This post was made by my teammate, Kanna

 

The Unsolved Crew

  • Kimi: Podcast Audio Editor
  • Erina: Scriptwriter, Voice actor
  • Kanna: Podcast Cover Designer and Social Media Manager
  • Hugo: Voice actor




Special Thanks to our Guest Voice Actors ♡
Lynn
Jack
Jaedon
Arvin

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