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Hello there Naoko Kamikishiro fans.

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FAVORITE ANIME AND MANGA CHARACTERS pt.6

Psycho Pass - Nobuchika Ginoza, but I love all of them (I'm so excited for the third season!!!)

Boogiepop and Others - Naoko Kamikishiro (she doesn't appear much, but despite this she has influenced many characters)

Grand Blue Dreaming - Azusa Hamaoka

Air - Misuzu Kamio

Guilty Crown - Makoto Waltz Segai because he is so fucking crazy (but I love Daryl Yan too!!!)

Tsuredure Children - Kana Iijima

Katanagatari - Togame (cheriooo!!!)

The Rising of the Shield Hero - Raphtalia

Zankyou no Terror - Twelve (I want to cry)

We have always been 10 cm apart - Haruki Serizawa (It was a very hard choice because I love Mio too!!)

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Boogiepop wa Warawanai・Ep 2

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Boogiepop and Others (2019) Episode 2

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Boogiepop wa Warawanai - Episode 18 (Spoilers ahead!!!)

Well, this episode was a peaceful, sad and intriguing episode. For an intance I thought Tanaka would die but in fact, he was heartbroken because he didn't show off his feelings towards Kamishiro Naoko.

Niitoki Kei managed to overcome her struggles which is something I admire from her (not everyone is able to overcome love affairs easily). We could say that Niitoki Kei got a good interaction with Boogiepop and also that she learnt few things from Boogiepop.

I liked how the episode finished, it ended up with a curious Boogiepop and Takeda leaving an open ending.

Somehow, this episode wanted to show that Boogiepop lingers to interact with the world instead of being trapped but he/she will deal with it even if it takes time.

I enjoyed each episode of this anime, the soundtrack was awesome as well. Now, I'll have to wait for spring season anime.

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The official website for the television anime of author Kouhei Kadono and illustrator Kouji Ogata's Boogiepop and Others (Boogiepop wa Warawanai) light novel series began streaming a second promotional video for the anime on Friday. The video reveals the anime's premiere on January 4, as well as 14 more cast members. The video also reveals and previews the opening theme song "shadowgraph" by MYTH & ROID.

The anime will air on AT-X, Tokyo MX, TV Aichi, KBS Kyoto, Sun TV, and BS11. Azuna Riko will perform the ending theme song "Whiteout."

The new cast includes:

Chiaki Kobayashi as Keiji Takeda

Shino Shimoji as Kei Niitoki

Ayaka Suwa as Naoko Kamikishiro

Junya Enoki as Masami Saotome

Aoi Ichikawa as Shiro Tanaka

Ayana Taketatsu as Minako Yurihara

Kouki Miyata as Echoes

Taku Yashiro as Masaki Taniguchi

Kana Ichinose as Aya Orihata

Yoshimasa Hosoya as Jin Asukai

Yoshiaki Hasegawa as Shinjirō Anō

Kana Asumi as Kotoe Kinugawa

Yōji Ueda as Spooky E

Kana Hanazawa as Suiko Minahoshi

The previously revealed cast members include:

Aoi Yūki as Boogiepop

Aoi Yūki as Touka Miyashita

Saori Ōnishi as Nagi Kirima

Reina Kondo as Kazuko Suema

Shingo Natsume (One-Punch Man, Space Dandy both seasons, ACCA: 13-Territory Inspection Dept.) is directing the new anime at Madhouse. Tomohiro Suzuki (One-Punch Man, Tiger & Bunny, ACCA: 13-Territory Inspection Dept.) is writing and supervising the series scripts, and Hidehiko Sawada (key animator for One-Punch Man, Redline) is designing the characters. The musician kensuke ushio (A Silent Voice, DEVILMAN crybaby, Liz and the Blue Bird) is composing the music.

Other staff members include:

Assistant Director: Yousuke Hatta

Chief Animation Directors: Masanori Shino, Kei Tsuchiya

Art Directors: Shigemi Ikeda, Yukiko Maruyama

Color Design: Ken Hashimoto

3DCG Director: Shigenori Hirozumi

Director of Photography: Akane Fushihara

Editing: Kashiko Kimura

Sound Director: Shoji Hata

Music Production: Kadokawa

Seven Seas Entertainment published the light novel in English, and is reprinting the novels along with new volumes. The company describes the story:

There is an urban legend that children tell one another about a shinigami that can release people from the pain they may be suffering. This "Angel of Death" has a name: Boogiepop. And the legends are true. Boogiepop is real.

When a rash of disappearances involving female students breaks out at Shinyo Academy, the police and faculty assume they just have a bunch of runaways on their hands. But Nagi Kirima knows better. Something mysterious and foul is afoot. Is it Boogiepop, or something more sinister...?

Madhouse previously animated the Boogiepop light novel series into a 2000 television anime. Right Stuf released the series on VHS and DVD in North America.

Yoshihiro Kawabata launched a new Boogiepop at Dawn (Yoake no Boogiepop) manga in Kadokawa's Dengeki G's Comic magazine on April 28. Naoki Koshimizu launched a separate Boogiepop Returns: VS Imaginator manga in Kadokawa's Monthly Comic Dengeki Daioh magazine on May 26.

