Sci-fi TV Anime 'Shinsekai yori' Announced
According to Mainichi news, Kishi Yusuke's sci-fi novel "Shinsekai yori -From The New World-" was announced to get a TV anime adaptation. The novel won Japan Sci-fi Award in 2008.
Key illustration of Shinsekai yori
Staff
Director: Ishihama Masashi
Series Composition: Sogo Masashi
Production Studio: A-1 Pictures
Cast
Watanabe Saki: Taneda Risa (newface)
Asahina Satoru: Tojo Kanako
Akizuki Maria: Hanazawa Kana
Aonuma Shun: Todo Mai
Synopsis:
About one thousand years in the future, the civilization has been retrograded and the humans are living dispersed within small communities. People in the era have a psychic power called "Juryoku", which materialize things they imagine in their mind. In the absence of advanced scientific technology, they are using the power as a major source of energy. One day, Saki and her friends find a small archive robot outside the town. It records the old history of the humans. It tells them that "Juryoku" was found in 21st century and the discovery caused a world war between psychics and non-psychics. The world was ruled by the psychics and the reign of terror had begun. That was a prohibited knowledge and the adults in the town seal Juryoku of the children. Saki an others are deserted in a forest and there they meet a huge hairless mouse "Bakenezumi". They are involved in the violent war among the bipedal-walking creatures.
Source: Mainichi
Shinsekai yori on MAL
Key illustration of Shinsekai yori
Staff
Director: Ishihama Masashi
Series Composition: Sogo Masashi
Production Studio: A-1 Pictures
Cast
Watanabe Saki: Taneda Risa (newface)
Asahina Satoru: Tojo Kanako
Akizuki Maria: Hanazawa Kana
Aonuma Shun: Todo Mai
Synopsis:
About one thousand years in the future, the civilization has been retrograded and the humans are living dispersed within small communities. People in the era have a psychic power called "Juryoku", which materialize things they imagine in their mind. In the absence of advanced scientific technology, they are using the power as a major source of energy. One day, Saki and her friends find a small archive robot outside the town. It records the old history of the humans. It tells them that "Juryoku" was found in 21st century and the discovery caused a world war between psychics and non-psychics. The world was ruled by the psychics and the reign of terror had begun. That was a prohibited knowledge and the adults in the town seal Juryoku of the children. Saki an others are deserted in a forest and there they meet a huge hairless mouse "Bakenezumi". They are involved in the violent war among the bipedal-walking creatures.
Source: Mainichi
Shinsekai yori on MAL
20 of 71 Comments Recent Comments
symbv said:
I would object to using shinsekaiyori though. If I am to transliterate the Japanese, I would also go for Shinsekai yori too. Shin-sekai yori or Shin Sekai yori are also OK.
I consider Shinsekai as a whole unit of 'jukugo' (word unit) and hence grouped them together. Yori is a preposition-like modifier so is best written separately. Hence "Shinsekai yori".
Mageking said:
in english you space stuff, in japanese you don't
shinsekaiyori is one word
in english you space stuff, in japanese you don't
shinsekaiyori is one word
I would object to using shinsekaiyori though. If I am to transliterate the Japanese, I would also go for Shinsekai yori too. Shin-sekai yori or Shin Sekai yori are also OK.
I consider Shinsekai as a whole unit of 'jukugo' (word unit) and hence grouped them together. Yori is a preposition-like modifier so is best written separately. Hence "Shinsekai yori".
kanji are your spaces right so shin se kai yori
i will talk to you on your profile since i went way ot
Sep 27, 2012 3:40 PM by Regicide
Mageking said:
in english you space stuff, in japanese you don't
shinsekaiyori is one word
in english you space stuff, in japanese you don't
shinsekaiyori is one word
I would object to using shinsekaiyori though. If I am to transliterate the Japanese, I would also go for Shinsekai yori too. Shin-sekai yori or Shin Sekai yori are also OK.
I consider Shinsekai as a whole unit of 'jukugo' (word unit) and hence grouped them together. Yori is a preposition-like modifier so is best written separately. Hence "Shinsekai yori".
