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Tactical Roar
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| タクティカルロア (Tactical Roar) |
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| Directed by | Yoshitaka Fujimoto |
| Studio | Bandai Visual |
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| Original run | 8 January 2006 – 2 April 2006 |
| No. of episodes | 13 |
Tactical Roar (タクティカルロア Takutikaru Roa?) is an anime television series set in a not-too-distant future.
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In the near future, a hypercane has appeared in the Pacific Ocean, causing a series of climate changes worldwide. This storm, dubbed "Grand Roar" by people, has been stable for over 50 years. Climate changes make air travel and transport less reliable, and thus the world has begun reverting to a second naval age, particularly in the Asian region. However, the world situation also heralds the return of piracy and the growth or maritime terrorism. Thus, many large international companies have begun arming themselves and setting up their own private naval security forces.
At the outset of the series, Systems Engineer Hyōsuke Nagimiya runs into the crew of the Pascal Magi, one such maritime security ship. He gets into a few typical compromising situations before finally being introduced as a software engineer assigned to update the systems on-board the ship. He meets his step-sister, the captain of the war vessel, Captain Misaki Nanaha, who treats him as a stranger. Although he refers to her as 'sister,' he still thinks of her as a woman nonetheless. During the duration of his duties, the ship is called into combat, where Hyosuke begins to understand the nature of the Pascal Magi and its crew's battle potential as the vessel flings itself into the fight.
- Nanaha Misaki: Mai Nakahara
- Hyōsuke Nagimiya: Hisayoshi Suganuma
- Tsubasa Watatsumi: Mikako Takahashi
- Sango Fukami: Kana Ueda
- Miharu Kairi: Yumiko Kobayashi
- Manatsu Akoya: Kumiko Higa
- Mashū Akoya: Satomi Arai
- Mitori Shimabara: Junko Minagawa
- Tanya L. Kojima: Kaya Miyake
- Clio Aquanaut: Rio Natsuki
- Lemala Hamaguchi: Daiki Nakamura
- Kunio Okamachi: Kenji Nomura
- Director: Yoshitaka Fujimoto
- Series Organization, Script: Kazuho Hyodo
- Character Designer, Assistant Animation Director: Takeshi Ito
- Concept Supervisor: Shinya Ogura
- Mecha Design: Takeshi Takakura
- Setting Designer: Seiichi Shirato
- Mecha Visuals Director: Kōji Itō
- Art Director: Kunihiro Shibata
- Background Design: Takashi Hiruma
- Color Design: Yukari Itō
- 3D Director: Jun Iwai
- 3D Visual Director: Takashi Takeda
- Director of Photography: Mitsuru Sugiura
- Editor: Jun Takuma
- Sound Director: Jin Aketagawa
- Sound Effects: Katsuhiro Nakano
- Music: Hikaru Nanase
- Music Director: Toshitsugu Inoue
- CG Production: Studio A-Cat
- Animation Production: Actas
- Produced by Actas and Bandai Visual