"Nurarihyon no Mago: Sennen Makyou" - A grand story depicting the world of monsters■ Public MediaTV anime series ■ Original Mediacomics ■ Broadcast periodJuly 4, 2011 - December 26, 2011 ■Broadcasting stationYomiuri TV ■Frequencieshalf an hour ■ Number of EpisodesEpisode 26 ■Original StoryHiroshi Shiibashi (Serialized in Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump) ■ DirectorMichio Fukuda ■ ProductionAnimation Production: Studio Deen Production: NuraMakyo ■Works©Hiroshi Shiibashi/Shueisha, Nura Makyo ■ Story The stirrings of darkness --Hagoromo Fox awakens-- ■ExplanationThe second season of the TV anime adaptation of the popular original work "Nurarihyon no Mago" (by Shiibashi Hiroshi, volumes 1-16 of the comics are currently on sale), which is currently being serialized in "Weekly Shonen Jump" and has sold a total of 9 million copies, will begin airing in July 2011! A year has passed since the first season was broadcast, and the second season will see the arrival of new staff and cast members, making the Hyakki Yakou even more powerful! In addition to the star-studded cast from the first season, popular voice actors such as Noto Mamiko, who plays Hagoromo no Kitsune, will also be cast in the second season! The staff has also been further strengthened, with Fukuda Michio as director and Koyasu Hideaki as series composition and scenario writer. The setting has been moved to Kyoto, and the bloody past of Hagoromo no Kitsune and the Nura family, spanning three generations, is gradually revealed, making for a suspenseful storyline that is sure to be a highlight. ■Cast・Yohime/Kuwashima Houko・Nura Wakana/Mizuno Risa・Mokugyo Daruma/Tsuji Shinpachi・Ushi-oni/Nakata Joji・Gozumaru/Yoshino Hiroyuki・Batomaru/Hoshi Soichiro・Ryu/Sugita Tomokazu・Shingekikage/Hoshino Takanori・Baboon/Tsujitani Kouji・One-eyed monk/Matsuyama Takashi・Three-eyed eight-faced/Hirota Minoru・Gagoze/Hirota Yukio・Red kappa/Miyauchi Atsushi・Namahage/Madono Mitsuaki・Itaku/Kishio Daisuke・Awashima/Yuzuki Suzuka・Amezo/Mizushima Hirotaka・Tsuchihiko/Miyashita Eiji・Cold-blooded/Toyoguchi Megumi・Murasaki/Orikasa Fumiko ■ Main staff・Original story by Hiroshi Shiibashi (serialized in Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump) ■ Theme songs and music・OP "Nurarihyon no Mago: Sennen Makyou" - Detailed Review and RecommendationNurarihyon no Mago: Sennen Makyou is the second season of the TV anime series based on the popular manga Nurarihyon no Mago by Shiibashi Hiroshi, and was broadcast on Yomiuri TV from July 4 to December 26, 2011. The 26-episode series is set in the world of monsters and follows the epic tale of Nura Rikuo as he faces off against a new enemy: Hagoromo no Kitsune. Story and CharactersThe story of "Nurarihyon no Mago: Sennen Makyou" is about Nura Rikuo, who, after finishing his battle with the Shikoku youkai, faces a new enemy, Hagoromo-Kitsune, and his cherished wish. Hagoromo-Kitsune takes Kyoto by storm with his overwhelming power, aiming to achieve his 400-year-old wish with the Nura Clan. The story depicts a fierce battle involving the Oshu Tono family and the onmyoji Hanakaiin family, and is characterized by a suspenseful development that draws the viewer in. The main character, Nura Rikuo, is an ordinary middle school student, but he grows up as the "grandson of Nurarihyon," one-quarter of the blood of Nurarihyon, the leader of the monsters. His growth and fighting moves and excites the viewers. In addition, the gorgeous cast, including Noto Mamiko as Hagoromogitsune, brings out the charm of the characters to the fullest. Animation and performanceStudio Deen, in charge of animation production, has continued to provide high-quality images since the first season. Character design is by Mariko Oka, and monster design is by Shinobu Tadashira, and the unique visuals of the monsters are impressive. In particular, the monsters' power and beauty stand out in the scene of the hundred demons parade. Director Michio Fukuda and series composer and scriptwriter Hideaki Koyasu were welcomed as new staff members and further deepened the story of season 2. By moving the setting to Kyoto, the historical background and the world of monsters are fused together, resulting in a visually and narratively fascinating work. Music and theme songThe music was composed by Kohei Tanaka, Kazuhiko Sawaguchi, and Keiji Iuchi, and features a spectacular soundtrack that brings out the worldview of the yokai. The opening theme "Hoshi no Arisa" is by LM.C, and the ending theme "Orange Smile" is by Katate☆SIZE (Kana Ienaga, Yuki Onna, Yura Hanakaiin), and these songs will touch the hearts of viewers. Recommended points"Nurarihyon no Mago: Sennen Makyou" is a work that features an epic story set in the world of monsters, attractive characters, and high-quality animation. In particular, Nura Rikuo's growth and the fierce battle with Hagoromo no Kitsune will move and excite viewers. Also, do not miss the powerful story development by the splendid cast and new staff. This work is recommended for those who are interested in yokai and traditional Japanese culture, and those who enjoy action and suspense. In addition, fans of the original manga will be able to enjoy the visual beauty and music that only an anime can provide. "Nurarihyon no Mago: Sennen Makyou" is a fascinating work that draws the viewer into the world of yokai, so be sure to give it a watch. |
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