Sep 27, 2012 3:37 PM by symbv
in english you space stuff, in japanese you don't
shinsekaiyori is one word
tho you wouldn't use japanese spacing in english
cause that would be fromthenewworld
since you're using romaji anyway why not use spaces since we're talking in english anyway
"shin sekai yori"
"from the new world"
ugh deleted this part:
haruka kudo is probably the one i'm most pumped for tbh
noein fangirl inc and boy am i glad i get to hear that voice again
it starts on 10/2, can't wait (i think)
shinsekaiyori is one word
tho you wouldn't use japanese spacing in english
cause that would be fromthenewworld
since you're using romaji anyway why not use spaces since we're talking in english anyway
"shin sekai yori"
"from the new world"
ugh deleted this part:
haruka kudo is probably the one i'm most pumped for tbh
noein fangirl inc and boy am i glad i get to hear that voice again
it starts on 10/2, can't wait (i think)
Sep 27, 2012 3:33 PM by Regicide
seishi-sama said:
With a break in between or not?
symbv said:
- this anime will have TWENTY FIVE episodes (2 cours)
- this anime will have TWENTY FIVE episodes (2 cours)
With a break in between or not?
YEAH FUCK YEAH THIS ANIME IS GONNA KICK FACE
this season gets better and better
also @Mal why you spell it shinsekai yori
you wouldn't spell it from the newworld
i don't see this
Sep 27, 2012 3:23 PM by Regicide
Oh wow reading that post about the darker/more mature elements has actually made me a lot more excited for this.
Beyond jealous of those who saw the pre-air ;v; I can't wait for this!
Beyond jealous of those who saw the pre-air ;v; I can't wait for this!
Sep 27, 2012 2:27 PM by Starmie
Sep 27, 2012 1:57 PM by BatoKusanagi
Great then.
Sep 27, 2012 12:51 PM by seishi-sama
seishi-sama said:
With a break in between or not?
symbv said:
- this anime will have TWENTY FIVE episodes (2 cours)
- this anime will have TWENTY FIVE episodes (2 cours)
With a break in between or not?
Nobody mentioned a break.
Sep 27, 2012 12:30 PM by symbv
symbv said:
- this anime will have TWENTY FIVE episodes (2 cours)
- this anime will have TWENTY FIVE episodes (2 cours)
With a break in between or not?
Sep 27, 2012 12:16 PM by seishi-sama
symbv said:
I have read all the dozens of reply but it seems nobody had the slightest inkling that this is going to be a very different anime from what the synopsis and artwork tell you.
While I have not read the light novel, I have checked around discussion in Japanese forums to understand more about what this work is about.
Of course the anime adaptation may take a different approach, but so far what I learned is
- Terrible and scary things happen, including the history before the main story starts. Some readers of the novel in fact call it a scifi horror.
- The characters go into hardship and tough challenges in their growth. The story goes from the time when they are 12 to when they are 26.
- In the world, the relationship is dominated by promiscuity and homosexuality of either gender is openly accepted. (Check this diagram http://blog-imgs-55.fc2.com/r/a/k/rakusyasa/41814.jpg )
- The manga got a lot of attention in Japan for having very steamy yuri sex scenes
http://blog-imgs-51.fc2.com/y/a/r/yaraon/42bcc7a4aa25f0b3154d0ab0ad425a60.jpg
http://blog-imgs-51.fc2.com/y/a/r/yaraon/49621992e94db77d0b49cba7904d9fa7.jpg
http://blog-imgs-51.fc2.com/y/a/r/yaraon/up568657s.png
- The culture and intention of the ugly looking beast-like creature named Hagenezumi is one important key to the story
An advance screening event has been organized earlier this week and those lucky souls got to watch the first THREE episodes and the feedback has been very positive.
According to those who attended
- this anime will have TWENTY FIVE episodes (2 cours)
- in each of the first three episodes, the beginning shows part of the history before the main story. Ep.1 is the modern age where we live now. Ep.2's beginning part will show 500 years after that. Ep.3 570 years after our time. And the main story is 1000 years after our time.
- People seem to like the animation and the music a lot, particularly the ED
One thing I want to point out is that "From the New World" is classified as a proper Science Fiction instead of a light novel. The novel itself won the prestigious Japan SF Taisho Award ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nihon_SF_Taisho_Award ) in 2008 and the author Yusuke Kishi was an acclaimed horror and mystery writer before he wrote From the New World. Apparently this anime project took 5 years to prepare so I have some expectation about this.
