Do Re Mi Fantasy: Milon no DokiDoki Daibōken (1996)
Platforms: SNES · WiiGenres: Genres · Action · Side view · Anime / Manga · Platform
A young boy named Milon sets off to save Alis, his fairy friend, after she was captured by the evil sorcerer Amon. He later learns that the only way to defeat Amon is by collecting five legendary instruments which Amon has stolen. The sorcerer placed a...
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Cast & Crew · 45 people
- Tadayuki Kawada· Game design
- Kōji Innami· Game design
- Yasuhiro Kosaka· Programmer
- Atsuo Nagata· Programmer
- Tetsuharu Takashima· Programmer
- Mika Kakutani· Designer
- Maki Nagayama· Designer
- Yumi Mukai· Designer
- Kazue Tanaka· Designer
- Akemi Ihara· Designer
- Yukinori Goto· Designer
- Hideki Soma· Designer
- Shoji Mizuno· Art director
- Naoto Yoshimi· Art director
- June Chikuma· Music composer
- Akihiro Sato· Sound programmer
- Hironao Yamamoto· Sound programmer
- Ichirō Shimakura· Sound programmer
- Akihiro Honma· Sound programmer
- Katsunori Takahashi· Sound programmer
- Takayuki Iwabuchi· Sound programmer
- Hideki Oka· Sound programmer
- Toshiyuki Sasagawa· Sound producer
- Toshiaki Takimoto· Sound producer
- Shigeki Fujiwara· Producer
- Takashi Sawaguchi· Producer
- Yukiko Mikami· Director
- Hitoshi Kimoto· Special thanks
- Kazuhiko Nonaka· Special thanks
- Yutaka Satō· Special thanks
- Shūji Nakagawa· Special thanks
- Tomohiro Uwaho· Special thanks
- Naoya Okada· Special thanks
- Takahito Kanda· Special thanks
- Ichirô Sasai· Special thanks
- Yûji Shinozaki· Special thanks
- Satoshi Taniguchi· Special thanks
- Makoto Taniguchi· Special thanks
- Kenta Tsuchida· Special thanks
- Jun Nakagawa· Special thanks
- Daisuke Nakayama· Special thanks
- Kentarô Morita· Special thanks
- Toshinori Yamazaki· Special thanks
- Kôhei Wachi· Special thanks
- Kaoru Sasai· Special thanks
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