#lilith hadaly

[iratesherlock]

* THE EMPIRE OF CORPSES / JAPANESE / 2H 6M / 2015

— The movie's original Japanese name is 屍者の帝国 the romanization of this is Shisha no Teikoku. — Hosoya Yoshimasa as John Watson and Takasugi Yoshimitsu as Sherlock Holmes. — Murase Ayumu as Friday, Hanazawa Kana as Hadaly Lilith, Kusunoki Taiten as Frederick Burnaby, and Yamashita Daiki as Nikolai Krasotkin. — Directed by Ryoutarou Makihara, produced by WIT Studio, and distributed by TOHO Animation. — Based on the novel written by Project Itoh and co-authored by Toh EnJoe. — Favorite Quality: The animation is incredibly stunning, specifically the movements of the revived corpses; though, honestly, the entirety of the design of the corpses from their animation to their sound effects is incredible.

The Empire of Corpses is a movie based on Sherlock Holmes in the absolute loosest of ways; however, it is a story being told using familiar characters and, while most people don’t consider it an adaptation, I’m going to. To explain my thoughts, I need to explain what this movie is about, and why you normally wouldn’t find it in places listing adaptations of Sherlock Holmes (or, if you have, why many others haven’t). The easiest way to understand this movie is to consider it a retelling of John Watson’s adventures in the war—if the war was about finding Dr. Victor Frankenstein’s work so that John can fully reanimate his deceased (currently undead) research partner. In this borderline dystopian world, Dr. Frankenstein’s reanimation of his monster was something that the whole of society tried to replicate and now corpses are used as unpaid labor, soldiers, or any other type of work dangerous to the living; however, these corpses do not have souls, thoughts, or opinions. The only corpse recorded to have a soul is Dr. Frankenstein’s monster, but his notes that indicated how the late doctor was able to do this have been lost—until recently, which is largely where the story starts. After John Watson illegally reanimated his deceased research partner Friday, he was drafted into the war to find Dr. Frankenstien’s missing notes due to his deep understanding of and desire to recreate the human soul to keep his promise to his friend and bring him back from the dead as an individual. There is much this movie tries to fit into its runtime, sometimes to its detriment. I was fairly confused in major moments throughout the story and needed to look up what was happening; however, I will be open I sometimes have context issues and don’t believe this confusion was fully the fault of the writing. That does not mean the writing was flawless, there were times it certainly could have been clearer or better paced to keep the audience from being lost. While it sounds like I didn’t enjoy this movie I, quite frankly, was enraptured by it, it is the most confusing mash of characters and storylines that I have ever seen—like an original doctor character was written and then John Watson’s story was somehow shoved in with no explanation. I loved it. There is likely a significant amount of context I didn’t understand as I have yet to read the manga or the novel (which has not been fully translated). It doesn’t feel like an adaptation; I don’t think it fully is one, but it still fits into a retelling of John Watson’s past. The premise is really what makes this movie what it is, I found it while looking for something else entirely, and couldn’t help myself but immediately watch it regardless of anything else I had to do today. The art style does not immediately stand out; it is par for the course if you have seen any significant amount of well-made anime, but it shines in its animation. It is beautifully animated, with the characters' movements, alive or otherwise, so distinct and fluid that it is visually appealing. The subject matter of the movie does mean that it leans heavily into body horror and violence, and there are scenes animated wonderfully, that are extremely difficult to watch if you have a fear of medical procedures (specifically needles). The sound design for this movie was also incredible, I don’t particularly remember much of the music, but the sound effects and background noise were incredible. The sounds of bones, footsteps, explosions, and movement were so well done that some scenes were only great because of the sound design. I highly recommend this movie if it is something you are interested in, it’s something so entirely out of left field it’s difficult to review without simply telling you you need to watch it just to understand and be as confused as I am. So do it, watch the movie, and be confused and intrigued.

