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a-forbidden-detective · 5 months

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Curious add-ons: additions and deletions, Episode 11 (Part 7)

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Eleven episodes in, and it is safe to say that I love these versions of Ron and Toto. Don’t get me wrong Akira Amano hasn’t done anything wrong, it is just these RonToto are kinder and more codependent from each other that I am 110 per cent sure they’d compete with that kind of codependency from the manga RonToto, and anime RonToto would win.

They diminished Toto’s comedic childlike expressions on this episode removing the giggle on Toto’s part, for example, when he asked Ron if the latter had a friend. Junya Enoki, for his part, admitted that because Toto is a grown man and a police officer, he doesn’t need to act cute all the time. The reason this scene is much more tender than in the manga. The “what’s so funny?” question from Ron was omitted and instead the anime writers made Toto stammer with his “N-not even… one?” After hearing Ron’s answer that he considers Toto to be his friend, he replies with a much more humbled “I am glad to hear it” and not “Gee, thanks.” And then the blush on Toto’s face as if he is darn proud and happy because after all they have been through, Ron treats him more special than the others, that is being allowed to be closer to him by becoming his friend.

Truth be told, these instances of blushing from the main characters would turn me into mush.

Another passage omitted from the manga and the new dialogue has become a Sherlock BBC reference in the anime.

Kawasemi san: “If you want to hide a tree, hide it in a forest.” (Episode 11)

SH from Sherlock BBC: “If you wanted to hide a tree then the best place to do it is a forest, wouldn’t you say? People would just walk past it, not knowing - not able to decipher the message.” (Episode 2, Season 1, The Blind Banker)

Surely, one of these days I’d write a list of all these Sherlock BBC references: from the manga to anime, because they are so many. Of course, it could have been the translator’s choice in the end.

Continuity problems in the manga are explained in the anime.

a) the reason Ron eats dangos 🍡 on the train;

b) Constable Kimyou, whose surname doesn’t mean “strange”

c) Ron accompanying Toto was not a chance where he got an email from the neurology institute, but it was a planned or let’s just say a convenient way to ride with Toto on the train at the same time going to Aichi with a purpose.

The anime crew adding this scene. Toto’s joyful reaction upon seeing his friend again after witnessing Kawasemi’s slump in person. Probably Toto was relieved and had missed his friend so much after their abrupt and odd parting at the Nagoya train station, in which he had so many questions that were partly answered at the end of the episode.

Can you see the puppets and the No. 96 (Ron’s scar which has become part of him) from the shop? Not only they increased the price from ¥900 (in 2021) to ¥960 (2023) but Ron’s puppets Kamo-kyun (platypus) and Eli Pyon (frill-necked lizard) are on sale.

This ending that fuels a few questions. Ron was sort of refusing to look at Toto as he explained his meeting with Dr. Mofu and her subsequent referrals to the other medical professionals concerning his pathological condition to pressure the criminals to suicide. Instead he looked at his reflection on the glass train window, Toto’s delightful enthusiastic voice had become white noise. This Ron is more pessimistic and not so much looking forward to the therapy and its possible outcome. I wonder if the anime writers (Jackson Ou wrote the episode with a storyboard from Shingo Tamaki who were also responsible to previous Kawasemi episode) would deviate a bit from the manga.

Two more episodes and I don’t want it to end. There are so many materials available and it seems we haven’t scratched the surface yet. The tension is getting bigger. It would be nicer if they are given the second cour and end the first season with the Plateau Aubege arc. A perfect ending to establish a canon RonToto.

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yurimother · 1 year

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Crunchyroll Licenses 'The Magical Revolution of the Reincarnated Princess'; Series Debuts Wednesday

On Tuesday, Crunchyroll announced that it has licensed the isekai Yuri anime The Magical Revolution of the Reincarnated Princess and the Genius Young Lady (Tensei Ōjo to Tensai Reijō no Mahō Kakumei) and will steam it as part of its Winter 2023 simulcast lineup. Crunchyroll will stream the series in North America, Central America, South America, Europe, Africa, Oceania, the Middle East, and CIS.

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The anime will premiere in Japan on January 4 on AT-X, Tokyo MX, TV Aichi, Kansai TV, and BS11. Crunchyroll will release the first episode for streaming on January 4 at 6:00 PT.

The Magical Revolution of the Reincarnated Princess follows Princess Anisphia. Despite having no magic aptitude, she uses her memories from a former life to develop the magical theory of "magicology." When she witnesses her brother, the crown prince, cruelly strip his betrothed, Euphyllia, of her rank and title, Anisphia vows to restore her honor and recruits her as her assistant.

The anime is based on the light novel series by Piero Karasu. Shingo Tamaki directs the anime at Diomedéa. Naomi Ide is in charge of the scripts, with character designs by Naomi Ide.

