Light Novel Tatakau Shisho Series To Be Animated [Update]
At a joint event of "Hatsukoi Limited" & "Yokuwakaru Gendai Mahou", Yamagata Ishio's light novel "Tatakau Shisho series (Fighting Librarian series)" was announced to get a TV anime adaptation. It will be aired this autumn.
Tatakau Shisho manga series has been published in a free web magazine Ultra Jump Egg. The first chapter and the most recent chapter are available for free viewing.
Cover of the novel volume 2
Tatakau Shisho Series official website
Synopsis:
The story takes place in a world, where all the dead are crystallized into "books" and stored in Bantora Library. The library is controlled by "Armed Librarians", who use psychic power to protect the books. Corio Tonis is sent to the library by a religious society to assassinate the acting chief librarian Hamutz Meseta.
Source: Kiga Muitara Light Novel Shuuhou
Update
Staff
Director: Shinohara Toshiya ("Kuroshitsuji")
Series Organizer: Okada Mari ("Toradora!", "CANAAN")
Character Designer: Yamada Masaki ("Appleseed Saga Ex Machina")
Production Studio: David Production
Cast
Hamish: Paku Romi
Matt Alast: Ohkawa Toru
Milepoch: Sawashiro Miyuki
Norty: Tomatsu Haruka
Wolken: Nakamura Yuichi
Corio: Irino Miyu
Moccania: Ishida Akira
Ultra Jump Official Website
Source: Scan of Newtype
Tatakau Shisho manga series has been published in a free web magazine Ultra Jump Egg. The first chapter and the most recent chapter are available for free viewing.
Cover of the novel volume 2
Tatakau Shisho Series official website
Synopsis:
The story takes place in a world, where all the dead are crystallized into "books" and stored in Bantora Library. The library is controlled by "Armed Librarians", who use psychic power to protect the books. Corio Tonis is sent to the library by a religious society to assassinate the acting chief librarian Hamutz Meseta.
Source: Kiga Muitara Light Novel Shuuhou
Update
Staff
Director: Shinohara Toshiya ("Kuroshitsuji")
Series Organizer: Okada Mari ("Toradora!", "CANAAN")
Character Designer: Yamada Masaki ("Appleseed Saga Ex Machina")
Production Studio: David Production
Cast
Hamish: Paku Romi
Matt Alast: Ohkawa Toru
Milepoch: Sawashiro Miyuki
Norty: Tomatsu Haruka
Wolken: Nakamura Yuichi
Corio: Irino Miyu
Moccania: Ishida Akira
Ultra Jump Official Website
Source: Scan of Newtype
20 of 25 Comments Recent Comments
It has books so how can I not watch it? It sounds interesting too! Plus, most of the voice actors have been in anime I have seen before.
Pictures! Can I post them???
Pictures! Can I post them???
Sep 13, 2009 7:01 PM by AkuenKigahen
i might watch this because Miyu-Miyu's doing one.
Aug 4, 2009 3:07 AM by tsubasalover
Back on topic....
Art looks good, story sounds interesting. I'll put this on my to-watch list.
Art looks good, story sounds interesting. I'll put this on my to-watch list.
Jun 28, 2009 1:21 PM by monopura
seishi-sama said:
Sorry to disappoint you, but I'll have you know that the "main staff" of SetoHana wasn't affiliated with AIC in any way. Both the director and the scriptwriter were (and are) independent workers not involved with either AIC or Gonzo. More than that, the director Seiji Kishi worked on some anime produced by GDH (Gonzo's parent company) before. He also worked with Artland and Satelight. The scriptwriter Makoto Uezu was initially employed by the Studio Orphee, then he went freelance and wrote screenplays for some Studio Deen series before working on SetoHana. Please, don't ridicule yourself further, my friend. All that AIC provided for this show was animation assistance, nothing more. So, technically, it's a Gonzo show (since they still handled the main work). :)
Kraker2k said:
I'll have you know Seto no Hanayome was a joint production between Gonzo and AIC. AIC provided the main staff in terms of Directors, scriptwriters and so forth while Gonzo were there to just do the animation.
seishi-sama said:
Sounds great coming from a person with a Gonzo anime on his favorite list, lol. XD
Kraker2k said:
As long as its not GONZO, I'm okay with it.
As long as its not GONZO, I'm okay with it.
Sounds great coming from a person with a Gonzo anime on his favorite list, lol. XD
I'll have you know Seto no Hanayome was a joint production between Gonzo and AIC. AIC provided the main staff in terms of Directors, scriptwriters and so forth while Gonzo were there to just do the animation.
Sorry to disappoint you, but I'll have you know that the "main staff" of SetoHana wasn't affiliated with AIC in any way. Both the director and the scriptwriter were (and are) independent workers not involved with either AIC or Gonzo. More than that, the director Seiji Kishi worked on some anime produced by GDH (Gonzo's parent company) before. He also worked with Artland and Satelight. The scriptwriter Makoto Uezu was initially employed by the Studio Orphee, then he went freelance and wrote screenplays for some Studio Deen series before working on SetoHana. Please, don't ridicule yourself further, my friend. All that AIC provided for this show was animation assistance, nothing more. So, technically, it's a Gonzo show (since they still handled the main work). :)
dtshyk said:
@seishi-sama
It's pretty off topic but let me tell you one thing. AIC did most of the anime production and Gonzo acted as a producer (製作者). Director Kishi and AIC staff disclosed it in a symposium of Seto no Hanayome.
