Haiyore! Nyaruko-san
| Haiyore! Nyaruko-san | |
|---|---|
| Original title | 這 い よ れ! ニ ャ ル 子 さ ん |
| transcription | Haiyore! Nyaruko-san |
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| Logo of the anime | |
| genre | comedy |
| Light novel | |
| country |
 Japan
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| author | Manta Aisora |
| illustrator | Koin |
| publishing company | Softbank Creative |
| First publication | April 15, 2009 - March 17, 2014 |
| expenditure | 12 |
| Original video animation | |
| title | Haiyoru! Nyaruani |
| Original title | 這 い よ る! ニ ャ ル ア ニ |
| Country of production |
Japan
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| original language | Japanese |
| Year (s) | 2009-2010 |
| Studio | DLE |
| length | 2-6 minutes |
| Episodes | 8 + 1 ONA |
| Director | Azuma Tani |
| music | Yūki Sudō |
| Anime television series | |
| title | Haiyoru! Nyaruani: Remember My Love (craft-sensei) |
| Original title | 這 い よ る! ニ ャ ル ア ニ リ メ ン バ ー ・ マ イ ・ ラ ブ （ク ラ フ ト 先生） |
| transcription | Haiyoru! Nyaruani: Rimembā Mai Rabu (kurafuto-sensei) |
| Country of production |
Japan
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| original language | Japanese |
| Year (s) | 2010-2011 |
| Studio | DLE |
| length | 4-5 minutes |
| Episodes | 11 + 1 OVA |
| Director | Azuma Tani |
| music | SLF !! |
| First broadcast | December 11, 2010 - February 26, 2011 on BS11 |
| Anime television series | |
| title | Haiyore! Nyaruko-san Haiyore! Nyaruko-san W. |
| Original title | 這 い よ れ! ニ ャ ル 子 さ ん 這 い よ れ! ニ ャ ル 子 さ ん W |
| Country of production |
Japan
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| original language | Japanese |
| year | 2012/2013 |
| Studio | Xebec |
| length | 24 minutes |
| Episodes | 24 + 1 OVA in 2 seasons |
| Director | Tsuyoshi Nagasawa |
| music | Monaca |
| First broadcast | April 10 - June 26, 2012 April 8 - June 30, 2013 on TV Tokyo |
Haiyore! Nyaruko-san ( Japanese 這 い よ れ! ニ ャ ル 子 さ ん , Eng. "Krauche! Nyaruko-san") is a 12-part Japanese light novel series by Manta Aisora with illustrations by Koin . The series is a parody of the Cthulhu myth and hundreds of references to Japanese pop culture with the "creeping chaos" Nyarlathotep as the protagonist, who is shown here as a chaotic girl instead of a horror-like being.
The series of novels was also implemented as a radio play, manga and several animes .
action
The student Mahiro Yasaka is attacked by a nightgaunt one night , but is saved in time by a silver-haired girl. This calls itself a Nyarlathotep named Nyaruko and belongs to the "Planetary Protection Organization" ( 惑星 保護 機構 , Wakusei Hogo Kikō ), a kind of space police. After seeing a photo of Mahiro who is the target of a human trafficking ring, she fell in love with him, signed up for the assignment to protect him, and moved in with him. Then follow the Cthugha Kūko who fell in love with Nyaruko, and the Hastur Hasuta who also fell in love with Mahiro.
Mahiro learns that the beings described in the Cthulhu myth were members of extraterrestrial races who have been visiting Earth for a long time and also met HP Lovecraft . This is because the earth is technologically inferior to the rest of space, but its culture, especially Japanese pop culture, is considered to be superior and is accordingly in great demand. The motives of the opponents also derive from this: B. found out that the Nightgaunts were sent by Nodens to kidnap Mahiro because the producers of a Boys-Love- Manga film really wanted someone.
characters
- Nyaruko ( ニ ャ ル 子 , suitcase word from Nyarlathotep ( ニ ャ ル ラ ト ホ テ プ , Nyaruratohotepu ) and the feminine suffix ko )
- Nyaruko is an alien of the Nyarlathotep race and has the shape of a girl with long silver hair. She has a hyperactive character with whom she repeatedly causes chaos and describes herself as "[I am] the chaos that always grows up to you with a smile." (「い つ も ニ コ ニ コ あ な た の の 隣 に 這 い よ る 混沌」, Itsumo nikoniko anata no tonari ni haiyoru account ).
