TV Anime 'Honzuki no Gekokujou' Premieres in Fall 2019
The official website of Ajia-Do's previously announced anime adaptation of Miya Kazuki and You Shiina's fantasy light novel Honzuki no Gekokujou: Shisho ni Naru Tame ni wa Shudan wo Erandeiraremasen has announced more cast and staff. The anime will premiere in October.Cast
Turi: Megumi Nakajima (Mondaiji-tachi ga Isekai kara Kuru Sou Desu yo?)
Eva: Fumiko Orikasa (Little Witch Academia)
Gunther: Tsuyoshi Koyama (Zero kara Hajimeru Mahou no Sho)
Lutz: Mutsumi Tamura (Kobayashi-san Chi no Maid Dragon)
Staff
Chief Animation Director: Yoshiaki Yanagida (Eikoku Koi Monogatari Emma: Molders-hen), Toshihisa Kaiya (Haikyuu!!), Kenichi Endou (Giniro no Kami no Agito)
Prop Design: Ryou Hirata (Bungou Stray Dogs character design)
Art Director: Ryouka Kinoshita (Shinmai Maou no Testament Burst)
Art Setting: Toshiki Amada (Kakegurui)
Color Design: Miyoko Ichinose (Saraiya Goyou)
Director of Photography: Naoki Nakamura (Kakuriyo no Yadomeshi)
Editing: Tomoki Nagasaka (Kami nomi zo Shiru Sekai)
Sound Director: Jun Watanabe (Bakuman.)
Sound Effects: Hiromune Kurahashi (Strike Witches)
Music: Michiru (Shuumatsu no Izetta)
Sound Production: JTB Entertainment
Music Production: flying DOG
Additionally, Nakajima will also perform the ending song "Kamikazari no Tenshi."
Mitsuru Hongou (World Trigger), with the assistance of Yoshiki Kawasaki (Shuumatsu no Izetta episode director), will direct the anime that features character designs by Yanagida and Kaiya. Mariko Kunisawa (Majimoji Rurumo) is in charge of the series composition.
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This anime looks pretty and the visuals looks bright and colourful.
I'ma watch it! ;3
I'ma watch it! ;3
Jun 13, 2019 8:56 AM by _Nessie
Fabris said:
I know, you're not wrong. I'm just a little way too jaded, after taking quite some seasonal baits of people claiming that show and that one were "subversive/"deconstruction"/insert buzzword there, and end being underwhelming generic fantasy worlds with gaimu mechanics all over the place, at best.
So, excuse me, but I lower my own expectations by quite a bit on those shows.
Zefyris said:
Who is the "they" you're talking about? Do you seriously think there's some kind of uniformity in the anime fanbase where basically if someone say one isekai novel is good then he will reappear to say the same for every isekai title after that or something?
That would be a bot, not a human.
Leaving aside the fact that SAO is not even an isekai per se (there's no other world existing in there), it's obviously not the same peoples that will say that SAO is good or that Honzuki is good. Those two novels are of completely different genre so while there's nothing against liking both, the overlap in fanbase is bound to be fairly small. >_<
For example, the only isekai novels I've ever claimed were good are Honzuki and Youjo Senki. You have seen/read neither. I don't see why the fact that someone unrelated claimed that SAO or shieldhero were super good is relevant to what I, or anyone else in this thread, say.
Who is the "they" you're talking about? Do you seriously think there's some kind of uniformity in the anime fanbase where basically if someone say one isekai novel is good then he will reappear to say the same for every isekai title after that or something?
That would be a bot, not a human.
Leaving aside the fact that SAO is not even an isekai per se (there's no other world existing in there), it's obviously not the same peoples that will say that SAO is good or that Honzuki is good. Those two novels are of completely different genre so while there's nothing against liking both, the overlap in fanbase is bound to be fairly small. >_<
For example, the only isekai novels I've ever claimed were good are Honzuki and Youjo Senki. You have seen/read neither. I don't see why the fact that someone unrelated claimed that SAO or shieldhero were super good is relevant to what I, or anyone else in this thread, say.
I know, you're not wrong. I'm just a little way too jaded, after taking quite some seasonal baits of people claiming that show and that one were "subversive/"deconstruction"/insert buzzword there, and end being underwhelming generic fantasy worlds with gaimu mechanics all over the place, at best.