The series stars Sayaka Senbongi and Manaka Iwami as Anisphia and Euphyllia respectively. They also perform the ending theme "Only for You." Additional cast includes Ai Kakuma, Shogo Sakata, Yuu Sasahara, and Hina Yomiya.

The opening theme, "Arc-en-Ciel," is performed by HaNaTan.

The Magical Revolution of the Reincarnated Princess began as a web novel on Shousetsuka ni Narou in 2019. Fujimi Shobo acquired the series and began publishing the light novels in 2020. The sixth volume will be published on January 20. Yuri Kisaragi illustrates the light novels.

A manga adaptation of the series illustrated by Harutsugu Nadaka began serializing in Dengeki Maoh in July 2020. ASCII Media Works' publishes four volumes of the manga in Japanese. The light novels and manga are licensed in North America by Yen Press.

Look forward to the anime series premiere on January 4.

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The Magical Revolution of the Reincarnated Princess and the Genius Young Lady (Spoiler-Filled) Review

The Magical Revolution of the Reincarnated Princess and the Genius Young Lady, known as Tensei Oujo to Tensai Reijou no Mahou Kakumei or MagiRevo for short, is a yuri isekai directed by Shingo Tamaki. It is based on a Japanese light novel series by Piero Karasu and illustrated by Yuri Kisaragi, which was later adapted into an ongoing manga. The series was produced by Japanese anime studio, Diomedéa.

Reprinted from Pop Culture Maniacs and Wayback Machine. This was the twenty-eighth article I wrote for Pop Culture Maniacs. This post was originally published on March 30, 2023.

This animated series primarily centers on a Princess named Anisphia "Anis" Wynn Palettia (voiced by Sayaka Senbongi). She remembers her previous life, love of magic, and tries to turn these fantasies into reality. By accident, she comes upon her brother, Algard, who is breaking off his romantic engagement with Euphyllia "Euphie" (voiced by Manaka Iwami). He publicly declares his love for another woman. After she whisks Euphie on her magic broom, she convinces her father to let Euphie come live with her, become her magic assistant, and help restore her royal credibility.

Unlike yuri isekai, such as The Executioner and Her Way of Life or I’m in Love with the Villainess, this series focuses on a reincarnated princess living her second life. In fact, Anis, applies what she remembers about witches from her previous life in Japan, to this new world, to move it into toward social, or industrial, revolution.

MagiRevo mixes dramatic and slow scenes with bloody battles. Anis the "Marauder Princess" fights magical monsters and takes parts of them for herself. Through it all, Anis becomes the heart of the series. She deals with her father, King Orfans II Palletia (voiced by Kenji Hamada), who dislikes her. Furthermore, her trusted maid Ilia Coral (voiced by Ai Kakuma), becomes her sister of sorts.

The series remains engaging due to the Anis' determination to study science to create magical gadgets. This is coupled with Euphie becoming more sure of herself. While this happens, both women slowly develop feelings for one another.

In some ways, Anis gives off a vibe similar to Chisato in Lycoris Recoil. Other scenes are reminiscent of I'm the Villainess, So I'm Taming the Final Boss, but there are more similarities to a 50-episode webcomic, The Girlfriend Project, which ended last year.

The aforementioned webcomic is set on Earth, and centers on two girls: one from a wealthy family (Ryn) and another from a working-class family (Julia). This anime echoes some of themes. The webcomic and this series both focus on finding one's self, confronting privilege, and dealing with obstinate family members.

However, MagiRevo has more drama and meddling male characters, such as a jealous prince named Asgard (voiced by Shogo Sakata). He is the equivalent of an over-controlling woman, such as Ryn's mother, since he wants to gain power by any means necessary.

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MagiRevo depicts monarchies as slow-moving and bureaucratic. The King does administrative work, as does the Prime Minister (and father of Euphie) Grantz Magenta (voiced by Tomohiro Tsuboi). Anis takes bold action without needing anyone's approval. In one episode, she even brings Euphie with her to slay a dragon while the royal council is deciding what to do, enraging him.

This contrasts, in more ways than one, with the "benevolent"/"enlightened" monarchy shown in Elena of Avalor, or the incompetent one in Disenchantment. This is partially because the King in MagiRevo is a reformist, as his Grantz, while he fights against institutionalists and conservatives among the royal ruling class.

MagiRevo more than a yuri isekai. Anis is very principled, which influences Euphie to see the potential for a society with inventions created by Anis. Such qualities are enhanced by her character's sweet nature. She says that magicians should use their magic "to make other smile", rather than to hurt others.

Anis even creates special weapons for Euphie and believes she can make a better world. In other ways, how Anis acts is an indicator of how someone can have independence, even under monarchy, as Elena does, to an extent, in Elena of Avalor.

The villa where Anis lives shares similarities with the Cursed Princess Club in the webcomic of the same name, in that she brings in those who don't have another home. For example, Anis saved her maid, Ilia, from a marriage she didn't want, and Euphie after Prince Asgard dumped her.