- She is madly in love with Mahiro and, to his annoyance, tries constantly to seduce him with the aim of becoming his wife and having as many children as possible, mostly dismissing Mahiro's repulsive behavior as shyness.
- Nyaruko joined the "Planetary Protection Organization" after graduating as the best of his year at the Space University and came to earth to protect Mahiro from a human trafficking ring, where she moved in with him and also attended his school class as his relative Nyarlathotep Yasaka . After the case closed, she took 300 years of paid vacation to stay with Mahiro. On the other hand, she also came to earth as an otaku from mangas, animes, tokusatsu series and Japanese games and one of her first acts on earth was a visit to an anime shop to buy as many of them as possible, since such goods are a strict one Subject to export controls to space. Despite her work as a policewoman, Nyaruko then wants to smuggle them from the earth with the justification "it is not a crime if you are not caught". In her work she is usually quite brutal, for example when B. their opponents, like Mahiro's kidnappers, dismembered with a crowbar or bare hands.
- Mahiro Yasaka ( 八 坂 真 尋 , Yasaka Mahiro )
- Mahiro is an ordinary student who is targeted by an alien trafficking ring and is rescued by Nyaruko. He has a serious personality and is constantly annoyed by the, in his opinion, unreasonable, especially Nyaruko's chaotic, behavior of the aliens living with him and therefore takes on the role of a tsukkomi in the work . From his mother he inherited the ability to hurt “evil gods” ( 邪神 , jashin ), as Nyaruko and the others are called , with a fork . He mainly uses this to fend off Nyaruko's constant advances. Although he also has feelings for Nyaruko, as a connoisseur of the Cthulhu myth and Nyarlathotep's role in it, he is uncomfortable entering into a relationship with her. Nyaruko therefore also calls him Tsundere .
- Kūko ( ク ー 子 , suitcase word from Cthugha ( ク ト ゥ グ ア , Kutugaa ) and ko )
- Kūko is a Cthugha and rules the element fire as a “living flame”. She appears as a girl with red hair and bows in it that look like flames. She usually has a calm, monotonous and quiet voice and otherwise a cool character. For example, she does not refer to Mahiro by his name, but only calls him "boy" ( shōnen ). In contrast, she is completely on fire for Nyaruko, even though both races are enemies. Such an opposing character is also called kūdere in Japanese . Kūko resembles Nyaruko in her eagerness to seduce, marry and have children, Nyarukos regarding Mahiro and just like Mahiro constantly rejects Nyaruko, so does Nyaruko with her. She has been friends with Nyaruko since space kindergarten and became a NEET after finishing school , spending her time only playing computer games. When she meets Nyaruko again, she joins the "Planetary Protection Organization" to be with Nyaruko, with her uncle who works in the personnel department helping her. She can also be transferred to Mahiro's class as Kūko Yasaka . After initially seeing Mahiro as a rival, she gradually grew affectionate for him and declared that if she married Nyaruko, she would take him as her lover (sic!).
- Hasuta ( ハ ス 太 , suitcase word from Hastur ( ハ ス タ ー , Hasutā ) and the masculine name suffix ta )
- Hasuta belongs to the Hastur race and masters the element of wind. As the " King in Yellow " he has blond hair and wears yellow clothes, although Mahiro initially mistook him for a girl because of his appearance. In addition, he has a rather obedient, shy character and seems to be the only one of the three "bad gods" with common sense. Hasuta attended school with Nyaruko and Kūko, where he was class representative. At the request of his father, the chairman of the computer game company Carcosa Computer Entertainment (CCE, cf. SCE ), he came to earth because of Mahiro's mother, where Hasuta then fell in love with Mahiro. Like the other two, he also attends Mahiro's class as Hasuta Yasaka .
