
Mima Kirigoe (voice)

Rumi (voice)

Rei (voice)

Mamoru Uchida (voice)

Tadokoro (voice)
Yukiko (voice)

Tejima (voice)

Takao Shibuya (voice)

Sakuragi (voice)

Eri Ochiai (voice)

Murano (voice)

Kantoku (voice)

Yada (voice)

Mima's Mother (voice)

Taku (voice)

Child (voice)

Child (voice)

Tadashi Doi (voice)

Company Employee (voice)

Red (voice)

Green (voice)

Blue (voice)
Chairman (voice)
Audience (voice)
Reporter (voice)

Reporter (voice)

Additional Voices (voice)

Additional Voices (voice)

Director

Screenplay
Editor
Director of Photography
Producer

Key Animation

Character Designer
Key Animation
Key Animation

Key Animation
Key Animation
Key Animation
Key Animation
Key Animation
Key Animation
Key Animation

Key Animation
Key Animation
Key Animation

Key Animation
Key Animation
Key Animation
Key Animation
Key Animation
Key Animation
Key Animation
Key Animation
Key Animation

Key Animation
Key Animation
Key Animation

Character Designer
Animation Director
Character Designer
Key Animation
Key Animation
Music Producer
Background Designer
Producer
Sound Director

Producer
Producer
Executive Producer
Executive Producer
Producer
Executive Producer
Art Direction
Background Designer

Music Producer

Sound Effects
Color Designer
Background Designer
Background Designer
Background Designer
Background Designer
Background Designer
Background Designer
Background Designer
Background Designer
Background Designer
Background Designer
Background Designer
Background Designer
Special Effects
Compositing Artist
Compositing Artist
Compositing Artist
Compositing Artist
Compositing Artist
Compositing Artist
Compositing Artist
Compositing Artist
Compositing Artist
Compositing Artist
Compositing Artist
Compositing Artist
Compositing Artist
Compositing Artist
Compositing Artist
Compositing Artist
Compositing Artist
Compositing Artist
Original Music Composer

Novel
Sound Recordist

Rising pop star Mima quits singing to pursue a career as an actress. After she takes up a role on a popular detective show, her handlers and collaborators begin turning up murdered. Harboring feelings of guilt and haunted by visions of her former self, Mima's reality and fantasy meld into a frenzied paranoia.