Article about the symposium (Moura)
「『GONZOｘAIC』ってなってますけど、制作はAICでやってますんで褒めてください！」
Although it's credited as GONZO x AIC, the anime production was done by AIC. So please praise us!
@seishi-sama
It's pretty off topic but let me tell you one thing. AIC did most of the anime production and Gonzo acted as a producer (製作者). Director Kishi and AIC staff disclosed it in a symposium of Seto no Hanayome.
Article about the symposium (Moura)
「『GONZOｘAIC』ってなってますけど、制作はAICでやってますんで褒めてください！」
Although it's credited as GONZO x AIC, the anime production was done by AIC. So please praise us!
Well then, other than looking silly on the internet, I learnt something new about one of my favourite anime shows. Thanks :P
Jun 27, 2009 1:47 PM by Kraker2k
Sounds pretty good, count me in...
Jun 17, 2009 9:54 AM by vault2049
@seishi-sama
It's pretty off topic but let me tell you one thing. AIC did most of the anime production and Gonzo acted as a producer (製作者). Director Kishi and AIC staff disclosed it in a symposium of Seto no Hanayome.
Article about the symposium (Moura)
「『GONZOｘAIC』ってなってますけど、制作はAICでやってますんで褒めてください！」
Although it's credited as GONZO x AIC, the anime production was done by AIC. So please praise us!
It's pretty off topic but let me tell you one thing. AIC did most of the anime production and Gonzo acted as a producer (製作者). Director Kishi and AIC staff disclosed it in a symposium of Seto no Hanayome.
Article about the symposium (Moura)
「『GONZOｘAIC』ってなってますけど、制作はAICでやってますんで褒めてください！」
Although it's credited as GONZO x AIC, the anime production was done by AIC. So please praise us!
Jun 15, 2009 4:25 AM by dtshyk
Kraker2k said:
I'll have you know Seto no Hanayome was a joint production between Gonzo and AIC. AIC provided the main staff in terms of Directors, scriptwriters and so forth while Gonzo were there to just do the animation.
seishi-sama said:
Sounds great coming from a person with a Gonzo anime on his favorite list, lol. XD
Kraker2k said:
As long as its not GONZO, I'm okay with it.
As long as its not GONZO, I'm okay with it.
Sounds great coming from a person with a Gonzo anime on his favorite list, lol. XD
I'll have you know Seto no Hanayome was a joint production between Gonzo and AIC. AIC provided the main staff in terms of Directors, scriptwriters and so forth while Gonzo were there to just do the animation.
Sorry to disappoint you, but I'll have you know that the "main staff" of SetoHana wasn't affiliated with AIC in any way. Both the director and the scriptwriter were (and are) independent workers not involved with either AIC or Gonzo. More than that, the director Seiji Kishi worked on some anime produced by GDH (Gonzo's parent company) before. He also worked with Artland and Satelight. The scriptwriter Makoto Uezu was initially employed by the Studio Orphee, then he went freelance and wrote screenplays for some Studio Deen series before working on SetoHana. Please, don't ridicule yourself further, my friend. All that AIC provided for this show was animation assistance, nothing more. So, technically, it's a Gonzo show (since they still handled the main work). :)
Jun 15, 2009 1:15 AM by seishi-sama
Not too sure about the synopsis, but I definitely love the artwork.
Jun 14, 2009 7:36 PM by yunadestined
seishi-sama said:
Sounds great coming from a person with a Gonzo anime on his favorite list, lol. XD
Kraker2k said:
As long as its not GONZO, I'm okay with it.
As long as its not GONZO, I'm okay with it.
Sounds great coming from a person with a Gonzo anime on his favorite list, lol. XD
I'll have you know Seto no Hanayome was a joint production between Gonzo and AIC. AIC provided the main staff in terms of Directors, scriptwriters and so forth while Gonzo were there to just do the animation. Thus Seto no Hanayome is not bogged down like most modern Gonzo shows. Give it a try, its one of the funniest show I've watched in recent times. :P
Jun 14, 2009 6:55 PM by Kraker2k
The art looks cool :3 hopefully the story will be too.
Jun 14, 2009 5:58 PM by magentaanbu
This looks good.
Jun 14, 2009 4:08 PM by tornado63
Kraker2k said:
As long as its not GONZO, I'm okay with it.
As long as its not GONZO, I'm okay with it.
Sounds great coming from a person with a Gonzo anime on his favorite list, lol. XD
Jun 14, 2009 3:39 PM by seishi-sama
As long as its not GONZO, I'm okay with it.
Jun 14, 2009 3:15 PM by Kraker2k
art looks nice, will wait for more info.
Jun 14, 2009 11:33 AM by CottonCandyLover
Interesting :D
Jun 14, 2009 11:31 AM by stfngp
Interesting. I'll see what happens.
Jun 14, 2009 8:38 AM by Eternal_Blaze
This reminds me vaguely of WH40K - the Dark Library and the Wraithbone matrices of Craftworlds.
Jun 14, 2009 8:22 AM by turkeymeister
Did I read it right? Hatsukoi right?
It's a little bit serious in the first impression but might as well try.
It's a little bit serious in the first impression but might as well try.
Jun 14, 2009 7:56 AM by Sylpheed
I have to look out for this one!
Jun 14, 2009 7:30 AM by tehnominator
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