Kumichou Musume to Sewagakari
組長娘と世話係
Synopsis
Tooru Kirishima's notoriety is spread far and wide in the underworld. He is most commonly known as "The Demon of Sakuragi"—a man who is not afraid to resort to violence if deemed necessary. After almost jeopardizing a peace treaty, his boss tasks him with the most difficult job he has ever had: taking care of seven-year-old Yaeka Sakuragi—the boss' precious daughter—so that Tooru understands what it means to be responsible for another life. At first, the two do not seem to meet eye to eye, as Tooru has no clue on how to communicate with Yaeka, and the young girl is not used to expressing her emotions. However, as time goes on, they come to understand each other despite their differences. The fearsome right-hand man of a yakuza boss and the child he must protect are about to learn that family is not always bound by blood. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
Staff
Kitazawa, Shiryuu
Producer
Nakamura, Koutarou
Producer
Oonuki, Yuusuke
Producer
Sekido, Kimihito
Producer
Takigasaki, Makoto
Producer
WEST GROUND
Producer
Yang, Jianli
Producer
Yoshida, Keisuke
Producer
Uesaka, Youichirou
Assistant Producer
Kawasaki, Itsurou
Director, Sound Director, Episode Director, Script, Storyboard
Honma, Riri
Episode Director, Assistant Animation Director, Key Animation, 2nd Key Animation
Imai, Shouta
Episode Director, Storyboard
Matsushita, Shuuhei
Episode Director
Miyoshi, Nao
Episode Director
Tatsuta, Shinichi
Episode Director, Storyboard, 2nd Key Animation, Key Animation, Assistant Animation Director
Watanabe, Tetsuya
Episode Director, Storyboard
Yoshizawa, Taichi
Episode Director
Oochi, Keiichirou
Script, Series Composition
Kanazawa, Hiromitsu
Storyboard
ANCHOR
Theme Song Arrangement, Theme Song Lyrics, Theme Song Composition
Takeyaki, Shou
Theme Song Performance
Abe, Takatoshi
Special Effects
Akao, Ryoutarou
Key Animation
Arellano, Armand
2nd Key Animation
Chan, Ming H.
Planning
Opening & Ending Themes
Openings
- "Mirai no Hero Tachi e (未来のヒーローたちへ)" by Takeyaki Shou (タケヤキ翔)
Endings
- "Kaerimichi no Iro (かえりみちの色)" by Shibuya HAL (渋谷ハル)