 Production companies King Records and Aria Entertainment and toy company Takara Tomy announced an original television anime titled Princession Orchestra (Princess Session Orchestra) on Friday, revealing the main cast, staff, a teaser promo, and a teaser visual (pictured). The television anime is scheduled to premiere in 2025.Cast Minamo Sorano (Princess Ripple): Azusa Aoi (Rinkai!) Kagari Shirube (Princess Zeal): Yuri Fujimoto (Uma Musume: Pretty Derby - Shin Jidai no Tobira) Nagase Ichijou (Princess Meteor): Azusa Tachibana Staff Original Work: Unison (Aria Entertainment), King Records Project Concept: Akifumi Kaneko (Senki Zesshou Symphogear original creator) Executive Producer: Noriyasu Agematsu (Senki Zesshou Symphogear original creator) Director: Shin Oonuma (Itai no wa Iya nanode Bougyoryoku ni Kyokufuri Shitai to Omoimasu.) Series Composition, Script: Manta Aisora (Haiyoru! Nyaruani) Original Character Design: Mari Shimazaki (Luck & Logic) Character Design: Yukiko Akiyama (Merc Storia: Mukiryoku no Shounen to Bin no Naka no Shoujo) Music: Daisuke Kikuta (Elements Garden) (Senki Zesshou Symphogear) Studio: SILVER LINK. Princession Orchestra combines music, anime, and toys, which can be enjoyed by both children and adults. Teaser PV Official site: https://princess-session.com/ Official X (Twitter): @priorche_info Source: PR Times Princession Orchestra on MAL |
DatRandomDudeDec 17, 2024 10:01 PM
| If this has action, this could be the ideal magical idol anime I've been seeking for decades. |
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If this has action, this could be the ideal magical idol anime I've been seeking for decades.
| @Hoppy Yeah I'm hoping it's something like Precure or Symphogear |
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| Eyy! It's from the author of Symphogear! Definitely gonna watch. |
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| @EcchiGodMamster Every time someone calls Symphogear a show about magical girls, somewhere in the world one Sailor Moon is sad. But one way or another, the focus on all-ages clearly cuts off the ecchi from this. @Piromysl @Hoppy The official website already has a synopsis and description of the project concept. I'm not sure if there will be action here, but they promise a lot of motivational virtue signaling content and adventure with the goal of defeating some "monster" with a generic name. So it will most likely be a typical kids show with motivational messages or something like that. They even have the word "diverse" in the text lol. |
RobertBobertJun 14, 2024 2:23 PM
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| >Symphogear creator & producer >Director: Shin Oonuma Only problem lies in Silver Link's animation capabilities. |
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@EcchiGodMamster Every time someone calls Symphogear a show about magical girls, somewhere in the world one Sailor Moon is sad. But one way or another, the focus on all-ages clearly cuts off the ecchi from this.
@Piromysl @Hoppy The official website already has a synopsis and description of the project concept. I'm not sure if there will be action here, but they promise a lot of motivational virtue signaling content and adventure with the goal of defeating some "monster" with a generic name. So it will most likely be a typical kids show with motivational messages or something like that. They even have the word "diverse" in the text lol.
@Piromysl @Hoppy The official website already has a synopsis and description of the project concept. I'm not sure if there will be action here, but they promise a lot of motivational virtue signaling content and adventure with the goal of defeating some "monster" with a generic name. So it will most likely be a typical kids show with motivational messages or something like that. They even have the word "diverse" in the text lol.
| @RobertBobert Though also by that logic you could say "Every time someone calls Sailor Moon a show about magical girls, somewhere in the world one Minky Momo is sad". Magical girl franchsies have always been creating new sub genres from taking elements from other (often increasingly action-heavy) genres. First you had little girls with magic wands solving people's problems but then you had Naoko Takeuchi adding in her love of Sentai to give us Sailor Moon and inspiring the color-coded monster fighting teenager team magical girl shows that followed them. (Which I would say is more of a genre shift than going from sailor moon to the sci-fi magical girls of Nanoha and later Symphogear) |
| I come for the cool looking stuff, I stay for the characters. |
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@RobertBobert Though also by that logic you could say "Every time someone calls Sailor Moon a show about magical girls, somewhere in the world one Minky Momo is sad".
Magical girl franchsies have always been creating new sub genres from taking elements from other (often increasingly action-heavy) genres. First you had little girls with magic wands solving people's problems but then you had Naoko Takeuchi adding in her love of Sentai to give us Sailor Moon and inspiring the color-coded monster fighting teenager team magical girl shows that followed them. (Which I would say is more of a genre shift than going from sailor moon to the sci-fi magical girls of Nanoha and later Symphogear)
Magical girl franchsies have always been creating new sub genres from taking elements from other (often increasingly action-heavy) genres. First you had little girls with magic wands solving people's problems but then you had Naoko Takeuchi adding in her love of Sentai to give us Sailor Moon and inspiring the color-coded monster fighting teenager team magical girl shows that followed them. (Which I would say is more of a genre shift than going from sailor moon to the sci-fi magical girls of Nanoha and later Symphogear)
| @ENDgie Do not confuse the real subgenres with the Western tradition of calling any show where there are henshin and girls fighting evil with the help of superpowers magical girls. Even calling any female friendship show yuri or calling any all-female show CGDCT makes more sense. Sailor Moon has always been a mixture of super sentai and magical girls and no one has tried to deny that. At the same time, Symphogear is a typical sci-fi show about fighting evil in super suits. |
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RobertBobert said:
Even calling any female friendship show yuri or calling any all-female show CGDCT makes more sense.
Even calling any female friendship show yuri or calling any all-female show CGDCT makes more sense.
This is so true based on my experience dealing with anime communities. Mislabeling anime franchises just for the sake of it. I think some people are overtly obsessed with the classification of anime instead of actually watching it.
| @MalchikRepaid I think the problem is not so much classification, but ignoring nuances and generalizing everything. For example, how people like to divide shonen and seinen titles into "mature and immature". |
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