I have read all the dozens of reply but it seems nobody had the slightest inkling that this is going to be a very different anime from what the synopsis and artwork tell you.
While I have not read the light novel, I have checked around discussion in Japanese forums to understand more about what this work is about.
Of course the anime adaptation may take a different approach, but so far what I learned is
- Terrible and scary things happen, including the history before the main story starts. Some readers of the novel in fact call it a scifi horror.
- The characters go into hardship and tough challenges in their growth. The story goes from the time when they are 12 to when they are 26.
- In the world, the relationship is dominated by promiscuity and homosexuality of either gender is openly accepted. (Check this diagram http://blog-imgs-55.fc2.com/r/a/k/rakusyasa/41814.jpg )
- The manga got a lot of attention in Japan for having very steamy yuri sex scenes
http://blog-imgs-51.fc2.com/y/a/r/yaraon/42bcc7a4aa25f0b3154d0ab0ad425a60.jpg
http://blog-imgs-51.fc2.com/y/a/r/yaraon/49621992e94db77d0b49cba7904d9fa7.jpg
http://blog-imgs-51.fc2.com/y/a/r/yaraon/up568657s.png
- The culture and intention of the ugly looking beast-like creature named Hagenezumi is one important key to the story
An advance screening event has been organized earlier this week and those lucky souls got to watch the first THREE episodes and the feedback has been very positive.
According to those who attended
- this anime will have TWENTY FIVE episodes (2 cours)
- in each of the first three episodes, the beginning shows part of the history before the main story. Ep.1 is the modern age where we live now. Ep.2's beginning part will show 500 years after that. Ep.3 570 years after our time. And the main story is 1000 years after our time.
- People seem to like the animation and the music a lot, particularly the ED
One thing I want to point out is that "From the New World" is classified as a proper Science Fiction instead of a light novel. The novel itself won the prestigious Japan SF Taisho Award ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nihon_SF_Taisho_Award ) in 2008 and the author Yusuke Kishi was an acclaimed horror and mystery writer before he wrote From the New World. Apparently this anime project took 5 years to prepare so I have some expectation about this.
I also read/saw bits and pieces of this on the forum thread over at AnimeSuki. I however did not read about the pre-airing information since it was only a few days ago on September 25th.
That's pretty interesting. Pretty large time skips but i'm sure they'll be able to pace the story well. I'm definitely now looking forward to this airing in less than 24 hours in Japan. Thanks for posting this summary.
Sep 27, 2012 10:50 AM by Ejc
I have read all the dozens of reply but it seems nobody had the slightest inkling that this is going to be a very different anime from what the synopsis and artwork tell you.
While I have not read the light novel, I have checked around discussion in Japanese forums to understand more about what this work is about.
Of course the anime adaptation may take a different approach, but so far what I learned is
- Terrible and scary things happen, including the history before the main story starts. Some readers of the novel in fact call it a scifi horror.
- The characters go into hardship and tough challenges in their growth. The story goes from the time when they are 12 to when they are 26.
- In the world, the relationship is dominated by promiscuity and homosexuality of either gender is openly accepted. (Check this diagram http://blog-imgs-55.fc2.com/r/a/k/rakusyasa/41814.jpg )
- The manga got a lot of attention in Japan for having very steamy yuri sex scenes
http://blog-imgs-51.fc2.com/y/a/r/yaraon/42bcc7a4aa25f0b3154d0ab0ad425a60.jpg
http://blog-imgs-51.fc2.com/y/a/r/yaraon/49621992e94db77d0b49cba7904d9fa7.jpg
http://blog-imgs-51.fc2.com/y/a/r/yaraon/up568657s.png
- The culture and intention of the ugly looking beast-like creature named Hagenezumi is one important key to the story
An advance screening event has been organized earlier this week and those lucky souls got to watch the first THREE episodes and the feedback has been very positive.
According to those who attended
- this anime will have TWENTY FIVE episodes (2 cours)
- in each of the first three episodes, the beginning shows part of the history before the main story. Ep.1 is the modern age where we live now. Ep.2's beginning part will show 500 years after that. Ep.3 570 years after our time. And the main story is 1000 years after our time.