- Luhy Distone ( ル ー ヒ ー ・ ジ ス ト ー ン , Rūhī Jisutōn )
- Luhy is a Cthulhi ( ク ト ゥ ル ヒ , Kuturuhi ; in the myth the star breed Cthulhus) and works for the Cthulhu company, where she headed the computer game development department, whose console Xoth is the direct competitor in the space game market to the company CCE. After the division was closed, she quit and went to work as a takoyaki (fried squid) saleswoman . She has the appearance of a grown woman with long green hair, the individual strands of which appear like squid arms, and commands the element of water.
- Yoriko Yasaka ( 八 坂 頼 子 , Yasaka Yoriko )
- Yoriko is Mahiro's mother, who has been hunting monsters and evil gods as a part-time job since her university days, using forks as a weapon. She looks very young for her age and indicates this as "forever 17 years" ( 永遠 の 17 歳 ), which alludes to her speaker in the radio plays, Kikuko Inoue , who has also been 17 as the age for years. She has the habit of hugging her son in order to charge her “son-ium” ( ム ス コ ニ ウ ム , musukoniumu ) by self-declaration .
The anime of 2012 resulted in the last two episodes a new character named Gutatan ( グタタン ), daughter of the owner of the Ghatanothoa - Group , which is based on the same creatures from the myth. In contrast to the one where Ghatanothoa is described as "old man" with a face so terrible that one is frozen to stone, Gutatan is a cute little girl.
publication
The novel is Manta Aisora's debut work. Originally he submitted it under the title Yumemiru Mama ni Machi Itari ( 夢見 る ま ま に 待 ち い た り ) to the 1st GA Bunko Taishō ("Big GA Bunko Prize"), in which it was one of two youngsters among 611 submissions. Award received. The title itself of the Japanese translation ( 「死せるクトゥルー,ルルイエの館にて,夢見るままに待ちいたり」Shiseru Kuturu, Ruruie no kan nite, Yumemiru mama ni machi ITARI ) of Beckoning Cthulhu Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn ("In his house at R'lyeh the dead Cthulhu waits dreaming.") Taken from Lovecraft's short story Cthulhu's call .
With the prize, he was signed by the organizing publisher Softbank Creative. The first volume of the light novel, now under the title Haiyore! Nyaruko-san , was published on April 15, 2009 by Softbank Creatives Light-Novel- Imprint GA Bunko. The illustrations come from Koin ( 狐 印 ), who became known for his drawings for Kanokon . The following 12 volumes were published:
- Volume 1: Apr. 15, 2009, ISBN 978-4-7973-5414-0
- Volume 2: July 15, 2009, ISBN 978-4-7973-5540-6
- Volume 3: Oct. 15, 2009, ISBN 978-4-7973-5635-9
- Volume 4: Mar 15 2010, ISBN 978-4-7973-5782-0
- Volume 5: Aug. 15, 2010, ISBN 978-4-7973-6148-3
- Volume 6: Dec. 15, 2010, ISBN 978-4-7973-6292-3
- Volume 7: Apr. 15, 2011, ISBN 978-4-7973-6407-1
- Volume 8: Oct. 15, 2011, ISBN 978-4-7973-6644-0
- Volume 9: Apr. 15, 2012, ISBN 978-4-7973-6891-8
- Volume 10: Oct. 12, 2012, ISBN 978-4-7973-7186-4
- Volume 11: Apr. 15, 2013, ISBN 978-4-7973-7333-2
- Volume 12: Mar 17th 2014, ISBN 978-4-7973-7559-6
On the cover, Nyaruko is shown in poses borrowed from the protagonists of the Tokusatsu series Kamen Rider , which is also parodied in the work alongside other works of Japanese pop culture.
