Danball Senki Wars
ダンボール戦機ウォーズ
Synopsis
Year 2055, four years after the events in Danball Senki W. LBXs have become the world’s largest hobby, big enough for pro leagues to be established, and people to make their entire living off being an LBX player. 14-year-old Arata is a new transfer student at Kamui Daimon Integrated Academy on Kamui Island, near Japan. Known to be the most prestigious institution in the world for raising LBX players and mechanics, entrance to the academy requires an extremely competitive hurdle of being the champion of at least three official tournaments. Along with other members of his platoon, they face rivals and delve into the secrets lurking within the academy. (Source: ANN)
Staff
Hino, Akihiro
Producer, Original Creator, Planning
Takahashi, Naohito
Director
Mima, Masafumi
Sound Director
Fukumoto, Kiyoshi
Episode Director
Geshi, Yasuhiro
Episode Director, Storyboard
Kawanishi, Taiji
Episode Director, Storyboard
Matsuda, Kiyoshi
Episode Director, Storyboard
Satou, Mitsutoshi
Episode Director, Storyboard
Suzuki, Warurou
Episode Director, Storyboard, Key Animation
Toyama, Sou
Episode Director, Storyboard
Wakano, Tetsuya
Episode Director, Storyboard, Key Animation
Yamada, Kenichi
Script
Hirata, Tomohiro
Storyboard
Koshiba, Junya
Storyboard
Dream5
Theme Song Performance
Iehara, Masaki
Theme Song Arrangement
Ishizuka, Sayori
Theme Song Performance
Little Blue boX
Theme Song Performance
Maeno, Tomoaki
Theme Song Performance
Oosaka, Ryouta
Theme Song Performance
Tanabe, Keiji
Theme Song Arrangement
Yamaguchi, Hiroo
Theme Song Composition
Abe, Takatoshi
Special Effects
Kondou, Rei
Music
Mitani, Takafumi
Key Animation, 2nd Key Animation
Opening & Ending Themes
Openings
- 1: "Mugen Myself" by Little Blue boX (リトル・ブルー・ボックス)
- 2: "ETERNAL (エターナル)" by Little Blue boX (リトル・ブルー・ボックス)
Endings
- 1: "Kamisama Yayaya (神様 ヤーヤーヤー)" by Dream5 (eps 2-21)
- 2: "Boku-tachi no wars (ぼくたちのウォーズ)" by Arata Sena (Ryota Ohsaka), Hikaru Hoshihara (Sayori Ishizuka), Haruki Izumo (Tomoaki Maeno) (eps 22-36)
- 3: "Hirameki (閃き)" by Arata Sena (Ryota Ohsaka) (eps 37)