Daytime Shooting Star
| Manga | |
|---|---|
| title | Daytime Shooting Star |
| Original title | ひ る な か の 流星 |
| transcription | Hirunaka no Ryūsei |
| country | Japan |
| author | Mika Yamamori |
| publishing company | Shueisha |
| magazine | Margaret |
| First publication | May 20, 2011 - November 5, 2014 |
| expenditure | 13 |
Daytime Shooting Star ( Japanese ひ る な か の 流星 Hirunaka no Ryūsei ) is a Japanese Shojo manga , written and illustrated by Mika Yamamori. It ran in Margaret magazine from 2011 to 2014. In 2014 there was a collaboration with the clothing line Earth, Music, & Ecology and in 2017 a real-life film with the same title was published.
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Suzume Yosano's parents move to Bangladesh when her father takes a job and is transferred there, while she moves to Tokyo to live with her uncle Yukichi. When she gets lost on the way to her uncle's house, a strange man helps her. On the first day of school, she discovers that this strange man is her class teacher, Satsuki Shishio.
Characters
- Suzume Yosano
- Played By: Mei Nagano
- Suzume moves to Tokyo from a rural area to live with her uncle while attending high school. After seeing a shooting star in broad daylight in middle school , she is convinced she will see one again. She skips classes and often hangs out on the roof of the school, which often results in poor grades. When she arrives at her new school, she is given the seat next to Mamura. She meets Shishio, who she later finds out to be her class teacher, when she is on the way to her uncle's house. Ultimately, she falls in love with him. Since Shishio knows Suzume's uncle, they see each other quite often. When she confesses her feelings to Shishio, he rejects her. Since she can't get over him, she confesses her feelings to him one more time. This time Shishio accepts and they have a secret date. However, this relationship is short-lived because Shishio believes that their love for one another is not real love. Feeling hurt and rejected, Suzume is so depressed that she flees back to the country. Mamura tries to cheer her up by taking her to the aquarium where she was with Shishio. At first she doesn't want to go, but at some point she understands why Mamura wants to take her there. Little by little she notices how much Mamura cares for her and realizes that she is in love with him. When she runs to his house and confesses her love to him, he accepts. From then on they go out together.
- Satsuki Shishio
- Played By: Shohei Miura
- Suzume's class teacher. He reluctantly falls in love with Suzume. After she confesses her love to him for the second time, he agrees to meet on a secret date. At some point Shishio asks Suzume what she would do if he stopped teaching. To his surprise, she confesses her love and he says it was just for fun. When Suzume's uncle Yukichi accidentally learns about the relationship between the two, he does not agree with it. Shishio realizes the gravity of the situation and says that they should end the relationship and return to a normal teacher-student relationship. He says that Suzume's love for him is just admiration and that she doesn't really love him. However, he soon realizes that he still loves her, but cannot be with her. It annoys Mamura that Shishio hurts Suzume's feelings, which often hinders the relationship. By the time Shishio tries to get back together with Suzume, she is already meeting with Mamura.
- Daiki Mamura
- Played By: Alan Shirahama
- Suzume's classmate sitting in front of her. He has gynophobia . When Suzume finds out, she blackmailed him into becoming her boyfriend. After the two become friends, he begins to get more and more used to being around girls and develops feelings for Suzume. He's quite jealous of Suzume and Shishio's relationship (whether romantic or not) and becomes protective and supportive when Suzume is emotionally hurt. Despite his feelings, Mamura decides to keep them a secret until Shishio ends his relationship with Suzume. In the second year of high school, Mamura becomes very popular with the lower school students, much to the sorrow of Suzume. Suzume's friends have the idea that the two should pretend that they are dating so that the girls from lower school leave Mamura alone. When Mamura takes Suzume to the aquarium, he confesses his feelings to her, whereupon she is unsure how to react. On the way home, Suzume realizes that she loves him too, accepts his confession and the two start dating.
- Mamura's appearance is based on the model Kentaro Sakaguchi.
- Yuyuka Nekota
- Played By: Maika Yamamoto
- Yuyuka is very rude, which is why she thinks she doesn't get along well with others. She hides behind a cute exterior that is friendly and sociable for making friends. At first she just pretends to be nice to get closer to Mamura, but later they become real friends. At some point she confesses her feelings to him, whereupon Mamura rejects her and tells her that he has feelings for Suzume. She is comforted by Togyuu Minagawa, for whom she gradually develops feelings. As Suzume's friend, she often gives relationship advice.
- Nana Kameyoshi
- A classmate and friend of Suzume.
- Monika Tsurutani
- A classmate and friend of Suzume. She has a mixed background (but is partly Japanese) and later dates Manabu Inukai.
- Manabu Inukai
- A classmate of Suzume, who is also the class representative. He later has a relationship with Tsurutani.
- Togyuu Minagawa
- A high school student of Suzume. He's quite a playboy and interested in Yuyuka.
- Yukichi Kumamoto
- Played By: Ryuta Sato
- Suzume's uncle. He is unmarried, owns a café and is friends with Shishio.