Even so, Anis can be reckless, making her more than happy to help Euphie become more certain with herself, and recognize what to do with her life. She also goes to extreme lengths to ensure she can use a power akin to magic. What this means for Anis, is that she implants crystals from a powerful dragon into her body which turns her "into a monster" as the dragon cursed her.

While Prince Algard is a villain without repute, it is funny how Anis intentionally, or unintentionally, shatters his plans. In the end of the fourth episode, Anis and Euphie fly off to fight the dragon while Algard tries to convince the King into fighting the dragon on his own while threatening his authority. This is supported by the fact that Anis has more experience, as a high-ranking adventurer, while it is not known if Algard has any battle experience.

MagiRevo is woven together nicely. Other than the cuteness of the show itself, the writers did a good job with the story. Unlike some other series, they don't jump into a relationship between Euphie and Anis. Instead, it is built up over time, making it a slow burn. There are nice scenes of them Euphie together, including when they fight alongside one another, or slow dance at the end of episode 5, even complete with a mutual marriage/relationship proposal.

That is not unique, as the strained friendship between protagonists Catra and Adora is the central theme of She-Ra and the Princesses of Power. Another recent example is the canonized relationship between Blake Belladonna and Yang Xiao Long in the ninth season/volume of RWBY, a young adult animated series. As such, this makes MagiRevo one of the recent series which has employed a queer slow burn between its characters, something which certain creators prefer over other storytelling methods.

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The latter half of MagiRevo builds on what happened in the first half. Even characters such as Tilty Caret, the research partner of Anis, and Lainie Cyan, have more of a role. For Tilty, it means studying curses and medicines, but for Lainie, it involves unknowingly using their power to influence others, a "power of fascination". This was coupled with an novel explanation of "vampires" as humans who manipulate people's thoughts rather than sucking blood.

The show's writers did a good job constructing the friendship, and later romantic feelings, between Anis and Euphie. Both complement each other in some many ways, with Euphie as more practical in her attempt to trying to sell the idea of magicology concocted by her friend, Anis, to those who are skeptical. Their connection is only enhanced later in the series, with Euphie going along with Anis, who believed she had to accept her royal birthright.

These plotlines are expanded in MagiRevo with the presence of various enemies. The brother of Anis, Algard, wants to take power for his own gain. He goes to extremes in an effort to change the kingdom, even stabbing himself in the chest with a magic crystal, and fighting his sister. Their battle is only stopped by Euphie in the nick of time.

Algard embodies a similar toxicity present in Cassandra in Tangled. The latter is manifested in her actions against Rapunzel, when being manipulated by Zhan Tri. It is also displayed by the traumatized Ash Graven in Final Space after Invictus controlled her toward her former crew members, and an angry catgirl named Catra in She-Ra and the Princess of Power toward the princesses (and Adora herself). Algard is off his rocker and not being dictated by anyone else. This is his own off-the-wall plan. It ends in his banishment to the borderlands and Anis re-inherited as a princess.

One of the well-constructed aspects of MagiRevo is the internal struggle Anis has to confront when faced with the prospect of becoming queen. She does not want this, but resigns herself to it, even though this means abandoning her passion for magicology. The fact that Euphie sees through this, and tries to do whatever she can to ensure that Anis doesn't become queen, is a testament to her character! In fact, Euphie even agrees to take up a spirit contract with Lumi so she can enter the royal family, and will live forever, as she will become a spirit.

The last two episodes of MagiRevo bring home everything that has happened in the series. Anis tries to hold onto her identity as a princess and doesn't want it to be to be stripped away. I liked that Euphie directly challenges this mentality, coming off so strong that they end up fighting one another in the final episode.

Although Anis is unsuccessful, and Euphie wins the fight, they still respect one another. This isn't a series where they break apart, but grow closer instead. In fact, Anis even confides in Euphie that she has memories from her past life and wonders whether she is "real" or "fake", with Euphie providing the reassurance that she is human after all.

The final episode ended very powerfully in terms of the romantic development between Anis and Euphie, including multiple kisses, and implied sex. This wasn't something new in the series, as they are shown sleeping together many times. Unfortunately, Anis' father declares that Euphie is her "sister" now, a oft-used trope in anime. However, it appears that Euphie is only a sister on paper and a formality, as both of them are not related by blood.

The final episode sets the stage for a possible second season, with the King and Queen stepping down, becoming simple farmers, making way for Euphie and Anis as the new rulers. The latter both commission flying ships which remind me of those in the classic 2000s Disney films Atlantis: The Lost Empire and Atlantis: Milo's Return. Whether that was intentional on the part of the character designers, or they were basing them on the manga, I don't know. In any case, the series ends on a strong note, with Euphie and Anis flying in the sky together, while Lainie becomes an apprentice of Illa.

