Double-J
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Double-J
Summary
Double-J is an anime television series[1].
Key Facts
- Double-J's instance of is recorded as anime television series[2].
- Double-J was directed by Azuma Tani[3].
- Azuma Tani wrote the screenplay for Double-J[4].
- Double-J's genre is school anime and manga[5].
- Double-J's based on is recorded as Double-J[6].
- Double-J's production company is recorded as DLE[7].
- The original language of Double-J was Japanese[8].
- Double-J's country of origin is recorded as Japan[9].
- Double-J began on June 29, 2011[10].
- Double-J ended on September 14, 2011[11].
- Double-J's voice actor is recorded as Ayuru Ōhashi[12].
- Double-J's voice actor is recorded as Emiri Katō[13].
- Double-J's voice actor is recorded as Kanami Satō[14].
- Double-J's voice actor is recorded as Chiaki Omigawa[15].
- Double-J's voice actor is recorded as Ayana Taketatsu[16].
- Double-J's voice actor is recorded as Nobuyuki Hiyama[17].
- Double-J's voice actor is recorded as Ryō Hirohashi[18].
- Double-J's voice actor is recorded as Yū Kobayashi[19].
- Double-J's voice actor is recorded as Miyu Matsuki[20].
- Double-J's voice actor is recorded as Banjō Ginga[21].
- Double-J's voice actor is recorded as Kaori Ishihara[22].
- Double-J's number of episodes is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+11'}[23].
- Double-J's title is recorded as だぶるじぇい[24].
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Authorship and Creation
Double-J was directed by Azuma Tani[3]. Azuma Tani wrote the screenplay for Double-J[4].
Publication
The original language of Double-J was Japanese[8]. Double-J's genre is school anime and manga[5].