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Animation Runner Kuromi 2
Following Studio Petit's popularity for Time Journey's, the crew is now faced with 3 anime at the same time. Rushing to fill the quotas, the owner of Studio Petit hires Takashimadaira, a veteran producer to help Kuromi. However, all Takashimadaira cares about is making deadlines, severely hurting the quality of the images. Shihonmatsu, who has been helping Kuromi, gets angry at the new producer and leaves, leaving Kuromi with a difficult choice: to choose between the quality or the deadline.
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Following Studio Petit's popularity for Time Journey's, the crew is now faced with 3 anime at the same time. Rushing to fill the quotas, the owner of Studio Petit hires Takashimadaira, a veteran producer to help Kuromi. However, all Takashimadaira cares about is making deadlines, severely hurting the quality of the images. Shihonmatsu, who has been helping Kuromi, gets angry at the new producer and leaves, leaving Kuromi with a difficult choice: to choose between the quality or the deadline.
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Genre:Animation, Comedy
Written By:Aki Itami
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Runtime:45 minutes
Studio:Yumeta Company
Cast
Akitaro Daichi
Director
Kaori Asoh
Mikiko "Kuromi-Chan" Oguro (voice)
Koji Ishii
Rei Takashimadaira (voice)
Reiko Yasuhara
Hamako Shihonmatsu (voice)
Akemi Okamura
Aoi Fukami (voice)
Eiji Itoh
Mizuho Tanonaka (voice)
Kazuya Ichijo
Seiichiro Haryu / Catman (voice)
Mayumi Misawa
Mai Horaguchi (voice)
Yoshiro Matsumoto
Hassaku Hozomi (voice)
Akitaro Daichi
Studio Acohida's Production Assistant (voice)
Koji Ishii
President (voice)
Makoto Yasumura
Animator A (voice)
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