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The voice cast is a strength of MagiRevo. Protagonists Euphie, Anis, and Ilia are voiced by Manaka Iwami, Sayaka Senbongi, and Ai Kakuma. These individuals have experience voicing characters in Fruits Basket, Re:Zero, Love Live! Nijigasaki High School Idol Club, Spy × Family, The Demon Girl Next Door, I've Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level, and As Miss Beelzebub Likes.

Additional cast are newer to voiceover work, such as Hina Yomiya (who voices Lainie Cyan) and Arisa Kinami. Others are more seasoned, like Kenji Hamada, Shogo Sakata, Tomohiro Tsuboi, Hiromichi Tezuka and Yū Sasahara (who voices Tilty Claret).

The voices of the characters of MagiRevo are reinforced by the writing, plot, and animation style of MagiRevo. In the case of the latter, the show's animation studio, Diomedéa, is skilled with animating Squid Girl, Riddle Story of Devil, Girlish Number, and Beatless. But, this is their first yuri series they have worked on.

In any case, the fight with the dragon in the show's fifth episode, the battles that lead up to it, and Euphie saving Anis after she falls from the sky, to give a few examples, are emblematic of the amazing animation quality of MagiRevo.

The writer of this anime, Wataru Watari, has just as much experience. He was the screenwriter and creator My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU, but worked on various other series, including Qualidea Code, Girlish Number, Domestic Girlfriend, Get Up! Get Live!, and The Saint's Magic Power is Omnipotent. Watari is not alone in this, as series director Shingo Tamaki worked on some of the same series, along with others, like Fuuka, Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha, and Future Diary.

MagiRevo is supported by Moe Hyuga, music composer for the series. He has composed music on some shows I've watched in the past, like Heroines Run the Show and If My Favorite Pop Idol Made it to the Budokan, I Would Die, and those I haven't seen, like O Maidens in Your Savage Season and Steins;Gate 0.

Hyuga's music matches the show's scenes, accompanying the action and drama, making it more impactful. A series can do well, or poorly, depending on its music score, and this series excels in that regard, in more ways than one.

The series grapples with the issues of class discrimination and division in society. It also touches on the topic of parental abuse, which some might think is treated "poorly" in the series. Such a perception is incorrect. Instead, the series primarily shows that the Anis' parents don't know what do with her. They see her as a bit of a wild child. They learn that she is much more than that and has vulnerabilities just like them. As a result, they bond with her and provide her support as she deals with her personal struggles. Hopefully this can be expanded in a second season.

MagiRevo comes at a time that LGBTQ representation in Western media is declining. GLAAD, which partners with major companies, recently admitted this in their "Where We Are on TV" report. They stated that 29% of characters in television programs will not be returning either because of a character dying, leaving the show, or the show being cancelled, ended, or shelved.

In contrast, despite overwork, and bad working conditions, in the anime industry, yuri anime continue to be produced. This year, apart from MagiRevo, the yurish Ippon Again! is airing, as is Soaring Sky! PreCure, while Nijiyon Animation and D4DJ All Mix ended.

This series sets a high standard for other yuri series in the future. With the premiere of new seasons of Tokyo Mew Mew New, Birdie Wing, Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury, and Kuma Kuma Kuma Bear in April, as well as the debut of Yuri is My Job!, it remains to be seen if these series will be as impactful.

The same can be said for Genjitsu no Yohane: Sunshine in the Mirror (airing in July), The Vexations of a Shut-In Vampire Princess (airing in October), Whisper Me a Love Song (airing in January 2024), and I'm in Love with the Villainess and Hoshikuzu Telepath which will air at some point this year. This is also the case for Love Live! Nijigasaki High School Idol Club Next Sky (an OVA), Young Ladies Don't Play Fighting Games, Vampeerz, Laid-Back Camp season 3, and I've Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level season 2, which are in development.

MagiRevo, otherwise known as The Magical Revolution of the Reincarnated Princess and the Genius Young Lady, is currently streaming on Crunchyroll.

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animehouse-moe · 6 months

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Ron Kamonohashi: Deranged Detective Episode 5: The Case of The Hand Collector

This series is just so engaging and interesting to me. I mean, back to back seasons with incredibly novel mystery series that features strong and enjoyable direction? Just my kinda thing. But I want to hijack this episode to talk about something really cool with Diomeda: "The In House Style".

So, what do I mean by that? It's not like Ibata has directed and boarded every episode, and they certainly didn't do this one. And you'd be correct, the person that did this episode was Shingo Tamaki, who also did episode 2 and is a long time Diomeda homebody.

I think that, without checking, a lot of people would believe that it was Ibata behind the episode. I mean, it opens up in the exact style that Ibata loves. Closeups that focus on objects, and layouts that emphasize depth through things like obstructions in the foreground.

Hell, Tamaki even mirrors specific ideas that Ibata brings. This clip from the first episode? Tamaki uses the exact same technique this episode.

And this is just sort of the whole episode. The focus on the dichotomy between the closeups and the more spacious shots is still ever present, and does consistently well to draw attention to the smaller details that the episode wants to provide to viewers.