[anigifs18]

Lilith Hadaly in Shisha no Teikoku (2015)

[eiichiro]

[spacetraum]

[evemoedesu]

March 2022 EVE shipgirls pack

Heron, Pontifex, Eos, Augoror

[imasyd]

Historically inaccurate smh

[ayzscream]

[nurin-ird]

Halloween!!!

so.. i decided to watch the empire of corpses for halloween. i thought its gonna be scary tho ngl but its a sci-fi movie and a mixture of a lot of classic literature( this movie just called me stupid in japanese). the story was going so good on the first half tho. but the second half made me question everything and i dont really like how the story ended. I LOOOOVVEEE the animation tho. and hadaly is just.... A QUEEEN 

[katugiya]

The Empire of Corpses,Shisha no teikoku, Hadaly Lilith

[foreverflat15]

ANIME MOVIE RECOMMENDATION: EMPIRE OF CORPSES (science fiction, thriller) Doctor Victor Frankenstein, who vanished shortly after his revolutionary work on corpse reanimation, is said to have revived the only corpse in possession of a soul. In pursuit of this scientific knowledge, London medical student John Watson hopes to fulfill his promise to his late partner, Friday. After being scouted by a government agency, Watson is on a hunt to obtain Frankenstein's notes, which he believes hold the key to the secrets of the soul. During his search, Watson uncovers the harsh realities of the developing corpse technology and the price he must pay to advance his research. -from MAL

[overlordofawesomeness]

The only thing that bothers me in Shisha no Teikoku is probably Lilith’s boobies.

[eiichiro]

[princesshalfdemon]

>hadaly lilith is a robot woman from a novel called the future eve

>this movie also has john watson, friday from robinson crusoe, moneypenny from 007, sherlock holmes, thomas edison (fuck you), and again, ulysses s grant

i have to watch this movie

[natsthinkitythinkthinkthonk]

Happy Birthday Kana Hanazawa (Feb. 25)

Happy 30th birthday to Kana Hanazawa! 

PART ONE: Role Compilation PART TWO: Song Recommendations PART THREE: YouTube Excursion (on @natsspammityspamspamham )

She turns the big 30! I think she’s one of those female voice actors that can defy the boundaries of age in the seiyuu industry (which happens to be very sexist). She has a massive amount of range in terms of her acting, she sings well (she originally intended to be an idol), and she actively supports and is actually a fan of many of her fellow female seiyuu. I think she might still be dating Kensho Ono. I haven’t heard a word of a breakup.

There will be NO “TOP FIVE ROLES” because I already made one! I might update it eventually though. Here are some posts where she appears:

Top Five Kana Hanazawa Roles 

Seiyuu Challenge (3+4): Favourite and Least Favourite Female Seiyuu

Seiyuu Challenge #21: The seiyuu with the most acting range?

Charapedia: The Top 20 Female Seiyuu (as of Apr 2018)

Seiyuu in Traditional Clothing

Seiyuu Drawing!

Since I will not be able to include gifs for all the roles, please feel free to check out any of the video compilations I use too! I tried to not hold back too many roles for this.

Role Compilation

*there’s a mistake in the video at 2:45: Kosaki Onodera from Nisekoi is the correct role

Shirase Kobuchizawa - Sora yori mo Tooi Basho

Natsume Tsuchimikado - Tokyo Ravens

This anime was disappointing. I enjoyed it at the time, but I knew it was absolute trash.

Ayase Shinomiya - Guilty Crown

Kurokami no Otome - Yoru wa Mijikashi Arukeyo Otome

Aika Fuwa - Zetsuen no Tempest

I didn’t like this anime, but everyone else seems to like it!

Rumi Yokoi - Tonari no Seki-kun

This anime was great.

Yuki Minagawa - Tsurezure Children

This anime was pretty good too. This character just loves to mess with her friend.

Hadaly Lilith - Shisha no Teikoku

I’m pretty sure she’s the only named female character in this anime.