- People seem to like the animation and the music a lot, particularly the ED
One thing I want to point out is that "From the New World" is classified as a proper Science Fiction instead of a light novel. The novel itself won the prestigious Japan SF Taisho Award ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nihon_SF_Taisho_Award ) in 2008 and the author Yusuke Kishi was an acclaimed horror and mystery writer before he wrote From the New World. Apparently this anime project took 5 years to prepare so I have some expectation about this.
While I have not read the light novel, I have checked around discussion in Japanese forums to understand more about what this work is about.
Of course the anime adaptation may take a different approach, but so far what I learned is
- Terrible and scary things happen, including the history before the main story starts. Some readers of the novel in fact call it a scifi horror.
- The characters go into hardship and tough challenges in their growth. The story goes from the time when they are 12 to when they are 26.
- In the world, the relationship is dominated by promiscuity and homosexuality of either gender is openly accepted. (Check this diagram http://blog-imgs-55.fc2.com/r/a/k/rakusyasa/41814.jpg )
- The manga got a lot of attention in Japan for having very steamy yuri sex scenes
http://blog-imgs-51.fc2.com/y/a/r/yaraon/42bcc7a4aa25f0b3154d0ab0ad425a60.jpg
http://blog-imgs-51.fc2.com/y/a/r/yaraon/49621992e94db77d0b49cba7904d9fa7.jpg
http://blog-imgs-51.fc2.com/y/a/r/yaraon/up568657s.png
- The culture and intention of the ugly looking beast-like creature named Hagenezumi is one important key to the story
An advance screening event has been organized earlier this week and those lucky souls got to watch the first THREE episodes and the feedback has been very positive.
According to those who attended
- this anime will have TWENTY FIVE episodes (2 cours)
- in each of the first three episodes, the beginning shows part of the history before the main story. Ep.1 is the modern age where we live now. Ep.2's beginning part will show 500 years after that. Ep.3 570 years after our time. And the main story is 1000 years after our time.
- People seem to like the animation and the music a lot, particularly the ED
One thing I want to point out is that "From the New World" is classified as a proper Science Fiction instead of a light novel. The novel itself won the prestigious Japan SF Taisho Award ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nihon_SF_Taisho_Award ) in 2008 and the author Yusuke Kishi was an acclaimed horror and mystery writer before he wrote From the New World. Apparently this anime project took 5 years to prepare so I have some expectation about this.
Sep 27, 2012 9:20 AM by symbv
mitch3315 said:
It had me at Kana Hanazawa.
It had me at Kana Hanazawa.
Aug 8, 2012 3:04 PM by Yvese
Very interesting looking indeed.
Will have to see if the novel is any good; might sub it if it is.
Will have to see if the novel is any good; might sub it if it is.
Aug 8, 2012 2:32 PM by Shoujo_Q
This has a very interesting premise. I am looking forward to this!
Aug 8, 2012 8:34 AM by Midvalley
I'll definitely watch it.
Feb 29, 2012 7:16 PM by Dreadnaught_500
looks interesting..
will watch this..
will watch this..
Feb 28, 2012 7:02 PM by hudang
This sounds really interesting. I really like the key illustration, and I absolutely love Hanazawa Kana! ^^=
I'm really looking forward to this. Hope the "newface" does well; it'll certainly be an interesting experiment.
I'm really looking forward to this. Hope the "newface" does well; it'll certainly be an interesting experiment.
Feb 28, 2012 5:37 PM by Forest-kun
Hmm, hmm. Looks like a good idea.
Feb 28, 2012 8:53 AM by MyNameSucks
Sounds like there will be a high death count to this at the end. Innocents being forced into war never ends well.
I'll watch a few eps and see.
I'll watch a few eps and see.
Feb 28, 2012 8:00 AM by Hoppy
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kanji are your spaces right so shin se kai yori
That's not how it works in transliteration of Japanese to English. The key unit is the jukugo 熟語 which can be formed by more than one kanj and one jukugo becomes one English word when transliteratedi. So you don't write 電車 as Den Sha but Densha in English. Some Japanese words that enter into English vocabulary follow the same rule, like Bonsai 盆栽 or Bushido 武士道.
Sep 27, 2012 3:48 PM by symbv