Telepathy Shōjo Ran Jiken Note

Telepathy Shōjo Ran Jiken Note
Original title	テ レ パ シ ー 少女 「蘭」 事件 ノ ー ト
transcription	Terepashī Shōjo "Ran" Jiken Nōto
genre	Science fiction
novel
author	Atsuko Asano
publishing company	Kodansha
First publication	March 15, 1999 - July 15, 2008
expenditure	9
Manga
title	Telepathy Shōjo Ran
Original title	テ レ パ シ ー 少女 「蘭」
country	Japan
author	Atsuko Asano
Illustrator	Toshitsugu Iida
publishing company	Kodansha
magazine	Shonen Sirius
First publication	2005 - 2009
expenditure	8th
Anime television series
title	Telepathy Shōjo Ran
Original title	テ レ パ シ ー 少女 蘭
Country of production	Japan
original language	Japanese
year	2008
Studio	TMS Entertainment
length	24 minutes
Episodes	26th
Director	Masaharu Okuwaki
music	Yoshihiro Ike
First broadcast	June 21 - December 20, 2008 on NHK Kyōiku TV
synchronization

Telepathy Shōjo Ran Jiken Note ( Jap. テレパシー少女「蘭」事件ノート , Terepashī Shōjo "Ran" Jiken Noto , dt. "Telepathiemädchen-,Ran' incident notes") is a novel series of Japanese author Atsuko Asano , the first time on Released March 15, 1999. The plot was adapted as a manga series as well as an anime television series.

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The friendly and open-minded girl Ran is introduced to her supernatural abilities in the first year of high school. She is increasingly concerned that her powers may have a bad influence on the people who come in contact with her. But soon Ran can come to terms with her abilities and tries to support both her family and friends. Accompanied by Rui, Ran finds himself again and again at the center of mysterious circumstances and realizes that solving her problems is often only possible with the help of Midori, another girl with supernatural powers.

Origin and publications

The novel series was written by Atsuko Asano and edited by Kodansha . The first edition was published on March 15, 1999 and the ninth and final on June 16, 2008.

• Vol. 1: ISBN 4-06-148501-6 , March 15, 1999
• Vol. 2: ISBN 4-06-148535-0 , June 15, 2000
• Vol. 3: ISBN 4-06-148562-8 , June 15, 2001
• Vol. 4: ISBN 4-06-148576-8 , February 15, 2002
• Vol. 5: ISBN 4-06-148607-1 , February 14, 2003
• Vol. 6: ISBN 4-06-148641-1 , February 15, 2004
• Vol. 7: ISBN 4-06-148676-4 , February 15, 2005
• Vol. 8: ISBN 4-06-148719-1 , March 15, 2006
• Vol. 9: ISBN 978-4-06-285036-0 , July 15, 2008

Adaptations

Manga

The book series was adapted by draftsman Toshitsugu Iida as a manga series entitled Telepathy Shōjo Ran ( テ レ パ シ ー 少女 「蘭」 ), which was published in Shōnen Sirius magazine. The Kodansha publishing house published the chapters in eight summaries as Tankōbon .

• Vol. 1: ISBN 4-06-373004-2 , December 22, 2005 ( ね ら わ れ た 街 前 編 )
• Vol. 2: ISBN 4-06-373017-4 , March 23, 2006 ( ね ら わ れ た 街 後 編 )
• Vol. 3: ISBN 4-06-373044-1 , October 13, 2006 ( 闇 か ら の さ さ や き 前 編 )
• Vol. 4: ISBN 978-4-06-373052-4 , January 23, 2007 ( 闇 か ら の さ さ や き 後 編 )
• Vol. 5: ISBN 978-4-06-373107-1 , March 21, 2008 ( 私 の 中 に 何 か が い る 前 編 )
• Vol. 6: ISBN 978-4-06-373108-8 , March 21, 2008 ( 私 の 中 に 何 か が い る 後 編 )
• Vol. 7: ISBN 978-4-06-373133-0 , September 22, 2008 ( ゴ ー ス ト 館 の 謎 )
• Vol. 8: ISBN 978-4-06-373169-9 , April 23, 2009 ( 髑髏 は 知 っ て い た )

Anime

Building on the plot of the book series, a 26-part anime television series entitled Telepathy Shōjo Ran ( テ レ パ シ ー 少女 「蘭」 ) was produced on behalf of TMS Entertainment . The series was broadcast for the first time from June 21 to December 20, 2008 on the education channel of the NHK . The title Aoi Kakera ( 青 い か け ら ) from Chara was used in the opening credits of the anime . The end credits were the title Polaris no Namida ( ポ ラ リ ス の 涙 ) by Onso9line.

synchronization

role	Japanese speaker ( seiyū )
Ran Isozaki	Emiri Kato
Reina Isozaki	Akemi Okamura
Rui Ayase	Hiroki Shimowada
Midori Naha	Kana Ueda
Rin Isozaki	Tomokazu Seki

Web links

• Official website of NHK to anime (Japanese)
• Anime News Network about the anime (English)