Kaleido Star "Legend of Phoenix" A thorough review of the story of Layla Hamilton

Kaleido Star Legend of Phoenix - The Story of Layla Hamilton - Review

Kaleido Star Legend of Phoenix: The Story of Layla Hamilton is an OVA released by Victor Entertainment on December 22, 2005. In just one episode and 50 minutes, it tells a deep story that delves into the inner world of Layla Hamilton. This work was produced as a spin-off of Kaleido Star, and is a moving story that depicts Layla's new challenges and growth.

story

Layla Hamilton was searching for a new version of herself to play the role of the Phoenix. However, unable to grasp the image, she became frustrated and worried, and eventually ran off without telling anyone where she was going. Upon learning of her disappearance, Sora, Mei, and Ken set out on a journey to find her. During the journey, Layla reflects on her life thus far, and depicts her journey in search of what she is missing and what she needs. This story is taken from Bandai Channel, and is a moving tale of Layla's inner conflict and growth.

Commentary

Kaleido Star Legend of Phoenix: The Story of Layla Hamilton is a side story centered around Layla. By delving into her inner world, the story portrays her poignant yet radiant side. Layla's journey is one of self-reflection, and it depicts her growth and change. This work is a rare opportunity to see a new side of Layla, making it a must-see for fans.

cast

The cast is full of great actors, including Sayaka Ohara as Layla Hamilton, Ryoko Hirohashi as Sora Naegino, Michie Tomizawa as Liu, Mai Nakahara as May Wong, and Hiro Shimono as Ken Robbins. The voice actors who play unique characters, such as Masako Ikeda as Layla's mother Laura Hamilton and Ryoko Shima as McColly Thompson, also add excitement to the series.

Main Staff

The project is planned by GONZO and HAL, with Junichi Sato as the original creator, director, and sound director. The script is by Reiko Yoshida, with directing assistance from Yoshimasa Hiraike, and music by Mina Kubota. Additionally, character design and general animation director is Hajime Watanabe, costume design by Fumitoshi Oizaki, art director by Kazuyuki Hashimoto, color design by Kunio Kunioto, director of photography by Takeo Ogiwara, and editing by Aya Hida. Animation is by GONZO, and production is by GONZO, TV Tokyo Media Net, AT-X, and Ensky.

Main Characters

Layla Hamilton is another heroine of this film. Returning to Broadway, she is about to perform in a new production, and is keenly aware of "something" she is missing, something she needs, so she sets off on a journey in search of it. Naegino Sora, May Wong, and Ken Robbins set off on a journey to find Layla. In contrast to the naive rich girl, Liu has a straightforward personality and enjoys her journey. Laura Hamilton is Layla's mother, and McColly Thompson is her older sister, who used to play with Layla when she was a crybaby.

Related Titles

Kaleido Star Legend of Phoenix - The Story of Layla Hamilton - was produced as part of the Kaleido Star series. Related works include Kaleido Star, Kaleido Star: New Wings, Kaleido Star: Never Laughs, Amazing Princess, and Kaleido Star: Good Day! Good! By enjoying this work together with these other works, you can gain a deeper understanding of Layla's growth and the world of Kaleido Star.

Theme songs and music

The opening theme "Ray of Light" is sung by Sayaka Ohara, with lyrics by Yuki Matsuura, and composed and arranged by Mina Kubota. The ending theme "Golden Phoenix ~Nandodemo~" is also sung by Sayaka Ohara, with lyrics by Kaleido Stage, and composed and arranged by Hitoshi Sakimoto. These songs are important elements that color Layla's emotional journey.

Ratings and Recommendations

Kaleido Star Legend of Phoenix: The Story of Layla Hamilton is a wonderful work created by a stellar cast and crew, with a deep story that delves into Layla's inner world. This work, which depicts Layla's growth and change, is a must-see for fans, and allows you to enjoy the world of Kaleido Star from a new perspective. In addition, the moving story of Layla's journey will give viewers a lot of emotion and empathy.

The reason I recommend this work is that it is a rare opportunity to see a new side of Layla, and the moving story of her growth and change is fascinating. This work is recommended not only for fans of the Kaleido Star series, but also for viewers looking for a moving story. I hope you will experience Layla's journey through this work and feel her growth and change.

More Information

Release Media: OVA
Original media: Original anime Release date: December 22, 2005 Released and sold by: Victor Entertainment Running time: 50 minutes Number of episodes: 1 episode Original story: Planning/GONZO, HAL
Director: Junichi Sato Production: Animation Production / GONZO, Production / GONZO, TV Tokyo Media Net, AT-X, Ensky Copyright: ©2005 Junichi Sato, HAL, GONZO / Kaleido Stage