Three 10- and 11-page short stories were published in the light novel magazine GA Magazin issue 2 on May 21, 2009, 3 on December 19, 2009 and 4 on August 10, 2010.
In addition, on March 31, 2011, Haiyore! Nyaruani 1 & 2 Perfect Box ( 這 い よ る! ニ ャ ル ア ニ 1 & 2 パ ー フ ェ ク ト ボ ッ ク ス , ~ Pāfekuto Bokkusu ; ISBN 978-4-7973-6321-0 ) a collection of short stories by various authors besides Manta Aisora.
The first issue of GA Bunko Magazine on January 12, 2012 included a short story called Yasashii-teki no Shitome-kata ( や さ し い 敵 の 仕 留 め 方 ).
By May 2012, 1 million copies of the series were sold, making it the most successful series of the imprint after Ichirō Sakaki's Shinkyoku Sōkai Polyphonica Crimson . From November 2011 to November 2012 370,000 copies were sold, making it 15th in the best-selling light novel series of the year.
Adaptations
Radio plays
Hobirecords released four radio play CDs from 2009 to 2011:
- Haiyore! Nyaruko-san ( 這 い よ れ! ニ ャ ル 子 さ ん ; October 23, 2009)
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Haiyore! Nyaruko-san
EX - Dreamy Dreamer ( 這 い よ れ! ニ ャ ル 子 さ んEX 〜 ド リ ー ミ ー ・ ド リ ー マ ー 〜 ; June 25, 2010) -
Haiyore! Nyaruko-san
DX - Winter Wars ( 這 い よ れ! ニ ャ ル 子 さ んDX 〜 ウ ィ ン タ ー ウ ォ ー ズ 〜 ; December 24, 2010) -
Haiyore! Nyaruko-san
GX - Vital Attraction ( 這 い よ れ! ニ ャ ル 子 さ んGX 〜 フ ェ イ タ ル ア ト ラ ク シ ョ ン 〜 ; May 25, 2011)
In addition, Hobirecords produced other Internet radio plays, the first four serving as advertising for the radio play CDs:
- Nyaruraji ( に ゃ る ラ ジ ; August 20, 2009), part
- Haiyoru Nyaruraji - Omega ( 這 い よ る に ゃ る ラ ジ -OMEGA- ; April 6/20, May 7/24, June 8/24, 2010), six parts
- Haiyoru Nyaruraji: Dasshu! ( 這 い よ る に ゃ る ラ ジ だ っ し ゅ! ; September 24, October 19, November 2/29, December 13, 2010), five parts
- Haiyoru! Nyaruraji: The Movie ( 這 い よ る！ に ゃ る ラ ジ THE MOVIE ; March 18, April 19, May 2/19/25, 2011), five parts
- Nyaruraji CD (Haiyoru Nyaruraji: Okawari) ( に ゃ る ラ ジ CD （這 い よ る に ゃ る る ラ ジ お か わ り） )
- Nyaruraji featuring Tatewaki Obi ( に ゃ る ラ ジ featuring 帯 刀 帯 ; June 13 to July 25, 2011), four parts as a crossover with the radio play Kannagi-ke e Yōkoso! featuring Tatewaki Obi
Anime
Haiyoru! Nyaruani
The DLE company adapted the novel series as two short Flash animation series. Azuma Tani directed each.
The first episode of the first series Haiyoru! Nyaruani ( 這 い よ る! ニ ャ ル ア ニ ) was released on October 23, 2009 and was available online as ONA for buyers of the first radio play CD . Further episodes appeared on December 19, 2009 in GA Magazin issue 3 and all 9 episodes were finally enclosed in volume 4 of the light novel. The episodes were about 1½ minutes long, with the exception of the last about 6½ minutes. The final title was Suki, Suki, Daisuki. ( 好 き 、 好 き 、 大好 き。 , “I like you, I like you, I like you very much”) sung by Kana Asumi and composed / used by Yūki Sudō; There was no opening title.
