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*{{g2|プロポーズする男 |岡安章介 |Man who proposes|[[Okayasu Akiyoshi]]}} | *{{g2|プロポーズする男 |岡安章介 |Man who proposes|[[Okayasu Akiyoshi]]}} | ||
*{{g2|プロポーズされる女 |落合恭子 |Woman who is proposed to|[[Ochiai Kyoko]]}} | *{{g2|プロポーズされる女 |落合恭子 |Woman who is proposed to|[[Ochiai Kyoko]]}} | ||
*{{g2|浪人生 |山村真也 |Ronin student|[[Yamamura Shinya]]}} | *{{g2|浪人生 |山村真也 |Ronin student (Kashima Tooru)|[[Yamamura Shinya]]}} | ||
===Stunt Actors=== | ===Stunt Actors=== | ||
*{{g2|素体ホラー |田中大登 |Luke's stunt double|[[Tanaka Daito]]}} | *{{g2|素体ホラー |田中大登 |Luke's stunt double|[[Tanaka Daito]]}} | ||
Revision as of 14:38, 4 May 2014
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| Writer | Kida Norio | ||
| Director |
Amemiya Keita Abe Mitsuyoshi | ||
| Original air date | May 3, 2014 | ||
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| < Garo Makai no Hana 04 | Star Chart 星図 |
Garo Makai no Hana 06 > |
Important things that happened
Horror
Horror Stellas
ホラー・ステラス
Human form - Luke
Gateway - Woman's corpse
Played by Thane Camus
Guests
- Cleric Jiiru - Mamoru Asana → 神官ジイル - 護あさな
- Luke (Horror human form) - Thane Camus → ルーク - セイン・カミュ
- Woman being hit on - Yoshida Mari → ナンパされる女 - 吉田真理
- Man who proposes - Okayasu Akiyoshi → プロポーズする男 - 岡安章介
- Woman who is proposed to - Ochiai Kyoko → プロポーズされる女 - 落合恭子
- Ronin student (Kashima Tooru) - Yamamura Shinya → 浪人生 - 山村真也
Stunt Actors
- Luke's stunt double - Tanaka Daito → 素体ホラー - 田中大登
- Horror Stellas - 申山甲髪 → ホラー・ステラス - 申山甲髪
Music
Trivia
- Because of an airing of ping pong that went into overtime, this episode was pushed back to airing at 2 AM.
- Crow's first transformation and battle.
- Using his wings causes him to lose 200 seconds of transformation time.
- This episode also reveals Crow's full title: Phantom Knight Crow (幻影騎士・吼狼). It continues the Garo tradition of Makai Knights whose names end in -ro, since Crow in Japanese would be spelled Ku-ro. In Japanese, the kanji for ro/rou means wolf.
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