The charm and depth of Hell Girl■ Public MediaTV anime series ■ Original Medianovel ■ Broadcast period October 5, 2005 - April 5, 2006 Kids Station October 4, 2005 - April 4, 2006 (1st - 26th) Every Tuesday 24:00 - 24:30 ■Broadcasting stationMainichi Broadcasting System, Tokyo MX Television, Animax, Kids Station, CBC (Chubu Nippon Broadcasting) ■Frequencieshalf an hour ■ Number of EpisodesEpisode 26 ■Original StoryHell Girl Project ■ DirectorTakahiro Ohmori ■ Production・Animation Production: Studio DEEN ■Works©Hell Girl Project/Sky PerfecTV Wellthink Aniplex ■ Story Would you like to try dying once? ■Cast・Enma Ai/Noto Mamiko ・Ichimokuren/Matsukaze Masaya ・Hone Onna/Honda Takako ・Rin-do/Sugao Takayuki ・Shibata Hajime/Ueda Yuji ・Shibata Tsugumi/Mizuki Nana ■ Main staff・Original story/Hiroshi Watanabe・Original work/Hell Girl Project・Director/Takahiro Omori・Series composition/Kenichi Kanamaki・Character design/Mariko Oka・Mechanic design/Shohei Obara・Prop design/Shogo Morishita・Chief animation director/Masahiro Aizawa・Art director/Yoshinori Hishinuma・Color design/Shinji Matsumoto・Director of photography/Shinyo Kondo・Editor/Masahiro Matsumura・Music/Kouji Takanashi, Hiromi Mizutani・Animation producer/Koji Iijima・Producers/Ai Abe, Shihiro Hayashida・Animation production/Studio DEEN ■ Main Characters・Enma Ai She is usually an inconspicuous girl, but she transforms into Hell Girl and sends her opponents to Hell. She usually wears a sailor uniform, but when she is Hell Girl, she wears a kimono. ■Subtitle Episode 1: Beyond the Twilight (2005/10/08) ■ Related works・Hell Girl: Two Cages ・Hell Girl: Three Vessels ・Hell Girl Selection ・Hell Girl: The Night of the Night ■ Theme songs and music・OP1 The charm and depth of Hell Girl"Hell Girl" is a TV anime series that aired from 2005 to 2006, and has attracted many viewers with its unique worldview and deep themes. The original work is a novel by the Hell Girl Project, and the animation was produced by Studio DEEN. The director is Takahiro Omori, and under his direction the story has become even more profound. The story is set in modern-day Japan. There is a website called "Hell Communication" that can only be accessed at midnight. There is a rumor going around that if you write down your unrequited grudge there, Hell Girl will appear and send your hated enemy to hell. This rumor is actually true, and the name of the Hell Girl is Enma Ai. When she resonates with the emotion of grudge, she transforms into Hell Girl and sends the person to Hell. The viewer is drawn into the mystery of her past and the meaning of her existence. The world of Hell Girl deals with heavy themes such as resentment, revenge, and the price to pay. Each episode depicts a variety of human dramas, forcing viewers to reexamine their own values and ethics. Particularly striking are the inner conflicts of those who request help from Hell Girl, and their fates after the request is fulfilled. The contrast between the momentary satisfaction gained by requesting help from Hell Girl and the eternal suffering that follows leaves a deep impression on viewers. The characters are also fascinating, with Enma Ai's presence being particularly overwhelming. Although she is normally an inconspicuous girl, her cool-headed expression and beautiful kimono appearance when she transforms into Hell Girl capture the hearts of viewers. Her companions, including Ichimokuren, Hone Onna, and Wannyudo, are also unique, and their respective roles and backgrounds add depth to the story. The parent-child relationship between Shibata Hajime and his daughter Tsugumi is also depicted as an important element of the human drama. The anime production has also been highly praised. Character design by Mariko Oka, art direction by Yoshinori Hishinuma, and music by Koji Takanashi and Hiromi Mizutani make for a visually and aurally excellent work. In particular, the opening song "Inverted Butterfly" and the ending song "Karinui" further enhance the atmosphere of the work. The opening is sung by SNoW, and the ending is sung by Mamiko Noto, who plays Enma Ai. "Hell Girl" is completed in a short period of 26 episodes, but it depicts many human dramas and deep themes. The subtitles of each episode are also memorable, and the viewer is drawn into each one. In particular, episodes such as "Hell Girl vs. Hell Boy" and "Karinui" are memorable as important episodes that decorate the climax of the story. In addition, sequels to "Hell Girl" were produced, and series such as "Nikago", "Sankanae" and "Yoi no Kakera" were developed. These sequels also deepen the worldview of Hell Girl, providing new surprises and excitement to viewers. There is also a "Hell Girl Selection" where you can enjoy the entire series. "Hell Girl" is not just a horror anime, but a work that depicts human drama and deep themes. Viewers will be drawn into the world of Hell Girl and will be forced to face their own hearts. This work depicts the darkness of modern society and the depths of the human heart, making viewers think about many things, and is a work with a charm that is just like "Hell". Finally, if you haven't seen "Hell Girl" yet, I highly recommend watching it. And if you have already seen it, why not rediscover its deep world, including the sequels and related works? The world of Hell Girl is waiting for you. |
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