The second series Haiyoru! Nyaruani: Remember My Love (craft-sensei) ( !這いよるニャルアニリメンバー·マイ·ラブ(クラフト先生) , Haiyoru Nyaruani: Rimembā May Rabu (kurafuto-sensei) ), and also Haiyoru! Nyaruani: Remember My Mr. Lovecraft , was shown from December 11, 2010 to February 26, 2011 shortly after midnight (and thus on the previous TV day ) in the DLE Hour program on the BS11 satellite channel , and immediately afterwards on Nico Nico Douga streamed. The 11 episodes were each 4 minutes long. As in the first series, the actual episode content is animated in Flash, while the credits are drawn like regular cartoon series. This used the music title Koisuru Otome no Catharsis ( 恋する乙女のカタルシス, " catharsis of a girl in love") composed by Yasuo Ōtani , texted of Nobuhito Ikehata and Momoyo Funabasama sung by LISP, a group consisting of Kana Asumi, Azusa Kataoka and Sayuri Hara .
The title is composed of the film title Remember My Love and the creator of the Cthulhu myth Lovecraft with the suffix sensei .
Both series were also part of the Haiyore! Nyaruani 1 & 2 Perfect Box from March 31, 2011 enclosed. This also contained a 12th episode of the second series, which was a little longer at 5½ minutes. This episode was also streamed on Nico Nico Douga the following day April 1, 2011.
As part of the licensing of the anime series Haiyore! Nyaruko-san acquired the video portal Crunchyroll also the licenses for the two Flash series, which were subtitled in English. From March 5 to April 2, 2012, 4 episodes were released at weekly intervals, whereby the first episode of the first series was left out.
Haiyore! Nyaruko-san
The animation studio Xebec also adapted the series of novels under the direction of Tsuyoshi Nagasawa as an anime series, which was not animated in Flash, but conventionally and with a length of 24 minutes.
The twelve episodes, which cover volumes 1 to 4, were broadcast for the first time on TV Tokyo after midnight (and thus on the previous television day) from April 10 to June 26, 2012 . AT-X , TV Aichi and TV Osaka followed at the same time with a delay of up to a week , and Nico Nico Douga on the Internet.
In addition, the series was licensed by Crunchyroll under the title Nyarko-san: Another Crawling Chaos , which they are streaming as a simulcast at the same time as the Japanese premiere in an English subtitled version worldwide except Asia. The series was licensed by NIS America for the US home video market and was released on April 15, 2014 as Nyaruko: Crawling with Love! on Blu-ray.
The opening credits used Taiyō Iwaku Moeyo Chaos ( 太陽 曰 く 燃 え よ カ オ ス , ~ Kaosu , "Burn chaos, says the sun"; Text: Aki Hata , composition: Hidekazu Tanaka) sung by "Ushiro kara Haiyori Tai G (Nyaruko (Asumi Kana), KUKO (Matsuki Miyu), cure Tamao (Otsubo Yuka)) "( 後ろから這いより隊G (ニャル子(阿澄佳奈)クー子(松来未祐)暮井珠緒(大坪由佳)) ) and the End credits Zutto Be with you ( ず っ と Be with you , “always be with you”; text: Shōko Fujibayashi, composition: RAMM) from “RAMM ni Haiyoru Nyaruko-san” ( RAMM に 這 い よ る ニ ャ ル 子 さ ん ) for the first eleven Episodes, as well as in the last episode Magamagashiku mo Seinaru kana ( 禍 々 し く も 聖 な る か な , "gloomy and also holy?"; Text: Aki Hata, composition: Keigo Hoashi) of "Ushiro kara Haiyori Tai". In addition, in episodes 1 and 12, the piece Kurogane no Striver ( 黒 鋼 の ス ト ラ イ バ ー , Kurogana no Sutoraibā , "black steel striving "; text: Shokō Fujibayashi, composition: Keiichi Okabe) by "Ushiro kara Haiyori Tai B (Kitamura Eri, Hatano Wataru) “( 後 ろ か ら 這 い よ り 隊 B （喜 多 村 英 梨 、 羽 多 野 渉） ). Taiyō Iwaku Moeyo Chaos was named "Best Theme Song" at the Animation Kobe 2012.
