Yami to Bōshi to Hon no Tabibito

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Yami to Bōshi to Hon no Tabibito
Original title ヤ ミ と 帽子 と 本 の 旅人
Computer / video game
Studio ROOT
Publisher orbit
Erstveröffent-
lichung		 JapanJapan December 12, 2002
platform Windows
genre Ren'ai Adventure
Subject Adventure, fantasy, romance
Game mode Single player
control Keyboard , mouse
medium CD
language Japanese
Manga
title Yami to Bōshi to Hon no Tabibito - Romance
Original title ヤ ミ と 帽子 と 本 の 旅人 〜 ロ マ ン ス 〜
country Japan
Illustrator Aya Sakurai
publishing company Kadokawa Shoten
magazine Comptiq
First publication August 9, 2003 - December 10, 2003
expenditure 1
Anime television series
Country of production JapanJapan Japan
original language Japanese
Studio Studio Deen
length 23 minutes
Episodes 13
genre Yuri , adventure, fantasy
Director Yūji Yamaguchi
music Akifumi Tada
First broadcast October 3, 2003–28. December 2003 on MBS , Tokyo MX
synchronization

Yami to Bōshi to Hon no Tabibito ( jap. ヤミと帽子と本の旅人 ., Dt "Yami, Hat and the traveler of the book"), short Yamibō called, is a Japanese eroge - Ren'ai adventure of ROOT / Orbit . Based on this, a manga and an anime followed , with the plot of the anime differing from that of the game.

action

game

The game starts with a girl who is brought by a dragon into a strange library in which the worlds of the past, present and future are depicted in different books. The player is a young man named Koge from one of these “book worlds”, but who no longer knows the way back to his. The player is now supposed to find this girl on behalf of the residents of the library and use it to travel to the various “book worlds”.

Anime

The story is about Hazuki Azuma, a high school student who is looking for her sister Hatsumi, whom she fell in love with. After Hatsumi disappears, Hazuki is introduced to Lilith by a bird called Ken. Lilith is the third guardian of the large library, also called Yami. She joins Hazuki because Hatsumi is actually her biological sister Eve. Every single book in the large library represents a different “book world” to which Hazuki, Lilith and Ken travel in search of Hatsumi (Eve).

Characters

Hazuki Azuma ( 東 葉 月 , Azuma Hazuki )
Hazuki is a calm and serious girl who is also admired and loved by many girls at her school. When Hazuki was a young child, she had a strange illness, but was comforted and healed by Hatsumi at a spring festival. Hazuki has very strong feelings for her sister Hatsumi, which is also the reason why she started looking for Hatsumi.
Hatsumi Azuma ( 東 初 美 , Azuma Hatsumi )
Hatsumi is Hazuki's adoptive sister. Her real identity, however, is Eve, who is actually the guardian of the large library. Hatsumi (Eve) left her real sister Lilith alone with the big library to live 16 years in every book. Whenever Hatsumi (Eve) turns 16 in one world, she is enveloped in a green light and brought into another world.
Lilith ( リ リ ス , Ririsu )
Lilith is the real sister of Hatsumi (Eve) and also the guardian of the large library. She feels very attracted to Hazuki, she uses every opportunity to flirt with Hazuki, but Lilith does not pay any attention to her. She is a witch who seems a bit childish, but she also shows her friendly and vulnerable side at times.
Ken ( ケ ン )
Ken is a cockatiel with a strong Kansai dialect who has always accompanied the Guardians from generation to generation. He accompanies Hazuki and Lilith in search of Hatsumi (Eve).

Adaptations

Manga

In the computer game and manga magazine Comptiq a manga called Yami to Bōshi to Hon no Tabibito - Romance by Aya Sakurai was published from issues 9/2003 (from August 9, 2003) to 1/2004 (from December 10, 2003) . The chapters were published on December 25, 2003 in an anthology ( Tankōbon ).

Anime

The game was adapted as an anime by Studio Deen . The first episode aired on October 3, 2003 on MBS in the Kinki region . More than a dozen more stations in other regions followed within a month. Due to the New Year's program, the last episode on MBS could only be broadcast on January 9, 2004, so Tokyo MX, which broadcast the series with a 2-day delay, broadcast it on December 28, 2003.

The opening title Hitomi no Naka no Meikyū ( 瞳 の 中 の 迷宮 , dt. "The labyrinth in the eyes") was by Aiko Kayō and the closing title Eien no Inori o Sasagete ( 永遠 の 祈 り を 捧 げ て , dt. "Presenting an eternal Prayer ”) sung by Sanae Kobayashi .

synchronization

role Japanese speaker ( seiyū )
game Anime
Hazuki Azuma Yuki Iwata Mamiko Noto
Hatsumi Azuma Anna Akashi Ai Shimizu
Lilith Misaki Asamiya Sanae Kobayashi
Ken Reiko Takagi

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ RELEASE （発 行 物 の 紹 介） コ ン プ テ ィ ー ク 2003 年 9 月 号 . In: コ ン プ テ ィ ー ク .com. Kadokawa Shoten , archived from the original on February 5, 2005 ; Retrieved August 11, 2010 (Japanese).
  2. ↑ RELEASE （発 行 物 の 紹 介） コ ン プ テ ィ ー ク 2004 年 1 月 号 . In: コ ン プ テ ィ ー ク .com. Kadokawa Shoten , archived from the original on May 17, 2008 ; Retrieved August 11, 2010 (Japanese).
  3. ↑ Comptiq.com: ヤ ミ と 帽子 と 本 の 旅人 ～ ロ マ ン ス ～ ( Memento from June 20, 2011 in the Internet Archive )
  4. ↑ a b c Since the episodes were broadcast shortly after midnight, the previous day, i.e. the television day instead of the calendar day, is often given.

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