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Aino Nanjo

Yoshino Nanjo participated in the TV anime voice acting and singing, with related works including Maki Inohara (Gray Phantom Trigger), Dandelion (Gray Phantom Trigger animation), and Sayonara no Waseki (Gray Phantom Trigger animation).

Additional information
Positions have been verifiedTV anime voice acting/singing
Hatsune Island IIIEdward Watson voices (D.C.III P.S.)
A position in a scientific railgunThis work is dubbed in Japanese
Eustia's post in the Filthy WingPerformed by Eustia character record 'Soratane'
Eustia's post in the Filthy WingEustia performed the character record Asphodelus
Eustia's post in the Filthy WingPerformed by Eustia character record 'Soratane' (Acoustic Arrange).
Eustia's post in the Filthy WingEustia character record Melt Drops performed on the album
Eustia's post in the Filthy WingEustia character record Melt Drops (EUSTIA Ver.karaoke) only retains the Tia vocal part for vocal performance

Materials

Yoshino Nanjo is credited as the voice actress for the character in 'Kadenz fermata//Akkord:fortissimo.'

Credited for production and performance

Maki Inohara (Gray Phantom Trigger): Voice actor for TV anime.

Dandelion (gray phantom trigger animation): Vocals.

Goodbye Planet (Gray Phantom Trigger Animation): Vocals.

Namida Flows (Gray Phantom Trigger Animation): Vocals.

Division of labor in the work

The production list for "Black Declaration: The Martyrs" includes Yoshino Nanjo as the voice actor.

Production and performance

Yoshino Nanjo was credited as the voice of Edward Watson (D.C.III P.S.) in Hatsune Island III.

A certain scientific company related to railgun production

Aino Nanjo provided Japanese voice acting for Awafu Banbin in "A Certain Scientific Railgun."

Eustia related to Filthywing

Yoshino Nanjo was explicitly credited as the vocalist on Eustia's character album 'Sora Tane.' Yoshino Nanjo is clearly credited as the singer on Eustia's character record Asphodelus. Yoshino Nanjo was explicitly credited as a vocalist on Eustia's character album 'Soratane-' (Acoustic Arrange). On Eustia's character album Melt Drops, Yoshino Nanjo is explicitly credited as the vocalist. On the Eustia character album Melt Drops (EUSTIA Ver. karaoke), Yoshino Nanjo only retained the Tia vocal part as her vocal credit.

way to answer: sound color

When Nanjo performed "Way to Answer," facing high notes and heavy accompaniment, he worked hard to keep his voice from being overwhelmed by the accompaniment. She focuses on the sound colors suited to the song and interprets the lyrics as direct expressions that fit Mikoto Misaka's personality.

The Planet of Farewell: Recording and Video

During the recording of "Goodbye Planet," Nanjo Jun sang with the melody and the meaning of farewell; After relistening to the MV, she found her understanding was becoming even more despairing.

Nanjo shared the idea of not switching scenes in the latter half of the song to the MV director, hoping the story would support the visuals, and ultimately the entire MV was made in one take.

Tears Flowing End: Performance and MV

When recording and singing "Namida Flowing Runoma," Nanjo receives hints from the role relationships and then puts himself in the shoes of losing someone important; She interprets the latter half as gradually accumulating sadness through beautiful and positive expression.

fermata and the Secret of My Heart

When Yaginuma recalls "fermata," he attributes the clear conveyance of the breathless position to Nanjo's distinct singing, enunciation, and attentive singing.

When Nanjo wrote lyrics for "Secret of my heart," the only request he received was a sentimental romance song; Based on this, she wrote about unrequited love themes.

Favorite items and ideas are sung in reunion with old songs

According to Yaginuma's recollection, Nanjo created "Always Be with You" by anthropomorphizing his favorite items. At first, he worried the subject matter was too specific, but after seeing the finished draft still abstract, he accepted this direction.

When re-performing "magicaride" and "crescendo" in 2016, Nanjo considered the memories of old listeners and treated them as new works by fripSide at the time, avoiding directly imitating nao's original singing style.

The speed of the 1983 IS3 version

Recalling the 2016 IS3 version of "1983," Nanjo said that the sense of progress from multiple live performances made her feel the speed was natural after speeding up, with no obvious discomfort.

Lyrics invitation for "Shall we?"

According to a 2018 Zwei interview, Ayumu directly invited Aino Nanjo via social media to write lyrics for the single's accompanying song "Shall We ?"; The team had originally listed Nanjo as a candidate.

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Data compiled on: 2026-10-10.

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