The Special Necronomicon DVD ( ス ペ シ ャ ル ネ ク ロ ノ ミ コ ン DVD , Supessharu Nekuronomikon DVD ) with the 10-minute anime Yasashii-teki no Shitome-kata (based on the short story of the same name) was produced for buyers of all DVDs or Blu-Rays in this series .
Haiyore! Nyaruko-san W.
At the end of September 2012, the production of another season called Haiyore! Nyaruko-san
This season was also licensed by Crunchyroll, who stream it as a simulcast worldwide except Japan (for non-subscribers only North America, UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Denmark, Scandinavia, Iceland, Netherlands).
For the opening credits, Koi wa Chaos no Shimobe nari ( 恋 は
- Yotte SOS ( よ っ て SOS) from "RAMM ni Haiyoru Nyaruko-san" and in episode 1, 2, 6 and 11,
- Wonder Nanda? Kataomoi (Wonder ナ ン ダ? 片 思 い , "What is a miracle? One-sided love") from "RAMM ni Haiyoru Jashin-san" [d. H. Nyaruko, Kūko and Hastur] in episode 3 and 8,
- Kirai na Wake Lychee ( 嫌 い な ワ ケ Lychee, "I hate litchi ") from "RAMM ni Haiyoru Tamao-san" in episodes 4 and 7,
- Sister, Friend, Lover ("Sister, Friend, Beloved") from "RAMM ni Haiyoru Kūko-san to Kūne-san" in episodes 5 and 9,
- Ai Crusaders † Striver ( 愛 ク ル セ イ ダ ー ス † ス ト ラ イ バ ー , Ai Kuruseidāsu † Sutoraibā , "Love Cross Knight + Striver") from "RAMM ni Haiyoru Mahiro-san to Yoichi-san" in episode 10, as well
- Kimi no Tonari de ( キ ミ の と な り で , "Beside you") from "RAMM ni Haiyoru Nyaruko-san" in episode 12.
In between, additional pieces were used within individual episodes:
- Taiyō Iwaku Moeyo Chaos from "Ushiro kara Haiyori Tai G" in episode 1,
- Blast of Fate - Hayate no Yukue (Blast of Fate 〜 疾風 の 行 方 〜 ) by "Ushiro kara Haiyori Tai B (Yasaka Mahiro (Kitamura Eri), Yoichi Takehiko (Hatano Wataru))" in episode 3,
- Kirai na Wake Lychee (Tsuruko ver.) ( 嫌 い な ワ ケ Lychee ( ツ ル 子 ver.)) From "RAMM ni Haiyoru Tsuruko-san" in episode 4, as well
- Yuggoth yori no Shisha (ユ ゴ ス よ り の 使者 , "Messenger of Yuggoth") from "The Mi-go hunters" in episode 10.
Haiyore! Nyaruko-san F.
On August 17, 2014, the production of a final OVA called Haiyore! Nyaruko-san F ( 這 い よ れ! ニ ャ ル 子 さ ん F ) announced. It was shown in a pre-premiere on May 30, 2015 in ten cinemas before the Blu-ray was released on June 19, 2015.
The opening title is Haiyore Once Nyagain ( 這 い よ れ Once Nyagain) by "Ushiro kara Haiyori Tai G" and the closing title is Kitto Engage ( き っ と エ ン ゲ ー ジ , Kitto Engēji ) by RAMM.
Manga
In Shueisha bimonthly-appearing His - manga magazine Miracle Jump was on 6 May 2011 (No. 3/2011) to 10 April 2013 (No. 13/2013) a manga to Haiyore! Nyaruko-san released. The text is from Manta Aisora, while the drawings are contributed by Kei Okazaki. The chapters were summarized in two anthologies ( Tankōbon ) which were published on April 15, 2012 ( ISBN 978-4-08-879321-4 ) and April 15, 2013 ( ISBN 978-4-08-879591-1 ).
