Rotte no Omocha!

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Rotte no Omocha!
Original title ロ ッ テ の お も ち ゃ!
transcription Rotte no Omocha!
Astarotte no Omocha! Logo.png
Logo of the anime
Manga
country JapanJapan Japan
author Yui Haga
publishing company ASCII Media Works
magazine Dengeki Mao
First publication June 27, 2007 - December 27, 2013
expenditure 9
Anime television series
title Astarotte no Omocha!
Original title ア ス タ ロ ッ テ の お も ち ゃ!
transcription Asutarotte no Omocha!
Country of production JapanJapan Japan
original language Japanese
year 2011
Studio Diomedéa
length 24 minutes
Episodes 12
Director Fumitoshi Oizaki
music Twin power
First broadcast April 10 - June 27, 2011 on Chiba TV
Original video animation
title Astarotte no Omocha! EX
Original title ア ス タ ロ ッ テ の お も ち ゃ! EX
Country of production JapanJapan Japan
original language Japanese
year 2011
Studio Diomedéa
length 25 minutes
Episodes 1
synchronization

Rotte no Omocha! ( Japanese. ロ ッ テ の お も ち ゃ! , Eng. "Red toys!") is a manga by Yui Haga , which was also released in 2011 as an anime series Astarotte no Omocha! ( ア ス タ ロ ッ テ の お も ち ゃ! ) Was implemented.

action

The 10-year-old succubus Astarotte "Rotte" Ygvar ( ア ス lebt ロ ッ テ ・ ユ グ ヴ ァ ー ル , Asutarotte Yuguvāru ) , the princess of the Kingdom of Ygvarland, lives in a Nordic world (where Icelandic is spoken) of mythological beings ( Álfheimr ) . Her lady-in-waiting Judit Snorrevík ( ユ ー デ ィ ッ ト ・ ス ノ ー レ ヴ ィ ク , Yūditto Sunōreviku ) points out that as a succubus she will soon have to build a harem with men in order to be able to survive, as milk as a substitute will soon no longer be sufficient. Rotte, however, is afraid of men after she suffered a trauma four or five years ago when she had to watch her mother the Queen Mercelída Ygvar ( メ ル チ ェ リ ー ダ ・ ユ グ ヴ ァ ー ル , Merucherīda Yuguvāru ) slept with one of her 3000 harem men, whereupon Rotte slept from the palace moved out. Rotte therefore makes the proposal to build a harem only when a person is brought to her, beings that in Álfheimr are only known from legends.

Judit manages to travel to the human world ( Miðgarðr ) and recruit the 23-year-old Naoya Tōhara ( 塔 原 直 哉 ), although he is shocked to find out later about the nature of his job. Even so, Naoya accepts, just to help Rotte overcome her fear of men, and Rotte reluctantly accepts Naoya as her "toy" ( omocha ) because she is too proud to withdraw her promise.

Naoya later brings in his 10-year-old daughter Asuha Tōhara ( 塔 原 明日 葉 ). Later it turns out that Asuha is also Mercelída's daughter Asuhariet ( ア ス ハ リ ー ト ・ ユ グ ヴ ァ ー ル , Asuharīto Yuguvāru ) and thus Rot's half-sister. Mercelída fled the palace 10 years ago to escape the struggles for the throne of her two older sisters - both later poisoned each other so that Mercelída was unwilling to become queen - into the human world and fell in love with Naoya. Back in Álfheimr, Mercelída gave birth to Asuha, but after a few years returned to the human world to entrust Naoya Asuha, for fear Asuha and Rotte might end up like her and her sisters.

In álfheimr Asuha but finally Rottes best friend is helping her that this approaching her classmates and finally into the Álfur Místrúne "Mist" Asgrim ( ミストルーン·アウスグリム , Misutorūn Ausugurimu ) and Unnbjörg "Unna" Signar ( ユンビョルク·シグナル , Yunbyorugu Shigunaru ) , as well as Dvergur Lucca Austri ( リ ュ ッ カ ・ エ イ ス ト リ , Ryukka Eisutori ) finds more friends.

Later still the "great way Sorveig" joins them, the 7-year-old Varkanína ( "Werkaninchen" / 兎魔族 , usagi Mazoku ) Ingrid "Ini" Sorveig Sorgríms ( イングリッド·ソルヴェイク·ソルグリムス , Inguriddo Soruveiku Sorugurimusu ) , which alone lives in a remote ivory tower , and after a visit Naoyas sees himself as his lover and then moves with her tower into Rotes garden.

