Steins;Gate (TV series)

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  1. 1 2 Scenario supervisor (シナリオ監修)
  2. Twenty-four episodes, plus an alternative version of episode 23 titled "23β", plus one OVA.
  3. Credited under the penname Kenichirou Murakawa (村川健一郎).

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Cover art for the UK home media release, featuring the main cast
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