Nene Kinokuni - Food Wars

Mikoto Asuka - Yamada-kun to 7-nin no Majo

Kusano - Sekirei

This character is your token loli in an ecchi anime which brings concern.

Nana Sakurai - Prince of Stride

Akane Tsunemori - Psycho-Pass

This is probably one of her best roles. I just haven’t watched it yet.

Sharon Rainsworth - Pandora Hearts

The refined one on the right. I identify with the character on the left though.

Susukihotaru - Otome Youkai Zakuro

Ruri Gokou - Oreimo

Raphiel - Gabriel Dropout

Shiro - Deadman Wonderland

She’s a little crazy. Just a little.

Red Blood Cell - Hataraku Saibou

This character is cute, but I... how do you ship cells? They’re cells?

Shiemi Moriyama - Blue Exorcist

I don’t get why this character gets so much hate. I like her.

Hana Midorikawa - Prison School

This is as PG as we’re getting for this one too.

Satomi Murano - Parasyte

Kobato Hasegawa - Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai

Hinata Kawamoto - 3-Gatsu no Lion

Naho Takamiya - Orange

Mayuri Shiina - Steins;Gate

“Tuturu~!”

Charlotte Dunois - Infinite Stratos

This is as PG as we’re getting.

Satou Matsuzaka - Happy Sugar Life

Everything is all cute until she shows up ready to decapitate and dismember you to an unrecognizable state. 

Roka Shibasaki - D-Frag!

My favourite character of the series. She’s the epitome of intimidation. She is an icon. She is the underground boss.

Baileu Ton - Phantom in the Twilight

Anri Sonohara - Durarara

Kanade Tachibana - Angel Beats!

Ren Kougyoku - Magi

Kosaki Onodera - Nisekoi

Onodera is the best. I can’t believe that ending.

Manaka Mukaido - Nagi no Asukara

Maria Akizuki - Shinsekai Yori

Yukino Yukari - Kotonoha no Niwa

Shiori Shiomiya - Kami nomi zo Shiru Sekai

Karuta Roromiya - Inu x Boku

Sengoku Nadeko - Monogatari Series

Misaki Takasaki - Koi to Uso

Misora Haruki - Sakurada Reset

Risa Hanakago - Nagareboshi Lens

Chiaki Kurihara - Mouretsu Pirates

Mari Kozakura - Mekakucity Actors

Miyu - Kanojo to Kanojo no Neko

This anime was good even if it was just four seven-minute episodes.

Tsukimi Kurashita - Kuragehime

I am watching this anime eventually. 110%

Riza Kamishiro - Tokyo Ghoul

And this is why I have never gone on a date.

Zessica Wong - Aquarion Evol

Ichika Nanako - Gotoubun no Hanayome

Couldn’t find a non-boob gif. This anime isn’t as bad as it looks.

Chizuru Ooshima - Tonari no Kaibutsu-kun

Mayumi Saegusa - Mahouka

Ichiko Sakura - Binbougami ga!

Oh no, her face. Das nut gud.

Tooko Amano - Bungaku Shoujo

Yeah, she eats books. I kid you not. I was too weirded out to watch this anime.

Seryuu Ubiquitous - Akame Ga Kill!

Ah right, that crazy bitch.

Zera - Fairy Tail

Mayuka Nasu - Buddy Complex

Kobato Hanato - Kobato.

Nanami Chiaki - Danganronpa

[dkquentai]

屍者の帝国のあらすじを最後まで 【ネタバレ】 後編

[xxyumeno]

      ❝Are you a servant?❞ Ereshkigal asked the woman she had bumped into in the halls of Chaldea. The question in itself may have been (or sounded) rude, but servants were usually able to detect the presence of another servant. Yet, the Lancer did not get any sort of feeling from the female in front of her.

         🖋️ @apostasypromessa + Hadaly Lilith &&. ❤️’d for a starter