Princess Resurrection

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Princess Resurrection
Original title 怪物 王 女
transcription Kaibutsu Ōjo
genre Horror, comedy
Manga
country JapanJapan Japan
author Yasunori Mitsunaga
publishing company Kōdansha
magazine Shonen Sirius
First publication July 2005 - April 2013
expenditure 20th
Anime television series
title Kaibutsu Ōjo
Original title 怪物 王 女
Country of production JapanJapan Japan
original language Japanese
year 2007
Studio Madhouse
length 24 minutes
Episodes 24 + 1
Director Masayuki Sakoi
music Mikiya Katakura ( Ali Project )
First broadcast April 13 - September 28, 2007 on TBS
Original video animation
title Kaibutsu Ōjo
Original title 怪物 王 女
Country of production JapanJapan Japan
original language Japanese
Year (s) 2010-2011
Studio Tatsunoko Production
Episodes 3
Director Keiichirō Kawaguchi
music Makoto Tako
synchronization

Princess Resurrection ( Japanese 怪物 王 女 , Kaibutsu Ōjo , Eng . " Monster Princess ") is a manga series by the Japanese illustrator Yasunori Mitsunaga , which was published from 2005 to 2013 in Japan. The work was adapted as an anime and translated into several languages.

action

Sanarudai and the surrounding area (such as the ACT tower shown here), Naka-ku , Hamamatsu were the model for the fictional setting Sasanaki ( 笹 鳴 町 , - chō )

The boy Hiro Hiyorimi ( 日 和 見 日 郎 ) has moved to town to meet his sister. But there he suffers an accident in which he dies. While he is dying, he sees a young woman dressed in Gothic Lolita style who eventually revives him. He wakes up in the hospital morgue and meets the woman again shortly afterwards. She fights against wolf-like beings and calls him her servant, who should help her. From then on, Hiro accompanies her, Hime ( 姫 , dt. "Princess"), who fights against demons.

publication

The manga was published from July 2005 to April 2013 in the manga magazine Shōnen Sirius (from issue 8/2005) of the Kodansha publishing house . The individual chapters were also published in 20 anthologies. The ninth volume sold over 60,000 copies in Japan.

An English version of the manga is published by Del Ray and a French version by Pika Édition . The series was published in German as Princess Resurrection , the subtitle of the series in Japanese, from March 2010 to December 2013 at the publisher Egmont Manga and Anime .

Anime

In 2007, Studio Madhouse produced a 25-part anime television series based on the manga, directed by Masayuki Sakoi. The character design was done by Kazuya Kuroda and the artistic director was Yuka Okamoto. The series was broadcast from April 13 to September 28, 2007 (after midnight and thus on the previous television day ) by Tokyo Broadcasting System in the greater Tokyo area. Within two weeks, CBC in the greater Nagoya area , KBS Kyōto in the Kyōto prefecture and BS-i nationwide via satellite followed.

The anime was broadcast in English by The Anime Network .

On December 9th, 2010 a new OVA started with the 13th volume of the manga accompanied by a DVD as a bonus. A second and third episode were included in the 14th and 16th volume, respectively. The latter appeared on October 7, 2011. The OVA was animated by Tatsunoko Production .

synchronization

role Japanese speaker ( seiyū )
Television series OVA
Hime Ayako Kawasumi Saori Hayami
Hiro Hiyorimi Fuyuka Ōra Miyu Irino
Sherwood Ai Shimizu
Reiri Kamura Mamiko Noto Aki Toyosaki

music

The music for the series was composed by Mikiya Katakura from the band Ali Project . The opening credits were backed with the song Blood Queen by Aki Misato, the closing title is Hizamazuite Ashi o Oname ( 跪 い て 足 を お 嘗 め ) by Ali Project.

The music of the OVA comes from Makoto Takō .

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Yasunori Mitsunaga: 怪物 王 女 OFFICIAL FANBOOK . Kōdansha, Tokyo 2007, ISBN 978-4-06-372334-2 , pp. 64 .
  2. ↑ Japanese Comic Ranking, May 25-31. Anime News Network , June 3, 2009, accessed June 23, 2006 .

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