The appeal and reviews of the movie "Royal Tutor Heine": A fusion of a moving story and beautiful images

The appeal and reviews of the movie "Royal Tutor Heine": A fusion of a moving story and beautiful images

The appeal and reviews of the movie "Royal Tutor Heine"

■ Public Media

theater

■ Original Media

comics

■ Release date

February 16, 2019 - January 1, 0000

■Distribution company

Avex Pictures

■Frequencies

61 min

■ Number of Episodes

Episode 1

■Original Story

Akai Higasa

■ Director

Katsuya Kikuchi

■ Production

・Animation Production: Tear Studio

■Works

©Higasa Akai/SQUARE ENIX/The Royal Tutor Heine the Movie Production Committee

■ Story

The four princes of the Kingdom of Glanzreich aim to become the next king, and under the guidance of their royal tutor Heine Wittgenstein, they overcome various difficulties and grow little by little, even if they sometimes get lost. Then, twin princes from the Kingdom of Romano appear before them. These princes look cute, but they are actually super sadistic. In this unprecedented crisis, Heine and the four princes are given "educational guidance"!?

■Explanation

The Royal Tutor Heine, which made headlines for casting the same voice actors for the anime and 2.5D stage, has been adapted into an anime film for the first time with an original story. While based on the original manga by Higasa Akai, new characters and storylines have been added, providing a fresh experience for fans. In particular, the appearance of the twin princes Ivan and Eugene adds new tension and humor to the story. The film also goes into more depth about Heine's educational philosophy and the growth of the princes, with many moving scenes for viewers. The beautiful visuals by animation studio Tear Studio and the music by Keiji Iuchi add excitement to the story, making it a visually and aurally satisfying production.

■Cast

・Heine Wittgenstein/Keisuke Ueda ・Kai von Glanzreich/Yuya Asato ・Bruno von Glanzreich/Hayato Adachi ・Leonhard von Glanzreich/Daisuke Hirose ・Licht von Glanzreich/Shouta Aoi ・Ivan Alexandrovich Romano/Shohei Hashimoto ・Eugene Alexandrovich Romano/Shogo Sakamoto

■ Main staff

・Original character concept by Higasa Akai ・Animation character design by Suzuna Okuyama ・Chief animation director by Suzuna Okuyama ・Sound director by Hozumi Goda ・Music by Keiji Iuchi

■ Main Characters

Heine Wittgenstein
Heine is the royal tutor to the four princes. He is mistaken for a child, but is a fully grown man. Contrary to his youthful appearance, Heine has deep knowledge and insight, and is an important presence in supporting the growth of the princes. Although his educational policy is strict, he respects the individuality of the princes and places emphasis on bringing out the talents of each one.
- Kai von Glanzreich's second prince. He has a mean look in his eyes and is often misunderstood. He likes squishy things. Contrary to his tough appearance, Kai has a kind personality and loves animals and nature. His growth is depicted as the process of coming to terms with his inner self through Heine's guidance.
- Bruno von Glanzreich, third prince. Polite and intelligent. He respects Heine and calls him "master." With his knowledge and politeness, Bruno understands the responsibilities of a prince and faithfully follows Heine's teachings. His respect for Heine is the driving force behind his growth.
Leonhardt von Glanzreich, the fourth prince. He hates teachers. Recently he has learned to add and subtract. Leonhardt initially rejected Heine's instruction, but gradually began to understand its value. His growth is the result of Heine's patient guidance and his own efforts.
・Licht von Glanzreich, the fifth prince. He is narcissistic and frivolous. However, he also has a lonely and childish side. Licht is often misunderstood due to his appearance and behavior, but deep down he is a kind person who cherishes his family and friends. His growth is depicted as a process of discovering his own true value through Heine's guidance.
- First Prince Ivan Aleksandrovich Romano. The jackknife prince who hurts everyone he touches. Ivan overwhelms those around him with his cold-hearted personality and sharp words, but through Heine's guidance, he begins to understand the meaning of his actions.
- Second Prince Eugene Alexandrovich Romano. A prince with a negative mindset and a dark side. Eugene cannot escape from his negative thoughts, but through Heine's guidance, he is shown trying to find his own value.

■ Related works

TV anime
2017 "Royal Tutor Heine"

musical
2017 "Royal Tutor Heine -THE MUSICAL-"
2019 "Royal Tutor Heine -THE MUSICAL II-"

■ Theme songs and music

・OP1
・Parallel Relationship・Song by Shogo Sakamoto

・ED1
・"More than friends, less than enemies"
・Song: P4 with T

■ Evaluation and recommendation

The movie version of "Royal Tutor Heine" maximizes the appeal of the original work while adding new characters and storylines, providing fans with a fresh experience. In particular, the appearance of the twin princes Ivan and Eugene adds new tension and humor to the story, drawing viewers in. Heine's educational philosophy and the growth of the princes are also depicted in greater depth, with many moving scenes for viewers. The beautiful visuals of animation studio Tear Studio and the music of Iuchi Keiji add excitement to the story, making this a work that is both visually and aurally satisfying.

This work is recommended for those who like stories with themes of education and growth, those who want to empathize with the characters' personalities and growth, and those who enjoy beautiful animation and music. We also recommend this film not only to fans of the original work, but also to those who want to enjoy the world of "Royal Tutor Heine" from a new perspective. The movie version of "Royal Tutor Heine" is a work that will provide viewers with emotion, laughter, and a heartwarming time.

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