1
	Yoshimoto Yasuhiro	1	Togen Anime Room (東京現像所アニメルーム)
	長原昌子	1	Togen Anime Room (東京現像所アニメルーム)
	KIM-HEYNG-ME	2
Digital Photography (デジタル撮影)	GLAMS	OP1
Film Processing (現像)	Tokyo Genzousho	1-2
Production Desk (制作デスク)	Uchiyama Shuuji	1
Production Desk (制作デスク)	渡辺一	2
Assistant Production Manager (制作進行)	古畑慎一	1
	松林拓磨	1
	趙龍植	2
	黄一平	2
Assistance/Cooperation (協力)	FLEX	2
	Kosuge Yasuo	2	FLEX
	トライアングル	2
	内藤直也	2	FLEX
	橋尾勇三	2	Triangle (トライアングル)
Sales Manager (セールスマネージャー)	浦勝博	1	WARNER VISION JAPAN

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opening	Totteoki no Heart Beat Time	OP1	N/A (0)	Vocals/Performed by (歌)	Asada Youko
				Featuring (with)	Miyamura Yuuko
				Lyrics (作詞)	Satou Alice
				Music Composition (作曲)	Shibaya Toshihiko
				Music Arrangement (編曲)	G.S.T.
ending	Kimi ni Aete Yokatta	ED1	N/A (0)	Vocals/Performed by (歌)	Asada Youko
				Featuring (with)	Miyamura Yuuko
				Lyrics (作詞)	Satou Alice
				Music Composition (作曲)	Takami Masahiro
				Music Arrangement (編曲)	G.S.T.

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1	Episode 1	25m	16.12.1996
2	Episode 2	25m	16.12.1996
OP1	Totteoki no Heart Beat Time	2m	16.12.1996
ED1	Kimi ni Aete Yokatta	2m	16.12.1996

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