So, excuse me, but I lower my own expectations by quite a bit on those shows.
Oh, I can't understand that. Regardless of what peoples think of good/bad/boring/mundane, this one doesn't have anything like game mechanic btw, and for quite a long time is quite low fantasy, at least in the novels.
Jun 13, 2019 8:18 AM by Zefyris
Zefyris said:
Who is the "they" you're talking about? Do you seriously think there's some kind of uniformity in the anime fanbase where basically if someone say one isekai novel is good then he will reappear to say the same for every isekai title after that or something?
That would be a bot, not a human.
Leaving aside the fact that SAO is not even an isekai per se (there's no other world existing in there), it's obviously not the same peoples that will say that SAO is good or that Honzuki is good. Those two novels are of completely different genre so while there's nothing against liking both, the overlap in fanbase is bound to be fairly small. >_<
For example, the only isekai novels I've ever claimed were good are Honzuki and Youjo Senki. You have seen/read neither. I don't see why the fact that someone unrelated claimed that SAO or shieldhero were super good is relevant to what I, or anyone else in this thread, say.
Fabris said:
Well, they said the same about all the other isekais (SAO, Shieldhero...).
In the end, the only LN Isekais released in the last decade that were good were Konosuba and Log Horizon. Grimgar being almost there.
Well, they said the same about all the other isekais (SAO, Shieldhero...).
In the end, the only LN Isekais released in the last decade that were good were Konosuba and Log Horizon. Grimgar being almost there.
Who is the "they" you're talking about? Do you seriously think there's some kind of uniformity in the anime fanbase where basically if someone say one isekai novel is good then he will reappear to say the same for every isekai title after that or something?
That would be a bot, not a human.
Leaving aside the fact that SAO is not even an isekai per se (there's no other world existing in there), it's obviously not the same peoples that will say that SAO is good or that Honzuki is good. Those two novels are of completely different genre so while there's nothing against liking both, the overlap in fanbase is bound to be fairly small. >_<
For example, the only isekai novels I've ever claimed were good are Honzuki and Youjo Senki. You have seen/read neither. I don't see why the fact that someone unrelated claimed that SAO or shieldhero were super good is relevant to what I, or anyone else in this thread, say.
I know, you're not wrong. I'm just a little way too jaded, after taking quite some seasonal baits of people claiming that show and that one were "subversive/"deconstruction"/insert buzzword there, and end being underwhelming generic fantasy worlds with gaimu mechanics all over the place, at best.
So, excuse me, but I lower my own expectations by quite a bit on those shows.
Jun 12, 2019 4:16 PM by Fabris
Fabris said:
Well, they said the same about all the other isekais (SAO, Shieldhero...).
In the end, the only LN Isekais released in the last decade that were good were Konosuba and Log Horizon. Grimgar being almost there.
Well, they said the same about all the other isekais (SAO, Shieldhero...).
In the end, the only LN Isekais released in the last decade that were good were Konosuba and Log Horizon. Grimgar being almost there.
Who is the "they" you're talking about? Do you seriously think there's some kind of uniformity in the anime fanbase where basically if someone say one isekai novel is good then he will reappear to say the same for every isekai title after that or something?
That would be a bot, not a human.
Leaving aside the fact that SAO is not even an isekai per se (there's no other world existing in there), it's obviously not the same peoples that will say that SAO is good or that Honzuki is good. Those two novels are of completely different genre so while there's nothing against liking both, the overlap in fanbase is bound to be fairly small. >_<
For example, the only isekai novels I've ever claimed were good are Honzuki and Youjo Senki. You have seen/read neither. I don't see why the fact that someone unrelated claimed that SAO or shieldhero were super good is relevant to what I, or anyone else in this thread, say.
Jun 11, 2019 8:57 AM by Zefyris
Fabris said:
Well, they said the same about all the other isekais (SAO, Shieldhero...).
In the end, the only LN Isekais released in the last decade that were good were Konosuba and Log Horizon. Grimgar being almost there.
Log Horizon kinda suck and i already expected shield hero to be unwholesome starting with the 10 year old female heroien alone.Well, they said the same about all the other isekais (SAO, Shieldhero...).
