Honey × Honey Drops

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Honey × Honey Drops
Original title 蜜 × 蜜 ド ロ ッ プ ス
transcription Mitsu × Mitsu Drops
genre Shōjo , romance
Manga
country JapanJapan Japan
author Kanan Minami
publishing company Shogakukan
magazine Shōjo comic
First publication December 2004 - 2006
expenditure 8th
Original video animation
Country of production JapanJapan Japan
original language Japanese
year 2006
Studio Radix
length 27 minutes
Episodes 2
Director Mitsuhiro Tōgō
music Shōichi Kasuya
synchronization
Computer / video game
title Mitsu × Mitsu Drops: Love × Love Honey Life
Original title 蜜 × 蜜 ド ロ ッ プ ス
transcription LOVE × LOVE HONEY LIFE
Studio Idea Factory
Publisher Otomate
Erstveröffent-
lichung
JapanJapan April 6, 2006
platform PlayStation 2
genre Otome game
Game mode Single player
control Controller
language Japanese

Honey × Honey Drops ( Japanese 蜜 × 蜜 ド ロ ッ プ ス , Mitsu × Mitsu Drops ) is a manga series by Kanan Minami . The Shōjo manga was translated into several languages ​​and adapted as a two-part original video animation .

content

At the Hojo Academy ( 蜂 城 学院 , Hōjō gakuin ) there is not only the normal classes but also the “Kugeka” ( 九華 besucht ), which is only attended by wealthy students. Each of the Kugeka students (“Masters”) chooses a “Honey” from the other students who will make his school days easier for him. The honey is paid the school fee for this.

When Yuzuru Hagino ( 萩 乃 柚 留 ) comes to the Hojo Academy, she meets Kai Renge ( 煉 夏 可 威 ). Soon afterwards he makes her his honey, against her will. But there is nothing she can do about it, otherwise she would have to leave school. So she has to endure his sometimes condescending behavior and is also soon annoyed by Chihaya Yurioka ( 百合 丘 千 駿 ). Finally Kai helps her and soon she falls in love with him.

publication

The manga appeared from 2004 to 2006 in the Japanese manga Shōjo Comic published by Shogakukan . The chapters later appeared in eight anthologies. A French version was published by Akiko, a Spanish version by Editorial Ivréa and a Chinese version by Ever Glory Publishing . From October 2007 to December 2008, all eight volumes were published in German by Tokyopop . From April 2012 to January 2013 a new German edition was published in four double volumes.

Anime

In 2006 Studio Radix produced a two-part OVA for the manga. The director was Mitsuhiro Tōgō , the character design was created by Kōji Murai and the artistic direction was taken over by Yutaka Mukumoto . The music was composed by Shōichi Kasuya . Misaki Fuji + sang the opening title Rock'n Sweets ( ロ ッ ク ン ☆ ス ウ ィ ー ツ , Rokkun Suwītsu ) and the ending title French Kiss ( フ レ ン チ ☆ キ ス , Furenchi Kisu ).

The two parts of the OVA, each 27 minutes long, were released on DVD on April 28, 2006 in Japan.

synchronization
role Japanese speaker ( seiyū )
Kai Renge Ken'ichi Suzumura
Yuzuru Hagino Misato Fukuen
Nayuta Sakuragi Hisayoshi Suganuma
Chihaya Yurioka Jun Fukuyama
Kuki Genjo Takehito Koyasu

computer game

On April 6, 2006, the otome game Mitsu × Mitsu Drops: Love × Love Honey Life ( 蜜 × 蜜 ド ロ ッ プ ス LOVE × LOVE HONEY LIFE) was released for the PlayStation 2 . The game was developed by Idea Factory and distributed under their girls' games label Otomate . The protagonist here is Kurumi Shiratsume ( 白 詰 く る み ), who has two masters named Satsuki Rindō ( 竜 胆 皐 月 ; spoken by Ken Narita ) and Iori Yukiyanagi ( 雪柳 伊 織 ; spoken by Hiro Shimono ).

reception

According to Animania , the series offers little new to those who know the author: the style, appearance and behavior of the main characters and the master-and-servant motif resemble Kanan Minami's older series Gib mir Liebe! . There are also typical genre elements such as "dreamy flower and cloud background patterns and SD inserts " . Nevertheless, fans of the illustrator and older Shōjo readers are "well advised" with Honey × Honey Drops .

Individual evidence

  1. Official website for the game. November 5, 2013, archived from the original on November 5, 2013 ; Retrieved November 5, 2013 .
  2. a b Servant on time . In: Animania 11/2007, p. 44.

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