Heaven's Lost Property: Forte
Japanese anime television series
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Summary
Heaven's Lost Property: Forte is an anime television series[1]. It is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Director: Forte — director (P57): Hisashi Saitō[3]
- Screenwriter: Forte — screenwriter (P58): Yūko Kakihara[4]
- Composer: Forte — composer (P86): Motoyoshi Iwasaki[5]
- Genre: Forte — genre (P136): school anime and manga[6], Forte — genre (P136): ecchi[7], Forte — genre (P136): fantasy anime and manga[8], Forte — genre (P136): harem[9]
- Based on: Forte — based on (P144): Heaven's Lost Property[10]
- Follows: Forte — follows (P155): Heaven's Lost Property[11]
- Production company: Forte — production company (P272): Anime International Company[12]
- Original language of film or TV show: Forte — original language of film or TV show (P364): Japanese[13]
- Country of origin: Forte — country of origin (P495): Japan[14]
- Start time: October 1, 2010[15]
- End time: December 17, 2010[16]
- Voice actor: Forte — voice actor (P725): Sōichirō Hoshi[17], Forte — voice actor (P725): Saori Hayami[18], Forte — voice actor (P725): Mina[19], Forte — voice actor (P725): Tatsuhisa Suzuki[20], Forte — voice actor (P725): Ayahi Takagaki[21], Forte — voice actor (P725): Iori Nomizu[22], Forte — voice actor (P725): Kaori Fukuhara[23], Forte — voice actor (P725): Asuka Ōgame[24], Forte — voice actor (P725): Shin-ichiro Miki[25], Forte — voice actor (P725): Michiko Neya[26], Forte — voice actor (P725): Maya Okamoto[27], Forte — voice actor (P725): Aki Toyosaki[28], Forte — voice actor (P725): Hiroshi Iwasaki[29], Forte — voice actor (P725): Jūrōta Kosugi[30]
- Number of episodes: 12[31]
- Title: そらのおとしものf[32]
- Character designer: Forte — character designer (P8670): Yoshihiro Watanabe[33]
- P14825: 101102[34]