Lastly, something that I've been really becoming aware of lately: photographic direction. When you think "style" for an anime, you probably split it up into character design, animation/direction, and the loose term of "visuals". That massive third piece is under the purview of the director of photography, and produces really important pieces. Let me explain.

Chromatic Aberration is a core piece to the visual identity of closeups in Ron. It's meant to provide not quite a voyeuristic feeling, but like you're looking through pictures taken with a camera. Like you're getting an intentional look at something. That chromatic aberration is brought to you by the director of photography and is part of the aspect of composition in a series. Just take a look at what it adds to the scenes.

It's good, it's damn good, and it uses Magenta and Green for the aberration, as it should.

So all that said, Ron is still incredibly fun, and I'd argue is incredibly good. They keep a tight list of KAs and other staff, have used a total of 2 boarders/directors for 5 episodes of anime, and because of that they all look great. Kamonohashi Ron and Diomeda really aren't getting the credit they deserve for delivering a production such as this one.

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ryusei-blue · 2 years

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Since most people usually dont look at the imdb while they're watching a show and didn't know Keito was played by Daman Mills, I thought I'd share with you the other voice actors who play enstars characters in the English dub :)

Anzu is played by Felicia Angelle, who plays Frill in Wonder Egg Prority, this information keeps me up at night.

Arashi is played by Matt Shipman, i.e transfem Reki Kyan agenda (in the dub she is referred to with He/Him pronouns once by Ritsu and that hurts substantially)

Eichi is played by Aaron Dismuke, Tamaki Amajiki's va

Kaoru is played by Josh Grelle, who also plays Touma Shinjo and Ritsuka Uenoyama, and that leads me to:

Kanata, who is played by Brandon McInnis, who also plays Yuū Asuka and Mafuyu Sato, so.. Kaokana agenda

Tsukasa is played by Kyle Phillips, also known as Denki Kaminari

Mika is played by Bakugo's va, Clifford Chapin

Hokke is played by Adam Gibbs, the first names I recognised on his imdb is Natsuo Todoroki and Shingo from Stars Align so that's what ur getting oh shit and also Sugawara from hq apparently

Tsumugi's played by the Deku himself, Justin Briner

And finally:

Those are all the VAs I recognise

#keito hasumi #anzu enstars #arashi narukami #eichi tenshouin #kaoru hakaze #kanata shinkai #tsukasa suou #mika kagehira #hokuto hidaka #tsumugi aoba #enstars #ensemble stars

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hybridreviews · 1 year

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TIME of the SEASON Winter 2023 Edition: The MAGICAL Revolution of the Reincarnated PRINCESS

Yeah, this is a different type of isekai.

OK, this was from yesterday and I watched it today. I already see a lot of praise from the first episode and having watched it…… Well, you’ll see. This is The Magical Revolution of the Reincarnated Princess. Director: Shingo Tamaki Series Composition: Wataru Watari Music: Moe Hyūga Original creator: Piero Karasu Original Character Design: Yuri Kisaragi Character Design: Naomi Ide Art Director:…

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#Anime #Crunchyroll #Diomedea #fantasy #first impression #isekai #The Magical Revolution of the Reincarnated Princess #Time of the Season #Winter 2023

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namitamaki-international · 1 year

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Nami revealed in HQ her official visual for upcoming musical #NeonKids!📸 She also revealed she’ll be playing the role of #Marilyn ❤️‍🔥 “Belatedly... I just joined the #NeonKids rehearsal! It was a relief to be welcomed so warmly by everyone🦖 My head was spinning all day! I can't wait to catch up with everyone...🏃🏻‍♀️ I have to get it into my brain and body.... Marilyn will do her best~🔥🔥🔥” by @nm_tmk Check out again ALL INFO below!👇 🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸 OFFICE SHIKA MUSICAL 『#私は怪獣－#ネオンキッズ Live beat－』 (I’m a Monster – Neon Kids Live beat -)🎵 Based on the social problem of Toyoko Kids in Kabukicho, the Tokyo Red Light District in Shinjuku, this is Maruichiro Maruo’s first original musical, “Neon Kids”. To be performed in December 2022. ▪️Performances Schedule December 10th to December 18th, 2022 @ CBGK Shibugeki (https://cbgk.jp/) ▪️Script / Direction: Maruichiro Maruo ▪️Choreography: Tomohiko Tsujimoto ▪️Music: Shingo I (OVERCOME MUSIC) ▪️Cast Rin Okabe (AKB48), Ayane Takahashi (AKB48), Yuna Hattori (AKB48) Hiroki Suzuki Ikumi Isaka Haruka Ogoe (NGT48) An Arita Nagase Kinuya Ayachika Fuji Hana Imamura Ayane Matsumoto Ai Aizawa Saki Tateno (Gekidan 4 dollars 50 cents) Kanako Nishida Nami Tamaki (New member) Maruichiro Maruo… and others ▪️ Timetable 12/10 - 18:00 12/11 - 14:00, 18:00 12/12 - 18:30 12/13 - 14:00, 18:30 12/14 - OFF 12/15 - 14:00, 18:30 12/16 - 18:30 12/17 - 13:00, 18:00 12/18 - 12:00, 16:30 ▪️Special Website: https://shika564.com/neonkids_livebeat #玉置成実 #namitamaki #tamakinami #jpop #japaneseartist #japanesesinger #instagram #beautiful #girl #jmusic #picoftheday #japanesemusic #japan #japanese #music #artist #singer #love #entertainment #instalike #followme #instadaily #エンターテイメント #歌手 #アニソン #アーティスト https://www.instagram.com/p/ClQ17mHoNBe/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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chihiro20 · 2 years

