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On July 27 1996, Mr. Takeyuki Kanda died suddenly at the age of 52. Born August 11 1943, he was known as the director of several animations including VIFAM. Thus in 1998 a new TV series of VIFAM was broadcasted in memory of him. Televised 1998/3/21-1998/10/3 (in Kansai area), it contains 26 episodes, and like Twelve people disappeared it is a sidestory, but some new features are added: new persons, new RV, etc. The story could be inserted between #22 and #26 (#24 and #25 are digests) of VIFAM, and is divided into three parts: Act I (#1-14), Interlude (#15-18), Act II (#19-26), if we name them (in reality Act I and II have little relationship). It could also be the New Testament, but it is now regarded as an apocrypha (or worse, a pseudo-VIFAM). There are several reasons to say so, but to watch the story is the best way to understand them. (Source: u-netsurf.ne.jp/~suemura/vifam/vguide.html)
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Hiroyuki HoshiyamaOriginal Creator
Toshifumi KawaseDirector
Toyoo AshidaCharacter Design
Toshiyuki WatanabeMusic
Tsunehisa ItouScript
Akira TakahashiAnimation Director
Akira TakahashiKey Animation
Hiroyuki HoshiyamaScript (eps 2, 3, 7, 11, 14, 17, 21, 25, 26)
Shinji TakamatsuEpisode Director (ep 8, 13, 18)
Kenichi KasaiEpisode Director (ep 22)
Yuuji YamaguchiEpisode Director (eps 5, 10, 15, 20, 25)
Shinji TakamatsuStoryboard (ep 8, 13, 18)
Kentsu NortonMasako Nozawa
Marlo Bonner Jr.Run Sasaki
Clare BarblandMiina Tominaga
Pench ElizaRuna Akiyama
Katue PearsonHiroko Kasahara
Maki RowelChiharu Tezuka
Luchina PressetteKumiko Takizawa
Sharon PublinEriko Hara
Jimmy ErilSachiko Chijimatsu
Barts LyanHiroshi Takemura
Scott HeywardKatsumi Toriumi