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Annabel

Annabel participated in game or related voice production.

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LACKGIRL I - “Astra inclinant, sed non obligant.” PositionPerformed by the singer
A promise under the blue sky, a paradise post in the palmLyrics and performance
Rewrite + positionsPerformed on the album version of 'Rewrite Arrangement Album Branch'
Christmas Tina - Bubble Winter Scenery - PostLyrics for the version of 'Song of the City ~Song of the Town~ / HOME'
Christmas Tina - Bubble Winter Scenery - PostOriginal game opening vocals
Christmas Tina - Bubble Winter Scenery - PostOriginal game BGM vocals/chorus

LACKGIRL I - “Astra inclinant, sed non obligant.” Related productions

Annabel participated in "Missing World," credited as a vocalist.

Promise Under the Blue Sky - Related production of Palm Paradise

Annabel participated in "Paradise in the Palm of Your Hand," signing the show for lyric writing and vocals.

Rewrite + related production

Annabel was credited as the vocalist on the album version of "Rewrite Arrangement Album Branch."

Christmas Tina - Bubble Winter Scene - Related production

Annabel credited the lyrics for the version of "City Song ~Machi no Uta~ / HOME." Annabel performed the opening theme song for "Winter Bubble." Annabel participated in the vocal and chorus of the BGM for "Winter's Bubble."

Altair preparation and live demos

After being invited to sing the ending theme "Altair" from the 2012 "Atelier of Asya no Atelier," Annabel purchased a PS3 and played "Atelier Rorona," which led her to get to know the series. Music director Daisuke Achiha chose her to achieve a new goal with mature emotional expression—neither overly bright nor prolonged gloomy.

During recording, she repeatedly changed and auditioned difficult spots. She met Achiha for the first time on site, exchanging ideas and ultimately receiving guidance for free-spirited performance; She also made sure the lyrics were clearly conveyed.

The lyrics for two theme songs from Koi Choco

When writing lyrics for the 2012 anime "Love and Election to Chocolate" for "Signalual Graph," Annabel compared the director's requirements with the animation script and interpreted the feelings of each female lead toward the protagonist as a signal. Based on this, she created the title and switched to katakana characters, allowing the song's title to reflect a new direction.

She considered the story content and the age of the characters, adopting a more direct expression than before. Before recording, revisions were continuously made, with the supervisor fine-tuning requirements, while also emphasizing how word pronunciation and melody were combined.

The PSP version of "STEP AHEAD" reduces situational descriptions and uses more emotionally charged language. She hopes the song will bring players into the game with the momentum of ready to start the game.

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Data compiled on: 2026-10-12.

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