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Nuovo trailer e altri membri del cast di “Boogiepop Warawanai”

La nuova serie tratta dal romanzo di Kouhei Kadono debutterà in Giappone il 4 gennaio.

Diffuso un altro trailer di “Boogiepop wa Warawanai”, adattamento completamente nuovo della serie di romanzi scritta da Kouhei Kadono ed illustrata da Kouji Ogata che debutterà in Giappone il 4 gennaio 2019.

La serie tv sarà diretta da Shingo Natsume (ACCA: L’ispettorato delle 13 province) presso lo studio Madhouse. La sceneggiatura sarà curata da Tomohiro Suzuki (One Punch Man), mentre il character design da Hidehiko Sawada. La colonna sonora sarà composta da Kensuke Ushio (Devilman: Crybaby).

Il video anticipa la sigla di apertura "shadowgraph" interpretata da MYTH＆ROID. Il brano di chiusura invece sai intitolerà "Whiteout"  e sarà cantato da Riko Azuna.

Sono stati inoltre rivelati bozzetti e doppiatori di altri sette personaggi.

Keiji Takeda: Chiaki Kobayashi 

Kei Niitoki: Shino Shimoji 

Naoko Kamikishiro: Ayaka Suwa 

Masami Saotome: Junya Enoki 

Shiro Tanaka: Aoi Ichikawa 

Minako Yurihara: Ayana Taketatsu 

Echoes: Kouki Miyata 

Questi sono altri membri del cast confermati, per ora senza design.

Masaki Taniguchi: Taku Yashiro 

Aya Orihata: Kana Ichinose 

Jin Asukaike: Yoshimasa Hosoya 

Shinjirou Anou: Yoshiaki Hasegawa 

Kotoe Kinugawa: Kana Asumi 

Spooky E: Youji Ueda 

Suiko Inahoshi: Kana Hanazawa 

La storia percorre le vicissitudini di una piccola città, dove molti ragazzi di una scuola cominciano a scomparire uno ad uno. È così che la leggenda metropolitana di Boogiepop, un dio della morte che si dica liberi le persone dalle proprie sofferenze, prende piede. Sarà davvero opera sua o dietro al mistero delle sparizioni si nasconde qualcosa di ancor più sinistro?

Madhouse si è già occupata di un adattamento animato del romanzo, nel 2000 infatti Takashi Watanabe ne diresse una serie tv di 12 episodi, distribuita anche in Italia da Dynit con il titolo “Bogiepop Phantom”.

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Urban Legends Incarnate in Boogiepop Doesn't Laugh TV Anime Trailer

  Unknown terrors stalk the night (and the daytime) in a new trailer for Boogiepop Doesn't Laugh, an upcoming TV anime based on the series of supernatural light novels written by Kouhei Kadano and illustrated by Kouji Ogata about a string of strange events and sudden disappearances that grip the teenage population of a Japanese city.

  The new trailer highlights the opening theme for series, entitled "shadowgraph", which is performed by MYTH ＆ ROID.

    Additionally, new cast members have been revealed for Boogiepop Doesn't Laugh, including:

    Chiaki Kobayashi as Keiji Takeda.

    Shino Shimoji as Kei Niitoki.

    Ayaka Suwa as Naoko Kamikishiro.

    Junya Enoki as Masami Saotome.

    Aoi Ichikawa as Shiro Tanaka.

    Ayana Taketatsu as Minako Yurihara.

    And Kouki Miyata as Echoes.

    The original Boogiepop light novels are published in Japan by ASCII Media Works, and English language versions are also available from Seven Seas Entertainment, who describe the story as follows:

  Who am I? My name is Boogiepop…

  There is an urban legend that children tell about a shinigami that can release people from the pain they are suffering. This “Angel of Death” has a name–Boogiepop. And the legends are true. Boogiepop is real.

  When a rash of disappearances involving female students breaks out at Shinyo Academy, the police and faculty assume they just have a bunch of runaways on their hands. Yet Nagi Kirima knows better. Something mysterious and foul is afoot. Is it Boogiepop or something even more sinister…?

    The Boogiepop Doesn't Laugh TV anime is directed by Shingo Natsume and features animation by MADHOUSE. The series will broadcast in Japan on AT-X, Tokyo MX, and other stations beginning on January 04, 2019.

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Boogiepop Characters as the Major Arcana

0 Manaka Kisaragi: The Fool. The beginning of a journey, new to the world and inexperienced, pure-hearted child.

1 Jin Asukai: The Magician. Introspection, spiritual vision of the self, ignores superficial and the personal.

2 Touka Miashka: The High Priestess. Femininity, spirituality, and inspiration. A crucial card.

3 Imaginator: The Empress. Difficult to grasp,  mysterious feminine power, calls for intuition.

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4 The Towa Organization: The Emperor. Assertive in demands, dominion over people and wills, makes the hard choices.