Publications
Manga
Daytime Shooting Star was announced on May 3, 2011. The manga appeared in the bimonthly Margaret magazine from May 20, 2011 to November 2014. The chapters were later published in 12 bound editions by Shueisha .
To mark Margaret's 50th anniversary , Yamamori collaborated with Momoko Koda, the author of Heroine Shikkaku , to publish a crossover comic book Heroine Shooting Star . Heroine Shooting Star was published in Mini Margaret , a booklet that was distributed as a magazine extra in the Margaret 20 May 2013 issue. In 2014, Yamamori worked with Suu Morishita, the author of Hibi Chōchō , to create two crossover comics, Hibi Shooting Star and Daytime Chōchō . To promote the real-life version, Yamamori published Daytime Shooting Star: Side Story Blue in Margaret's February 3, 2017 issue, followed by Daytime Shooting Star: Side Story Red in Margaret's March 28, 2017, issue.
A German translation was published in full, but without the additional stories, from April 2014 to February 2016 by Kazé. With Viz Media , an English version appears.
Actual filming
In mid-September 2016, a real-life film was announced. The film shows Mei Nagano as Suzume, Shohei Miura as Shishio and Alan Shirahama as Mamura. The film was released in 272 cinemas in Japan on March 24, 2017 and started at number 5 in the box office on the opening weekend. The theme song is Hayaku Aitai by Dream Ami.
In addition to releasing new stories to promote the film, actresses Nagano and Shirahama promoted in their roles the Samantha Vega brand handbags, the sister brand of Samantha Thavasa.
reception
The series had 1.93 million copies in print and 500,000 sold digital copies by 2016. The German magazine Animania describes Daytime Shooting Star as a “realistic manga with a strong role model without major dramas”, with an “extremely lovable heroine who prefers to act rather than wait” and “jealous and mean classmates”. The characters that were already strong at the beginning would be continuously developed and the teacher-student dynamics and the love triangle depicted realistically. The style is "a modern Shojo -Artwork" of "delicate, light lines, black areas for hair and clothing as well as tasteful grid foils".
Web links
- Entry in the Incomplete Manga Guide
- Daytime Shooting Star on Anime News Network
Individual evidence
- ↑ Daytime Shooting Star Shojo Manga Gets Clothing Line - Interest - Anime News Network: UK . Anime News Network . Retrieved October 10, 2016.
- ↑ Viz Media Announces New Publishing Acquisitions at New York Comic Con 2018 . In: Anime News Network , October 11, 2018. Retrieved July 9, 2019.
- ↑ メ ン ノ ン モ デ ル ・ 坂口 健 太郎 く ん か ら の コ メ ン ト つ き 「「 ひ る な か 」PV ( ja ) In: Men's Non-no . Facebook . March 24, 2014. Accessed July 9, 2019.
- ↑ Egan Loo: Full Moon's Tanemura, 4 Others Start Manga in Margaret . In: Anime News Network , May 3, 2011. Retrieved July 9, 2019.
- ↑ ひ る な か の 流星 × ヒ ロ イ ン 失 格 、 コ ラ ボ 作 が マ ー ガ レ ッ ト に (yes) . In: Natalie , May 20, 2013. Retrieved July 9, 2019.
- ↑ 女装 男子 と の 恋 描 く 、 小 村 あ ゆ み 「う そ つ き リ リ ィ」 完結 (yes) . In: Natalie , May 2, 2014. Retrieved July 9, 2019.
- ↑ 「ひ る な か の 流星」 本 編 か ら 6 年 後 の 獅子 尾 描 く 新 作 読 切 切 が マ ー ガ レ ッ ト に (yes) . In: Natalie , February 3, 2017. Retrieved July 9, 2019.
- ↑ 「ひ る な か の 流星」 完結 後 の 馬 村 描 く 読 切 が マ ー ガ レ ッ ッ ト に 、 映 画 の 特集 も (yes) . In: Natalie , March 18, 2017. Retrieved July 9, 2019.
- ↑ a b Hirunaka no Ryūsei Shōjo Manga Gets Live-Action Film in March 2017 - News - Anime News Network: UK . Anime News Network . Retrieved October 10, 2016.
- ↑ Rafael Antonio Pineda: 37th Doraemon Film Stays at # 3 for 3rd Weekend, Hirunaka no Ryūsei at # 5 . In: Anime News Network , April 4, 2017. Retrieved July 9, 2019.
- ↑ Karen Ressler: Live-Action Hirunaka no Ryūsei Film's Full Trailer Introduces Theme Song by Dream Ami . In: Anime News Network , January 30, 2017. Retrieved July 9, 2019.
- ↑ 永 野 芽 郁 初恋 明 か す 「小 ２ の 時 に 学年 一 モ テ る 男 の 子 を 好 き に」 (yes) . In: Sports Nippon , March 7, 2017. Retrieved July 10, 2019.
- ↑ Animania 3/2014, p. 47.