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#Tensei Oujo to Tensai Reijou no Mahou Kakumei #The Magical Revolution of the Reincarnated Princess #anime news #yuri

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pkjd · 5 years

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A new key visual for the “Ahiru no Sora" TV anime has been unveiled. Its broadcast will begin October 2019.

-Synopsis-

“He’s short, weak, and has just transferred to a new school. Kurumatani Sora is the main character in this story who loves basketball. He has been shooting hoops ever since he was little and has been trying to grow tall just like his mother, who “used” to be a basketball player. What has happened to her and what Sora is going to do at the new school is all up to you to find out!”

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Director: Shingo Tamaki

Series Composition: Gou Zappa

Character Designer: Yoshino HondaW

Music: Hiroaki Tsutsumi

OP: the pillows「Happy Go Ducky!」

ED: SAJI「Tsubasa 」

Animation Production: diomedea

-Cast-

Yuuki Kaji

Yuuma Uchida

Katsuyuki Konishi

Kishou Taniyama

Mamoru Miyano

Taku Yashiro

Chado Horii

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Sayaka Senbongi

Yuna Taniguchi

Aya Endo

Kazuya Nakai

Soma Saito

Jun Fukuyama

Makoto Furukawa

Daisuke Namikawa

Hiroyuki Yoshino

Takahiro Sakurai

Yuuichirou Umehara

Yoshitsugu Matsuoka

Yuuto Uemura

via: ahirunosora.jp

#Ahiru no Sora #anime

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tomsamjim · 4 years

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1 shingo and 2 tamaki !

i think i’ll draw haikara-san for a whole week or even more

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nyxravessnow · 4 years

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2019 2.5D Actors ranking

I decided to do two rankings of my top 50 2.5D actors. One in terms of acting skill and level, and one in terms of how much I like them.

RULES:

1. I must have seen them in at least one 2.5D production and at least 2 different stage shows. And liked them in at least two different roles for their acting level

2. They must still be active in 2.5D shows.

3. I have not taken how much I like the actor into account. I am not a fan of all of these actors. I simply think they have exceptional acting ability.

Please don’t get offended, these are my opinions.

In the brackets I have included maximum three roles that I liked them in

So here is the ranking:

1. Suzuki Hiroki (Yato, Mikazuki Munechika, Arakita Yasutomo)

2. Honda Reo (Kikumaru Eiji, Ikaruga Misumi)

3. Aramaki Yoshiko (Yamanbagiri Kunihiro, Tsukioka Tsumugi)

4. Yamamoto Ikkei (Rinkai Line/Yamagata Shinkansen, Oishi Shuichiro)

5. Miura Hiroki (Atobe Keigo, Higekiri)

6. Sato Yugo (Kisarazu Atsushi/Kisarazu Ryo, Kaminari Denki)

7. Kuroba Mario (Kikumaru Eiji, Kise Ryouta, Mikazuki Munechika)

8. Tateishi Toshiki (Yukimura Seiichi, Chigasaki Itaru)

9. Tanaka Ryosei (Inui Sadaharu, Joetsu Shinkansen, Arisugawa Homare)

10. Izaki Ryujiro (Kamio Akira, Asuka Haruto, Holland)

11. Tamaki Yuki (Toudou Jinpachi, Snake, Kogarasumaru)

12. Someya Toshiyuki (Tsurumaru Kuninaga, Hirakoba Rin, Ishigaki Koutaro)

13. Ota Motohiro (Iwaizumi Shunsuke, Takasugi Shinsaku, Sengo Muramasa)

14. Makishima Hikaru (Kaidoh Kaoru, Usui Masumi)

15. Noguchi Jun (Sakisaka Muku, Jinnai Enta)

16. Sasaki Yoshihide (Shiraishi Kuranosuke, Druitt, Akechi Goro)

17. Shiota Kouhei (Jackal Kuwahara, Tanaka Ryunosuke, Sakamoto Ryuji)

18. Sana Hiroki (Kaidoh Kaoru, Maraich, A)

19. Yamada James Takeshi (Takao Kazunari, Cancer, Holland)

20. Ozawa Ren (Toudou Heisuke, Jyuishimatsu, Sawamura Eijun)

21. Takagi Shun (Influenza/Mumps, Fred Abberline, Kamoshida Suguru)

22. Tanimizu Riki (Nansen Ichimonji, Fujise Kazuya)

23. Aoki Jin (Kita Ichimura, Tamanegi, Mutsunokami Yoshiyuki)

24. Ueda Keisuke (Nakahara Chuuya, Japan, Mikage Hisoka)

25. Kitamura Ryo (Toudou Jinpachi, Yagen Toushirou, White Blood Cell)

26. Norizuki Kouhei (Noell, Kurosaki Ichigo)

27. Ishida Shun (Oishi Shuichiro, Tamanegi)

28. Yamazaki Shougo (Taki Haginosuke, Ren/Sei)

29. Araki Kentaro (Minamoto no Yoshitsune, Tsurukubi)

30. Hiramaki Jin (Oishi Shuichiro, Sekimura Mikado)

31. Sakamoto Shogo (Echizen Ryouma, Horikawa Kunihiro)

32. Asuma Kousuke (Oikawa Tooru, Ichimura Gin, Hattori Hanzo)

33. Isawa Takuma (Yanagi Renji, Akiyoshi Fuuta [Not 2.5d])

34. Masuda Toshiki (Yukimura Seiichi, Oda Nobunaga)

35. Jinnai Sho (Yanagisawa Shinya, Soma, Sumeragi Tenma)

36. Nakamura Taro (Hyodo Juza, Ishida Tetsu, Niiboshi Reo)

37. Izumi Shuhei (Undertaker, Shi, Fukuzawa Yukichi)

38. Futaba Kaname (Saeki Koujiro, Ni)

39. Iwaki Naoya (Hirakoba Rin, Mizuki)

40. Kitagawa Naoya (Minami Kentaro, Honebami Toushirou, Sarutobi Sasuke)

41. Gomoto Naoya (Hisagi Shuhei, Kinjou Shingo, Takasaki Line)

42. Kawakami Shouta (Akutsu Jin, Zaraki Kenpachi, Daihannya Nagamitsu)

43. Kamisato Yuki (Chiyoda Line/Akita Shinkansen, Urie, Ageha)

44. Kimeru (Tokugawa Yoshinobu, Seibu Ikebukuro/Ginza Line/Joban Line)

45. Takasaki Shouta (Kikumaru Eiji, Yamazaki Susumu, Tobu Tojo Line/Shin’etsu Line)

46. Kamakari Kenta (Shishido Ryo, Takeda Ittetsu)

47. Hirose Daisuke (Kisarazu Atsushi/Kisarazu Ryo, England, Okita Souji)

48. Tomotsune Yuuki (Kondo Isami, Tadokoro Jin, Godot)

49. Kimisawa Yuki (F. Scott Fitzgerald, Hatake Kakashi, Watanabe Osamu)

50. Hashimoto Shohei (Akutagawa Ryunosuke, Taikogane Sadamune, Nishinoya Yu)

#ranking #2.5d ranking #2.5D Musical

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Yuri Fantasy 'The Magical Revolution of the Reincarnated Princess' TV Anime Announced

On Friday, Kadokawa announced that a television anime adaptation of Piero Karasu's Yuri isekai series The Magical Revolution of the Reincarnated Princess and the Genius Young Lady (Tensei Oujo to Tensai Reijou no Mahou Kakumei) will air in 2023. A Twitter account and website for the series were launched, along with a promotional video.

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It follows Anisphia, the princess who, despite having no magical aptitude, develops “magicology,” a unique theory based on the memories of her past life. One day, she sees her brother cruelly break his engagement with noblewoman Euphyllia, stripped of her rank and future as queen. Resolving to help Euphyllia, and, on her magic broom, sweeps her off into the night.

The anime will star Sayaka Senbongi as Anisphia and Manaka Iwami as Euphyllia. Shingo Tamaki (Aho Girl) is directing the anime at diomedéa. The script will be supervised by Wataru Watari (My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU) and the character designs are by Naomi Ide (Riddle Story of Devil).

The series began on the user-generated novel publishing website Shosetsuka ni Naro before being picked up for publication by Fujimi Shobo. Yuri Kisaragi illustrates the light novels. The fifth volume is scheduled for release in Japan on August 20.

A manga adaptation of the series, illustrated by Harutsugu Nadaka began serialization in Dengeki Maoh in July 2020.

Yen Press licenses both the manga and light novel editions of The Magical Revolution in English, with the latter released under its Yen On imprint. The second light novel was released on July 19, and the manga’s second light novel is currently scheduled for publication on August 23.