A Yonkoma manga ( comic strip ) called Haiyore has also been released since October 2011 ! Super Nyaruko-chan Time ( 這 い よ れ！ ス ー パ ー ニ ャ ル 子 ち ゃ ん タ イ ム , Haiyore! Sūpā Nyaruko-chan Taimu ) first with the web manga magazine Flex Comics Blood and from 2012 with its successor magazine Comic Meteor . The text is also from Manta Aisora, but the drawings from Sōichirō Hoshino. The chapters have been published in four anthologies (as of October 2014) ( ISBN 978-4-593-85689-3 , ISBN 978-4-593-85707-4 , ISBN 978-4-593-85726-5 and ISBN 978- 4-593-85761-6 ) summarized. The closing volume is planned for November 12, 2014.
On November 12th, 2012, Holp Shuppan's manga anthology Haiyore! Nyaruko-san: Comic Anthology ( 這 い よ れ！ ニ ャ ル 子 さ ん コ ミ ッ ク ア ン ソ ロ ジ ー , ~: Komikku Ansorojī ; ISBN 978-4-593-85713-5 ). This contained short stories of the mangaka Tsubaki Ayasugi, Ayune Araragi, Itachi, Tetsuya Imai, Eromame, Okara, kashmir, Ayaka Kanan, Tomoe Kitahara, Kashiko Kurobuchi, Rein Kuwashima, Satori Kōnosu, Tetsuya Kobayashi, Minene Sakurano , Sankakuheadji, Sankakitsuana, Sankakitsuana Shaa, Shiun, Dicca Suemitsu, Mahiro Takla, Tachi, Seiman Dōman , Nanaroku, Hatopopoko, Hamo, Hiroki Haruse, Puyo, Yū Hokuō, Sōichirō Hoshino, Kurone Mishima, Yū Yagami and Yu.
Voice actor
The speakers for the radio plays and the first two Flash anime series stayed the same. For the 2012 television series, others were sometimes used, which are listed separated by a slash.
| character | Japanese speaker ( seiyū ) |
|---|---|
| Nyaruko (Nyarlathotep) | Kana Asumi |
| Mahiro Yasaka | Eri Kitamura |
| Kūko (Cthugha) | Miyu Matsuki |
| Hasuta (Hastur) | Rie Kugimiya |
| Luhy Distone | - / Mariko Kōda |
| Shantak-kun | Tomoko Kaneda / Satomi Arai |
| Takehiko Yoichi | Yoshihisa Kawahara / Wataru Hatano |
| Tamao Kurei | Yōko Hikasa / Yuka Ōtsubo |
| Yoriko Yasaka | Kikuko Inoue / Aya Hisakawa |
| Gutatan (Ghatanothoa) | - / Shiori Mikami |
| Kūne (Kūko's cousin) | - / Ryōka Yuzuki |
computer game
5pb. released the game Haiyore! on May 30, 2013 ! Nyaruko-san Meijō shigatai Game no yō na mono ( 這 い よ れ！ ニ ャ ル 子 さ ん 名 状 し し が た い ゲ ー ム の の よ う な も の ) for the PlayStation Vita . There are also three mobile games.
Web links
- Light Novel Series website (Japanese)
- Website of the flash anime Haiyoru! Nyaruani (Japanese)
- Website of the anime Haiyore! Nyaruko-san (Japanese)
- US website of the anime Haiyore! Nyaruko-san (English)
- 1st anime , 2nd anime and 3rd anime on the Anime News Network (English)
Individual evidence
- ↑ NyaruReferences. Retrieved March 28, 2018 .
- ↑ 第 1 回 GA 文庫 大 賞 選 考 結果 発 表 . In: GA 文庫 . Softbank Creative, April 30, 2009; accessed April 11, 2012 (Japanese).
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