Someday's Dreamers

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Mahō Tsukai ni Taisetsu na Koto
Original title 魔法 遣 い に 大 切 な こ と
genre Fantasy , drama, romance
Manga
title Someday's Dreamers
Original title 魔法 遣 い に 大 切 な こ と - Someday's dreamers
transcription Mahō Tsukai ni Taisetsu na Koto - Someday's dreamers
country JapanJapan Japan
author Norie Yamada
Illustrator Kumichi Yoshizuki
publishing company Kadokawa Shoten
magazine Comic dragon
First publication 2002 - 2003
expenditure 2
Anime television series
Country of production JapanJapan Japan
original language Japanese
year 2003
Studio Viewworks , JCStaff
length 24 minutes
Episodes 12
Director Masami Shimoda
music Takefumi Hakeda
First broadcast January 9 - March 27, 2003 on TV Asahi
synchronization
Manga
► The way of sun and wind (2004)
► Mahō Tsukai ni Taisetsu na Koto - Natsu no Sora (+ Anime) (2008)

Someday's Dreamers ( Japanese 魔法 遣 い に 大 切 な こ と Mahō Tsukai ni Taisetsu na Koto , dt. "What is important to a magician") is a manga series written by Norie Yamada and illustrated by Kumichi Yoshizuki . It first appeared in May 2002 within Comic Dragon magazine , which was published by Kadokawa Shoten .

The same author couple used this manga series as the basis for two further manga series. Building on the first manga, a follow-up was published in 2004 with the title Der Weg von Sonne und Wind . Again building on the second manga series, another sequel appeared with the title Mahō Tsukai ni Taisetsu na Koto - Natsu no Sora in 2008.

The first and third manga series were adapted as an anime television series in 2003 and 2008 by the studios Viewworks / JCStaff and Hal Film Maker .

action

It depicts the adventures of 17-year-old magically gifted Yume Kikuchi, who travels to Tokyo to begin her magic training. However, they do not have to hide for this; their abilities are recognized by society and are used for various tasks and services. However, the magic is also under state control, which is intended to prevent abuse of the skills.

The girl Yume wants to become a state-approved sorceress. The job of wizards is to grant the wishes of their clients. In doing so, Yume has to recognize that the apparently direct path is not always the right one and that one has to work not only with the mind, but above all with the heart. Fortunately, however, the instructor Masami Oyamada is always at her side.

In the course of her training, she fulfills, among other things, the wish of a leg amputee for a soccer match, or picnics with a teacher and his students on the moon. But she also experiences sad moments, for example when she fulfills a dying woman's last wish to see her daughter who died in a car accident again. She takes the latter experience with her in such a way that she even toyed with the idea of ​​giving up magic. But her trainer Oyamada also had a painful experience in the past that made him despair of the magic.

Publications

Manga

The manga was published by Panini in Germany as Shōjo manga and consists of two volumes. In Japan, the manga was published in 2002 by Kadokawa Shoten . A sequel was Someday's Dreamers in a five-volume manga, which in German under the title The path of the sun and wind also appears at Planet Manga.

In 2007, Norie Yamada and Kumichi Yoshizuki began working on the third title Mahō Tsukai ni Taisetsu na Koto - Natsu no Sora ( Japanese 魔法 遣 い に 大 切 な こ と 〜 夏 の ソ ラ 〜 ).

Anime

The anime consists of 12 episodes and was produced in 2003 by JCStaff in collaboration with Viewworks. Directed by Masami Shimoda , the character design was revised by Michinori Chiba and Nobue Yoshinaga and Junichiro Nishikawa took over the artistic direction. Keiko Kawashima was in charge of animation. The series was first shown on Japanese television from January 9 to March 27, 2003 on TV Asahi .

The series was released on DVD in Japan, the United States and France.

synchronization

role Japanese speaker ( seiyū )
Yume Kikuchi Aoi Miyazaki
Masami Oyamada Jun'ichi Suwabe
Angela Charon Brooks Akeno Watanabe
Melinda Iwashita Akiko Hiramatsu
Go Kato Hiroshi Iida
Gin Pun Kōji Tsujitani

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