Utawarerumono: Itsuware no Kamen

[Ryuuken 2865]

 

Adaptation of AQUAPLUS' game premieres in Japan in October

 

AQUAPLUS began streaming a second teaser video on Thursday for the upcoming television anime adaptation of Utawarerumono: Itsuwari no Kamen (Utawarerumono: The False Mask), the second game in the Utawarerumono series. The video features Saura's opening theme song "Fuantei na Kamisama" (Insecure God).

 

 

Suara is also performing the ending theme song "Yumekaotsutsuka" (Feeling as if in a Dream).

 

King Records had streamed the first teaser video in June.

 

The anime will begin in October and run for 25 episodes.

 

Keitaro Motonaga (Date A Live, ToHeart - Remember my memories, School Days) is directing the anime at the studio WHITE FOX. Masahiko Nakata (Utawarerumono, Tears to Tiara) is adapting the original character designs by Tatsuki Amazuyu (Utawarerumono, Tears to Tiara, ToHeart2 franchise) and Misato Mitsumi (ToHeart2 franchise). Munemitsu Suga is supervising the scenario, and Takamitsu Kouno (ToHeart2ad,Utawarerumono OAV, We Without Wings - Under the Innocent Sky, Abnormal Physiology Seminar) is serving as series script supervisor. Naoya Shimokawa (To Heart franchise) and AQUAPLUS are credited with the music.

 

Cast:

Keiji Fujiwara - Haku. Kuon saved him and gave him a name. He has lost most of his memories, and his origins are unclear.

 
 

 

Risa Taneda - Kuon. A doctor with ears and tail like an animal's. Separated from her homeland, she encounters Haku while traveling along leisurely.

 
 

 

Ai Kakuma - Rurutie, a princess in waiting of Kujūri, a colony of the great country Yamato.

 

 

 

Inori Minase - Nekone, Ukon's little sister.

 

 

 

Kentarou Tone - Ukon, who Haku and Kuon got to know at a tavern.

 

 

 

Yumi Hara - Atui

 

 

 

Nozomi Yamamoto - Nosuri

 

 

 

Takahiro Sakurai - Ougi

 

 

 

 

Ayane Sakura will play Ululu and Sarana.

 

The original Utawarerumono adventure simulation game takes place in a world where people have animal ears and tails, and rival generals battle for supremacy.

 

The second game, which has the same name as the upcoming TV anime series, is slated for a September 24 release for PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation Vita in Japan. The producer also promised that the third game will be released within one-and-a-half to two years after the release of the second.

 

AQUAPLUS released the original Utawarerumono game in 2002 for the PC. The game inspired a 2006 television anime series and a 2009 original video anime series. ADV Films released the television series in North America in 2007, and Funimation has since picked up the North American release rights.

 

@ANN

[Cata or Shane 892]

Eu vi o Anime Utawarerumono (2006) e espero que seja muito melhor. Estou para ver

[Kuro 3050]

Vai estrear a 3 de Outubro. 

[最上もが 1681]

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfid_5k68n0

 

 

 

Keitaro Motonaga (Date A Live, ToHeart - Remember my memories, School Days) is directing the anime at the studio WHITE FOX. Masahiko Nakata (Utawarerumono, Tears to Tiara) is adapting the original character designs by Tatsuki Amazuyu (Utawarerumono, Tears to Tiara, ToHeart2 franchise) and Misato Mitsumi (ToHeart2 franchise). Munemitsu Suga is supervising the scenario, and Takamitsu Kouno (ToHeart2ad, Utawarerumono OAV, We Without Wings - Under the Innocent Sky, Abnormal Physiology Seminar) is serving as series script supervisor. Naoya Shimokawa (To Heart franchise) and AQUAPLUS are credited with the music.

Some of the game's cast members are also voicing the anime:

Keiji Fujiwara as Haku. Kuon saved him and gave him a name. He has lost most of his memories, and his origins are unclear.

Risa Taneda as Kuon. A doctor with ears and tail like an animal's. Separated from her homeland, she encounters Haku while traveling along leisurely.

Ai Kakuma as Rurutie, a princess in waiting of Kujūri, a colony of the great country Yamato

Inori Minase as Nekone, Ukon's little sister

Kentarou Tone as Ukon, who Haku and Kuon got to know at a tavern

The adventure simulation game takes place in a world where people have animal ears and tails, and rival generals battle for supremacy. In the original game, the player commanded units in tactical combat, while also progressing the story through dialogue with the characters.

 

 

riped do ann como toda a gente faz

 

Animu do ano senão fosse acabar em 2016.

[Cata or Shane 892]

Pensei que houvesse uns quantos membros a comentar isto mas enganei-me. O.o'

Anyways........ review time! ;D

UInK é um Utawarerumono 2.0. Se por um lado é óbvio que iria seguir a mesma fórmula, por outro lado isso foi prejudicial. Em primeiro lugar porque a premissa é a mesma, as personagens são idênticas mas "diferentes" e o ritmo lento e aborrecido persiste. Estas coincidências contribuem ainda mais para a previsibilidade da história. Sobre as personagens tenho a dizer que reparei nalgumas quebras de continuidade, especialmente na Atui e não gostei nada de que um batalhão quase infinito de personagens relevantes fosse introduzido de uma assentada. Isto prejudica imenso a compreensão e acompanhamento por parte dos espetadores.

 

Em termos técnicos, adorei a animação nas cenas bélicas se bem que reparei nalgumas falhas graves neste setor ao longo dos 25 episódios. De resto e infelizmente também não pude ignorar falhas também elas gravosas de lógica e som. Ainda em relação ao som, adorei ver que alguns seiyuus de Utawarerumono (série pioneira) regressaram para dar voz a novas personagens. 

Resumindo, UInK foi extremamente aborrecido e previsível, com ressalva para o episódio 17º, o único capaz de me entusiasmar. Infelizmente foi apenas um bom episódio no meio de 25. 

Nota: 5/10

[最上もが 1681]

Utaware 2 foi build up para utaware 3 já tinham dito, tal como no jogo. Já me contaram que mudaram uma cena importante no final mas mesmo assim deixou-me cheio de hype e gostei bastante de ver o Oboro de bigode outra vez ;_; sdds.