Allison to Lillia

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Anime television series
title Allison to Lillia
Original title ア リ ソ ン と リ リ ア
Country of production JapanJapan Japan
original language Japanese
year 2008
Studio Madhouse
length 24 minutes
Episodes 26th
Director Masayoshi Nishida
music Shusei Murai
First broadcast April 3, 2008 - October 2, 2008 on NHK
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Allison to Lillia ( Japanese ア リ ソ ン と リ リ ア , also Alison & Lilia ) is an anime television series that was created from an adaptation of the two light novel series Allison and Lillia to Treize by the animation studio Madhouse . Both books were written by Keiichi Sigsawa . Masayoshi Nishida directed the 26 episode series . The first half of the series implemented the Allison series, while the second half dealt with the content of Lillia to Treize . It was first broadcast from April 3, 2008 to October 2, 2008 by the Japanese public broadcaster NHK .

action

scenario

→ See also: Allison's scenario

In Allison to Lillia , the world is divided into two great nations, known as Roxche ( ロ ク シ ェ , Rokushe ) and Sou Beil ( ス ー ･ ベ ー ･ イ ル , Sū Bē Iru ). In the fictional world, the beginning year of the events is numbered at 3287. During this long time, both nations have found themselves at war with each other, the last major conflict of which was 30 years ago. Since then, both nations have established a protection zone around the central river, while the technical level is roughly comparable to that of 1930.

Allison

→ See also: plot by Allison

The first half of the anime focuses on the very young and blonde pilot Allison Whittington, who joined the Roxche Air Force and gained a lot of experience in handling large airplanes. During a visit from her old friend Wilhelm Schultz (referred to as Will for short ) during the summer holidays, the cranked up girl keeps them both on the trail of unavoidable adventures through her daring actions. So both go through three bigger adventures, which also lead them to the land of the enemy Sou Beil again and again . In doing so, they make acquaintances with strangers and build relationships that are important to them, with the idea of ​​a common origin for both nations always at the center.

Lillia to Treize

The second part of the plot continues about 15 years after the results of the first half and follows Lilliane Schultz, the daughter of Allison and Will. Meanwhile, Lillia is on the road with her boyfriend Treize, the son of Carr Benedict and Fiona, in order to survive new adventures.

Origin and publications

The Anime - television series was directed by Masayoshi Nishida and was designed by the animation studio Madhouse in collaboration with Tezuka Productions produced. The music was provided by Geneon .

In Japan, the series was first broadcast on NHK's stations from April 3, 2008 to October 2, 2008.

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role Japanese speakers ( seiyū )
Allison Whittington Nana Mizuki (Young)
Hōko Kuwashima (Older)
Wilhelm Schultz Motoko Kumai
Lillia Nana Mizuki
Treize Hiroyuki Yoshino
Fiona Mamiko Noto
Carr Benedict Kōichi Yamadera

music

Two different titles were used for opening and closing credits in the anime. The opening melody Tameiki no Hashi ( 溜 め 息 の 橋 ) was interpreted by the Kuricorder Quartet and Shione Yukawa, while the outro Sayonara no Omajinai ( サ ヨ ナ ラ の お ま じ な い ) was interpreted by Sō Matsumoto, also together with the Kuricorder Quartet.

A single was released for both titles, both of which were released on June 25, 2008. On the same day, a character song album was also released, which in addition to short radio plays also contained titles by Nana Mizuki and Motoko Kumai , who played the roles of Allison and Will as Seiyū .

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