5 Seiichi Kirima: The Hierophant. Does the right thing, offers advice, struggles with what is right and wrong.

6 Aya Orihata: The Lovers. Unexpected romance, in touch with sexuality and desires, follows their heart.

7 Keiji Takeda: The Chariot. Goal oriented, clear cut aspirations, moves into the future.

8 Nagi Kirima: Strength. Carries responsibility for their friends, overcomes fears, never loses their self.

9 Echoes: The Hermit. Seeks to be alone, filled with spiritual power, outside of society.

10 Pillar of Light: Wheel of Fortune. Brings positive and negative changes, a force of karma.

11 Masaki Taniguchi: Justice. Lives by a karmic system, punishes evil and fights for good, takes responsibility for their actions.

12 Shinpei Kuroda: The Hanged Man. Faced with a difficult choice, ready to sacrifice themselves, unsure of how to live.

13 Boogiepop: Death. A change in personality, saves and kills so that live goes on, bubbles up unreliably. 

14 Kazuko Suema: Temperance. Balances their friendships, experiments in their approach to people, advocates for restraint.

15 The Manticore: The Devil. Feels trapped in life, gives in to temptation, faced with dire choices.

16 Masami Saotome: The Tower. Bringer of destruction, approaches decisions carefully, beset by challenges to their dream.

17 Kei Niitoki: The Star. Inspired by their friends, shines under difficult times, hopeful outlook.

18 Poom Poom: The Moon. Causes doubt and uncertainty, offers deceptive promises, a confusing existence.

19 Naoko Kamikishiro: The Sun. Overwhelming positivity, free from worldly concerns, constantly seeks friendship.

20 Mo Murder: Judgement. Chose who lives and dies, meticulous in their decisions.

21: Touka, Nagi, Kazuko: The World. Carrying the weight of their lives, completed their exams, hard work rewarded.

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14 More Cast Members Announced for the Boogiepop and Others Anime

14 More Cast Members Announced for the Boogiepop and Others Anime

14 more cast members have been announced for the forthcoming anime adaptation of the Boogiepop and Others light novel series:

Chiaki Kobayashi is Keiji Takeda

Shino Shimoji is Kei Niitoki

Ayaka Suwa is Naoko Kamikishiro

Junya Enoki is Masami Saotome

Aoi Ichikawa is Shiro Tanaka

Ayana Taketatsu is Minako Yurihara

Kouki Miyata is Echoes

Taku Yashiro is Masaki Taniguchi

Kana Ichinose is Aya Orihata

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“Boogiepop wa Warawanai”

Serie TV anime, 4 gennaio 2019

Adattamento completamente nuovo della serie di romanzi “Boogiepop wa Warawanai” (Boogiepop Phantom) scritta da Kouhei Kadono ed illustrata da Kouji Ogata.

Altri video: [TEASER]

-STAFF-

Regia: Shingo Natsume 

Studio di animazione: Madhouse

Sceneggiatura: Tomohiro Suzuki 

Character design: Hidehiko Sawada

Musiche: Kensuke Ushio 

Sigla di apertura: MYTH＆ROID "shadowgraph"  Sigla di chiusura: Riko Azuna "Whiteout"  

-CAST-

Touka Miyashita/Boogiepop: Aoi Yuuki

Nagi Kirima: Saori Oonishi

Kazuko Suema: Reina Kondo 

Keiji Takeda: Chiaki Kobayashi 

Kei Niitoki: Shino Shimoji 

Naoko Kamikishiro: Ayaka Suwa 

Masami Saotome: Junya Enoki 

Shiro Tanaka: Aoi Ichikawa 

Minako Yurihara: Ayana Taketatsu 

Echoes: Kouki Miyata 

Masaki Taniguchi: Taku Yashiro

Aya Orihata: Kana Ichinose

Jin Asukaike: Yoshimasa Hosoya

Shinjirou Anou: Yoshiaki Hasegawa

Kotoe Kinugawa: Kana Asumi

Spooky E: Youji Ueda

Suiko Inahoshi: Kana Hanazawa 

La storia percorre le vicissitudini di una piccola città, dove molti ragazzi di una scuola cominciano a scomparire uno ad uno. È così che la leggenda metropolitana di Boogiepop, un dio della morte che si dica liberi le persone dalle proprie sofferenze, prende piede. Sarà davvero opera sua o dietro al mistero delle sparizioni si nasconde qualcosa di ancor più sinistro?

La serie di romanzi è stata lanciata nel 1998 e quest’anno festeggerà il suo 20° anniversario. Tuttora in corso, ad ora conta 21 volumi pubblicati in patria. Kouji Ogata ne ha realizzato un adattamento manga in due volumi fra il 1998 e il 2002. Ad accompagnare il nuovo anime saranno lanciate due nuove versioni a fumetti, una sula rivista Dengeki Daioh e l’altra su Dengeki G's Comic.

Madhouse si è già occupata di un adattamento animato dell’opera, nel 2000 infatti Takashi Watanabe ne diresse una serie tv di 12 episodi, distribuita anche in Italia da Dynit.

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