Check out The Magical Revolution of the Reincarnated Princess and the Genius Young Lady light novels and manga today: https://amzn.to/3QHgZVG

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[January] J-Actors Birthday Calendar

♪ January 1st

◎ Harashima Motohisa 原嶋元久 1993

◎ Mizuishi Atomu 水石亜飛夢 1996

♪ January 2nd

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♪ January 3rd

◎ Shiono Akihisa 塩野瑛久 1995

♪ January 4th

◎ Kanda Masakazu 神田聖司 1994

◎ Wada Takuma 和田琢磨 1986

♪ January 5th

◎ Hayashino Takeshi 林野健志 1980

◎ Koike Teppei 小池徹平 1986

◎ Mashiko Atsuki 増子敦貴 2000

◎ Murakami Kisuke 村上貴亮 1995

♪ January 6th

◎ Akira 瑛 1997

◎ Kizu Tsubasa 木津つばさ 1998

◎ Matsumura Yuu 松村優

◎ Momiki Yoshito 籾木芳仁 1992

◎ Tanaka Suguru 田中精 1977

◎ Yokoo Rui 横尾瑠尉 1984

♪ January 7th

◎ Ishiwatari Mashuu 石渡真修 1993

◎ Kashiwagi Souta 柏木湊太 1995

◎ Okamoto Yuuki 岡本悠紀 1989

◎ Shindou Gaku 進藤学 1980

◎ Tomita Shou 富田翔 1982

♪ January 8th

◎ Kazunari 和成 1989

♪ January 9th

◎ Imari Yuu 伊万里有 1988

◎ Oosumi Yuuta 大隅勇太 1995

♪ January 10th

◎ Ishiguro Hideo 石黒英雄 1989

◎ Kiyama Haruki 丘山晴己 1985

♪ January 11th

◎ Akazawa Ryoutarou 赤澤遼太郎 1997

♪ January 12th

◎ Iwata Tomoki 岩田知樹 1996

◎ Kubota Hidetoshi 久保田秀敏 1987

◎ Tsujimoto Yuuki 辻本祐樹 1985

♪ January 13th

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♪ January 14th

◎ Fuchino Yuuto 渕野右登 1995

◎ Hashimoto Atsushi 橋本淳 1987

◎ Takeda Kouhei 武田航平 1986

◎ Tamaki Hiroshi 玉木宏 1980

♪ January 15th

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♪ January 16th

◎ Ichichi Raito 伊地智頼統 2000

◎ Jinnai Shou 陳内将 1988

◎ Utsumi Akiyoshi 内海啓貴 1995

♪ January 17th

◎ Izaki Ryuujirou 伊崎龍次郎 1994

◎ Kanshuuji Reo 勧修寺玲旺 1998

◎ Niihara Takeshi 新原武 1981

◎ Satou Ryuuji 佐藤流司 1995

◎ Takamatsu Kouichi 鷹松宏一 1991

♪ January 18th

◎ Ayukawa Taiyou 鮎川太陽 1991

◎ Yamagiwa Kaito 山際海斗 1995

♪ January 19th

◎ Higano Shou 日向野祥 1991

◎ Oota Motohiro 太田基裕 1987

◎ Watanabe Aoto 渡辺碧斗 1998

◎ Yamamoto Yuusuke 山本裕典 1988

♪ January 20th

◎ Doi Kazumi 土井一海 1989

◎ Kubodera Akira 窪寺昭 1977

◎ Yanagihara Rin 柳原凛 1995

♪ January 21st

◎ Miyamoto Hidemitsu 宮元英光 1992

◎ Suzuki Youta 鈴木遥太 2000

◎ Sonomura Masashi 園村将司 1998

♪ January 22nd

◎ Nagata Akira 永田彬 1985

◎ Nukanobu Taishuu 糠信泰州 1998

◎ Sano Daiki 佐野大樹 1979

◎ Toda Shingo 戸田慎吾 1988

♪ January 23rd

◎ Sawada Takurou 澤田拓郎 1993

♪ January 24th

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♪ January 25th

◎ Kitamura Ryou 北村諒 1991

◎ Kishi Kouhei 貴志晃平 1998

◎ Miyazaki Yuu 宮崎湧 1995

◎ Ozawa Ryouta 小澤亮太 1988

◎ Sugawara Takuma 菅原卓磨 1978

◎ Yamaki Toru 山木透 1995

♪ January 26th

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♪ January 27th

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♪ January 28th

◎ Itagaki Rihito 板垣李光人 2002

◎ Katou Ken 加藤健 1997

◎ Sakamoto Kota 坂本康太 1992

◎ Yokoi Shoujirou 横井翔二郎 1991

♪ January 29th

◎ Kaji Masaki 加治将樹 1988

◎ Mende Tomoyuki 免出知之 1985

♪ January 30th

◎ Ara Kazuharu 荒一陽 1995

◎ Imagawa Aoi 今川碧海 1999

♪ January 31st

◎ Igarashi Maasa 五十嵐麻朝 1985

◎ Kimisawa Yuuki 君沢ユウキ 1985

◎ Mayama Akihiro 真山明大 1988

◎ Tarumi Keisuke 夛留見啓助 1987

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