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*[[Oomasa Aya]] as Sakurako (170) | *[[Oomasa Aya]] as Sakurako (170) | ||
*[[Honda Tsubasa]] as Komachi (165) | *[[Honda Tsubasa]] as Komachi (165) | ||
| − | *[[Hiraoka Yuta]] as Hayato (25) ( | + | *[[Hiraoka Yuta]] as Hayato (25) (young aspiring musician) |
| − | *[[Tomiura Satoshi]] as Kentaro (20) | + | *[[Tomiura Satoshi]] as Kentaro (20) (young man who lived in Midnight Cafe) |
*[[Okamoto Anri]] as Risa (20) | *[[Okamoto Anri]] as Risa (20) | ||
*[[Miura Toko]] as Chisato | *[[Miura Toko]] as Chisato | ||
Revision as of 04:31, 19 February 2014
Details
- Title: ヴァンパイア・ヘヴン
- Title (romaji): Vampire Heaven
- Format: Renzoku
- Genre: Romance
- Episodes: 12
- Viewership rating: TBA
- Broadcast network: TV Tokyo
- Broadcast period: 2013-Apr-12 to 2013-Jul-05
- Air time: Friday 24:52
- Theme song: Kindan no Karma by Shiritsu Ebisu Chuugaku
Synopsis
After violating a taboo in the world of vampires, Sakurako and Komachi come down to the world of humans, and encounter a human male, Hayato. Though Sakurako instantly falls in love with Hayato, vampires have the disposition that the more they love somebody, the more they desire the person’s blood. Sakurako finds out she can resist the uncontrollable impulse to suck blood somehow when she plays music, thus she strums on a guitar while thinking of her loved one. Komachi worries about Sakurako, but eventually, she also becomes attracted to Hayato.
Cast
- Oomasa Aya as Sakurako (170)
- Honda Tsubasa as Komachi (165)
- Hiraoka Yuta as Hayato (25) (young aspiring musician)
- Tomiura Satoshi as Kentaro (20) (young man who lived in Midnight Cafe)
- Okamoto Anri as Risa (20)
- Miura Toko as Chisato
- Haruka Kurosawa as Mizuo (Risa's friend)
- Eguchi Noriko as
Production Credits
- Screenwriters: Seta Natsuki (瀬田 なつき)
- Chief Producer:
- Producers:
- Directors: Seta Natsuki (瀬田 なつき)