In the end, the only LN Isekais released in the last decade that were good were Konosuba and Log Horizon. Grimgar being almost there.
But yeah i do get where your coming from.
Jun 10, 2019 2:02 PM by NotTrying2BLazy
Well, they said the same about all the other isekais (SAO, Shieldhero...).
In the end, the only LN Isekais released in the last decade that were good were Konosuba and Log Horizon. Grimgar being almost there.
Jun 10, 2019 1:42 PM by Fabris
Finally a wholesome Isekai story.
Atleast that what people have said.
Atleast that what people have said.
Jun 9, 2019 5:31 PM by NotTrying2BLazy
I don't know why but i think this will be really good, even if the budget for this isn't the best one
Jun 7, 2019 2:51 AM by Supercueca
I like the vibe of this just through visual art alone. I'm so excited to watch this fall.
Jun 7, 2019 1:46 AM by xchyssa
The art looks fine in animation format... a little cheap but not bad.
Idk what some of you are complaining about. >>
Idk what some of you are complaining about. >>
Jun 6, 2019 4:03 PM by AngelicTotoro
Good seiyuu choice. I'm just gonna pray that no matter how low the production value is, given the quality of the light novel and maybe some decent direction, it's still going to be decent at least.
Jun 6, 2019 3:31 PM by Kami-Koto
Aija-Do has high production values, so I’m looking forward to this show
Jun 6, 2019 2:40 PM by Xenocrisi
Looks interesting but I don't like the Studio...
Jun 6, 2019 2:26 PM by Slarkero
This has such bad character designs, they look so jank in the PV.
Jun 6, 2019 2:04 PM by alpha_shadow
The transition for the artstyle of the LN to the anime is terrible. What a ugly character design.
Jun 6, 2019 1:56 PM by brzzcode
Well, since this seems to be more slice of life oriented, I'm actually looking forward to it.
Jun 6, 2019 11:56 AM by FMmatron
Btw first episode wil lbe available around one month prior to that since it will be included in september's limited edition volume 20.
I mostly know Nakajima Megumi for her role as Kasukabe You (Mondaiji) so I'm a bit surprised by the choice with just that, as both characters don't have the same kind of vibes. But maybe the seiyuu has enough range to cover that, as hearing only one of her role isn't enough to conclude anything~
oh my gosh my favourite seiyuu (Orikasa Fumiko) is doubling Effa, that's so cool <3.
Tamura Mutsumi for Lutz sounds like a pretty good pick.
Koyama Tsuyoshi (Gunter here) was Youhei in Mahou no sho, and I think the vibes of those two characters are quite a bit similar so again, pretty satisfying pick.
So far we're getting experienced seiyuu, and imo having good seiyuu will really make or break this anime as character banters are primordial for enjoying it, so looking pretty good. Especially Orikasa Fumiko, not gonna lie, she's top level for me. I kind of wish she was cast as someone with more lines than Effa on the long run though, but that's better than nothing.
I mostly know Nakajima Megumi for her role as Kasukabe You (Mondaiji) so I'm a bit surprised by the choice with just that, as both characters don't have the same kind of vibes. But maybe the seiyuu has enough range to cover that, as hearing only one of her role isn't enough to conclude anything~
oh my gosh my favourite seiyuu (Orikasa Fumiko) is doubling Effa, that's so cool <3.
Tamura Mutsumi for Lutz sounds like a pretty good pick.
Koyama Tsuyoshi (Gunter here) was Youhei in Mahou no sho, and I think the vibes of those two characters are quite a bit similar so again, pretty satisfying pick.
So far we're getting experienced seiyuu, and imo having good seiyuu will really make or break this anime as character banters are primordial for enjoying it, so looking pretty good. Especially Orikasa Fumiko, not gonna lie, she's top level for me. I kind of wish she was cast as someone with more lines than Effa on the long run though, but that's better than nothing.
Jun 6, 2019 11:24 AM by Zefyris
I'm so ready for Chibi Megumi
Jun 6, 2019 10:04 AM by Jackstyle
As I would like them to have had better budget for this anime since it deserved a better production for the content itself, GOD I just see and the studio did "Isekai Maou to Shouka..." even though if it's garbage, at least it looked better, the totally injustice... D,X
Jun 6, 2019 10:00 AM by Fede_5000
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