DC - Da Capo

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DC - Da Capo
Original title DC 〜 ダ ・ カ ー ポ 〜
Logo dc.gif
genre Comedy , drama , romance
Computer / video game
Studio Circus
Publisher Circus
Erstveröffent-
lichung		 June 28, 2002
platform Windows , PlayStation 2
genre Ren'ai adventure , eroge
language Japanese
Manga
country JapanJapan Japan
Illustrator Natsuki Tanihara
publishing company Kadokawa Shoten
magazine Comptiq
First publication January 2003 - March 2004
expenditure 2
Manga
title DCSG - Da Capo Second Graduation
Original title DCSG - Da Capo Second Graduation
country JapanJapan Japan
Illustrator Natsuki Tanihara
publishing company Kadokawa Shoten
magazine Comptiq
First publication July 2004 - June 2006
expenditure 3
Television broadcast
Country of production Japan
original language Japanese
year 2003
length 24 minutes
Episodes 78 in 4 seasons
production Katsuaki Kikuchi , Tomoko Kawasaki
music Hikaru Nanase , Yūgo Kanno
First broadcast July 5, 2003 on Chiba TV
synchronization

DC - Da Capo ( Japanese DC 〜 ダ ・ カ ー ポ 〜 , DC - Da Kāpo ) is a Ren'ai-Adventure - Erogē series of the Japanese company Circus . Based on the games also emerged Manga and Anime - television series .

action

DC - Da Capo is about a fictional island in modern Japan , Hatsunejima, where the cherry trees are always in full bloom. There are mysterious powers and abilities on the island.

Plot of the first season of the anime

Jun'ichi Asakura lives with his adoptive sister Nemu on the island of Hatsunejima. Jun'ichi can see into other people's dreams and create candy. One day Jun'ichi's cousin and friend Sakura Yoshino returns from America. She looks exactly as she left the island six years ago. A love triangle develops between the two girls and Jun'ichi.

title

Da capo means repeating a piece of music from the beginning. Here it stands for Jun'ichi's second chance to continue his friendships with the girls on the island.

Games

Da Capo originally began as a collection of short stories on the Fandisc Archimedes no Wasuremono ( ア ル キ メ デ ス の わ す れ も の ) related to Circus' play Suika . The Fandisc appeared on December 14, 2001. These short stories already contained the characters Jun'ichi, Kotori, Nemu, Moe, Suginami, as well as the Sakura called Sakurambo. In Da Capo, which will be published later, the protagonist Sayaka from Suika also had several cameo appearances.

The following games are part of the entire Da Capo franchise:

  • 2002:
    • June 28: DC - Da Capo ( DC 〜 ダ ・ カ ー ポ 〜 ; PC)
    • December 13: DC White Season - Da Capo White Season ( DC White Season 〜 ダ ・ カ ー ポ ホ ワ イ ト シ ー ズ ン 〜 ; PC)
  • 2003:
    • October 30: DCPS - Da Capo Plus Situation ( DCPS 〜 ダ ・ カ ー ポ プ ラ ス シ チ チ ュ エ ー シ ョ ン ; PlayStation 2 )
  • 2004:
    • May 28: DCPC - Da Capo Plus Communication ( DCPC 〜 ダ ・ カ ー ポ ～ プ ラ ス コ ミ ミ ュ ニ ケ ー シ ョ ン ; PC)
    • August 27: DC Summer Vacation - Da Capo Summer Vacation ( DC Summer Vacation 〜 ダ ・ カ ー ポ サ マ ー ー バ ケ ー シ ョ ン 〜 ; PC)
  • 2005:
    • December 15: DC Four Seasons - Da Capo Four Seasons ( DC Four Seasons 〜 ダ ・ カ ー ポ 〜 フ ォ ー シ シ ー ズ ン ズ ; PlayStation 2)
  • 2006:
    • May 26: DC II - Da Capo II ( DCII 〜 ダ ・ カ ー ポ II〜 ; PC)
    • June 27: DC After Seasons - Da Capo After Seasons ( DC After Seasons 〜 ダ ・ カ ー ポ 〜 ア フ タ ー シ ー ズ ン ズ ; PC version by DC Four Seasons)
    • December 22nd: CD Christmas Days - Circus Disc Christmas Days ( CDChristmas Days 〜 サ ー カ ス デ ィ ス ク ク リ リ ス マ ス デ イ ズ 〜 ; PC)
  • 2007:
    • April 27: DCII Spring Celebration - Da Capo II Spring Celebration ( DCII Spring Celebration 〜 ダ ・ カ ー ポ II〜 ス プ リ ン グ セ レ ブ レ イ シ ョ ン ; PC)
    • June 1: DC - Da Capo DVD Players Game: Kotori-hen ( DC 〜 ダ ・ カ ー ポ 〜 DVD Players Game こ と り 編 ; DVD-PG )
    • June 29: DCPC - Da Capo Plus Communication: Vista Taiō-hen ( DCPC 〜 ダ ・ カ ー ポ ポ プ ラ ス コ ミ ュ ニ ニ ケ ー シ ョ ン Vista 対 応 版 ; PC)
    • July 27: DC - Da Capo DVD Players Game: Sakura-hen ( DC 〜 ダ ・ カ ー ポ 〜 DVD Players Game さ く ら 編 ; DVD-PG)
    • September 28: DC - Da Capo DVD Players Game: Nemu-hen ( DC 〜 ダ ・ カ ー ポ 〜 DVD Players Game 音 夢 編 ; DVD-PG)
  • 2008:
    • February 14: DC the Origin - Da Capo the Origin ( DC the Origin 〜 ダ ・ カ ー ポ 〜 ジ オ リ ジ ン ; PlayStation 2)
    • February 29: DCPK - Da Capoker ( DCPK 〜 ダ ・ カ ー ポ ー カ ー 〜 ; PC)
    • May 29: DCII PS - Da Capo II Plus Situation ( DCII PS 〜 ダ ・ カ ー ポ II〜 プ ラ ス シ チ ュ エ ー シ ョ ン ; PlayStation 2)
    • June 27: DC After Seasons - Da Capo After Seasons ( DC After Seasons 〜 ダ ・ カ ー ポ 〜 ア フ フ タ ー シ ー ズ ン ズ ; PC)
    • July 25: CDCD2 ( CDCD2 〜 シ ー デ ィ ー シ ー デ ィ ー 2〜 ; PC)
    • September 26: DC Girl's Symphony - Da Capo Girl's Symphony ( DC Girl's Symphony 〜 ダ ・ カ ー ポ 〜 ガ ー ル ズ シ ン フ ォ ニ ー ; PC)
    • December 26th: DCII PC - Da Capo II Plus Communication ( DCII PC 〜 ダ ・ カ ー ポ II〜 プ ラ ス コ ミ ュ ニ ケ ー シ ョ ン ; PC version of DCII PS)
  • 2009:
    • April 29: DCIF - Da Capo Innocent Finale ( DCIF 〜 ダ ・ カ ー ポ 〜 イ ノ セ セ ン ト フ ィ ナ ー レ ; PlayStation 2)
    • June 26: DCII. To You - Da Capo II To You ( DCII To You 〜 ダ ・ カ ー ポ II〜 ト ゥ ー ユ ー ; PC)
    • December 18: DCII Fall in Love - Da Capo II Fall in Love ( DCII Fall in Love 〜 ダ ・ カ ー ポ II〜 フ ォ ー リ ン ラ ブ ; PC)
  • 2010:
    • April 23: Kotori Love Ex P ( こ と り Love Ex P ; PC)
    • October 28: DCI & II PSP - Da Capo I & II - Plus Situation Portable ( DCI & II PSP 〜 ダ ・ カ ー ポ I & II〜 プ ラ ス シ チ ュ エ ー シ ョ ョ ン ポ ー タ ブ ル ; PSP version of DCPS and DCII PS)
    • December 25: DC Dream X'mas - Da Capo Dream Christmas ( DC Dream X'mas 〜 ダ ・ カ ー ポ 〜 ド リ ー ム ク リ ス マ ス ; PC)

