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Aria the Avvenire
Now that Akari Mizunashi is a Prima Undine and head of the Aria Company with her own apprentice, Ai Aino, she can't help but reminisce about her time as a Single. She has new responsibilities and much less time on her hands, but these changes bring with them new forms of miracles that Neo Venezia can give. Growing up into new roles is hard, but Akari can always count on the friends she's made on Aqua in times of need.
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Now that Akari Mizunashi is a Prima Undine and head of the Aria Company with her own apprentice, Ai Aino, she can't help but reminisce about her time as a Single. She has new responsibilities and much less time on her hands, but these changes bring with them new forms of miracles that Neo Venezia can give. Growing up into new roles is hard, but Akari can always count on the friends she's made on Aqua in times of need.
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Genre:Animation, Comedy, Science Fiction, Fantasy
Written By:Reiko Yoshida
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Runtime:63 minutes
Studio:TYO Animations
Cast
Junichi Sato
Director
Kaori Mizuhashi
Ai Aino (voice)
Ai Kayano
Anya Dostoyevskaya (voice)
Mai Nakahara
Azusa B. McLaren (voice)
Junko Minagawa
Akira E. Ferrari (voice)
Tomoko Kawakami
Athena Glory (voice)
Chiwa Saito
Aika S. Granzchesta (voice)
Erino Hazuki
Akari Mizunashi (voice)
Chinami Nishimura
Aria Pokoteng (voice)
Sayaka Ohara
Alicia Florence (voice)
Yoshiko Matsuo
Grandma (voice)
Akeno Watanabe
Maa (voice)
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