Manga

The manga is the first major work by mangaka and illustrator Yui Haga . The manga was published from June 27, 2007 (issue 8/2007) to December 27, 2013 (issue 2/2014) by ASCII Media Works ' manga magazine Dengeki Maō , which is aimed at young men ( his own ).

The chapters were also summarized in nine anthologies ( Tankōbon ):

  1. Feb. 27, 2008, ISBN 978-4-8402-4221-9
  2. Nov 27, 2008, ISBN 978-4-04-867437-9
  3. Aug 27, 2009, ISBN 978-4-04-868031-8
  4. Feb. 26, 2010, ISBN 978-4-04-868429-3
  5. Nov 27, 2010, ISBN 978-4-04-868982-3
  6. May 27, .2011, ISBN 978-4-04-870492-2
  7. Jun 27, 2012, ISBN 978-4-04-886666-8
  8. Feb. 27, 2013, ISBN 978-4-04-891361-4
  9. Jan. 27, 2014, ISBN 978-4-04-866250-5

Volume 4 also contained the debut work Miracle Panzer ( ミ ラ ク ル パ ン ツ ァ ー , Mirakuru Pantsā ) by Yui Haga.

Anime

The animation studio Diomedéa adapted the manga in 2011 as an anime television series under the title Astarotte no Omocha! ( ア ス タ ロ ッ テ の お も ち ゃ! , Asutarotte no Omocha! ). Directed by Fumitoshi Oizaki , while Mai Ōtsuka was responsible for character design and animation . The visual design of the series world comes from the artist Okama .

The anime aired on Chiba TV shortly before midnight from April 10 to June 27, 2011 . TV Kanagawa followed with a two-hour delay , and within two days Sun Television , TV Saitama , Tokyo MX , KBS Kyōto and TV Aichi followed . In addition to these regional channels, it was broadcast nationwide via satellite on AT-X , from April 25th, and from April 18th as an Internet stream on the Nico Nico Channel and Bandai Channel .

Each episode featured illustrations by different artists in the middle. These were: Kōhaku Kuroboshi (illustrator of Kinos Reise and Allison ), Okama (visual design of the series), Takehito Harada (character designer of the Disgaea game series ), Keito Koume (manga Draftsman of Spice and Wolf ), Dan Yoshii ( 吉 井 ダ ン ), Blade, Gomoku Akatsuki , Hiroki Harada ( 原田 大 基 ), Hiro Kanzaki (illustrator of Ore no Imōto ga Konna ni Kawaii Wake ga Nai ), Hidari (illustrator of Usotsuki Mī -kun to Kowareta Mā-chan ), Gayarō (Character Designer of the Erogē Canvas - Sepia-iro no Motif and Suigetsu ) and Yui Haga.

An English subtitled version was simulcast, i.e. H. streamed shortly after its Japanese premiere on Crunchyroll .

On September 7, 2011, the 25-minute OVA Astarotte no Omocha! EX ( ア ス タ ロ ッ テ の お も ち ゃ! EX ), which consists of three chapters. The first chapter is about Asuha's summer vacation homework, the second about how Zelda got into Rotte's service and the third about Naoya's and Mercelída's first meeting.

music

The soundtrack of the series comes from Twinpower. Tenshi no Clover ( 天使 の CLOVER , Engelskleeblatt), sung by Aimi ( 愛美 ), and Manatsu no Photograph ( 真 夏 の フ ォ ト グ ラ フ , ~ Fotogurafu , Eng . “Hochsommer-Fotografie”) was produced as the opening credits . , texted, composed and sung by Azusa .

In Episode 6 was also in a series in the series Shimapanman no Theme ( しまぱんまんのテーマ, Shimapanman no Tema played), texted, composed and sung by Azusa, and resulted in 10 Fuwatoro W Strawberry ( ふわとろ☆ Wストロベリー , ~ Sutoroberī ), texted by Yui Haga, composed by Azusa and sung by "Rotte & Asuha (Rie Kugimiya & Yukari Tamura)".

synchronization

role Japanese voice actor ( seiyū )
Astarot Ygvar Rie Kugimiya
Naoya Tohara Rina Sato
Asuha Tōhara / Asuhariet Yukari Tamura
Mercelída Ygvar Yūko Minaguchi
Judit Snorrevík Hitomi Nabatame
Griselda "Zelda" Reginhard Ayumi Fujimura
Elfleda "Effie" Mirjasdottír Yui Horie
Cuthfleda "Cú" Misaki Suzuki
Místrúne Ásgrím Miyu Matsuki
Unnbjörg Signar Ryō Hirohashi
Lucca Austri Yui Hatano
Ingrid "Ini" Sorveig Sorgríms Khiva Saitō

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