Da Capo and DCIF have also been translated into English by MangaGamer. The localization of DCIF, which took place on November 29, 2010, was done for PC instead of the original for the PlayStation 2.

Manga

Natsuki Tanihara drew two mangas about DC - Da Capo based on the idea of ​​Circus. These were published by Kadokawa Shoten in Comptiq , a computer game magazine. The first, DC - Da Capo , was published from January 10, 2003 to March 10, 2004 and summarized in two edited volumes. The second, DCSG - Da Capo Second Graduation , was published from July 10, 2004 to June 10, 2006, later also in three anthologies.

Various manga were also published for the following games.

Anime

By Da Capo previous five anime television series have been published.

DC - Da Capo

The first series with a length of 26 episodes was produced by Zexcs and shown on Japanese television from July 5, 2003. The first seven episodes also included commercials for the character songs of the seven main female characters.

DCSS - Da Capo Second Season

From July 2, 2005, a second season with 26 episodes was broadcasted by the studio feel. was produced.

DCII - Da Capo II

The third season was broadcast from October 1, 2007, which was also broadcast by feel. was produced and comprises 13 episodes.

DCII SS - Da Capo II Second Season

The continuation of the third season was shown on Japanese television from April 5, 2008 and, like its predecessor, comprised 13 episodes, also from feel. were animated.

DCIII - Da Capo III

The computer game DCIII - Da Capo III was also adapted as an anime series. This will be broadcast on Tokyo MX from January 5, 2013 , a few hours later on MBS and TV Aichi and a few days later on BS11 and AT-X . It is animated by Kazami Gakuen Kōshiki Dōga-bu, whose name is derived from the location, directed by Ken'ichi Ishikura.

synchronization

role Japanese speaker ( seiyū )
Nemu Asakura Sakura Nogawa
Sakura Yoshino Yukari Tamura
Jun'ichi Asakura Yūki Tai

music

For the opening credits , the song Sakura Saku Mirai Koi Yume by yozuca * and Sonzai by CooRie , which only appears in the last episode, was used in the first season DC - Da Capo . The credits were accompanied by Mirai e no Melody , also by CooRie, and Utamaru Ekaki Uta by Haruko Momoi .

As the opening credits of the second season DCSS - Da Capo Second Season , Sakura-iro no Kisetsu ( Eng . "Cherry blossom-colored season") was sung again by yozuca * and the titles for the credits Akatsuki ni Saku Uta and Kioku Love Letter are again from CooRie.

Also in the third season DCII - Da Capo II two titles from CooRie were used. For the opening credits this was Sakura Kimi ni Emu and for the ending credits Yasashisa wa Ame no yō ni ( 優 し さ は 雨 の よ う に ).

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