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NeoSam · 2007-02-08, 13:27

The boy's light novel series Nogizaka Haruka no Himitsu by Igarashi Yuusaku (author) and Shaa (illustrator) will be getting animated next year.

Director: Nawa Munenori
Series Composition: Tamai Tsuyoshi
Character Design: Ishino Satoshi
Animation Production: Studio Barcelona
Music Production: GENEON ENTERTAINMENT

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乃木坂春香の秘密
Nogizaka Haruka no Himitsu

Broadcast: 2008

少年向けライトノベル
Shounen light novel.

Published under the shounen light novel label Dengeki Bunko.
For now there are 7 volumes released of this light novel.
Covers:

Spoiler:

Author: Igarashi Yuusaku
Illustrator: Shaa

A manga adaptation is serialized in the seinen manga magazine Dengeki Moeoh.
For now there's 1 volume released of this manga.
Covers:

Spoiler:

Manga drawn by: Miyama Yasuhiro

Genre: Shounen, Comedy, Romance

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Spoiler for other boy's light novels:

BluWacky · 2007-02-09, 02:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by NeoSam

Why is there a possibility of this light novel getting animated? well, a new series starting in the male oriented light novel magazine Dengeki hp thats titled Nogizaka Mika no (anime ka) Heno Michi (乃木坂美夏の『アニメ化』への道), its starting in the next issue of the magazine (Vol. 46).

Doesn't that title just translate to "Mika Nogizaka's road to becoming an anime maker"? Doesn't suggest that there's going to be an anime to me. Plus do we know if they're related beyond the characters having the same surname?

wao · 2007-02-09, 02:57

I think NeoSam might be right, actually - anime-ka might mean anime maker, but only when written as アニメ家 in the same way as judoka (柔道家), mangaka (漫画家), etc.

アニメ化 means "anime form" or "become animated', but that's an odd name to give to a manga title....

NeoSam · 2007-02-09, 09:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by wao

アニメ化 means "anime form" or "become animated', but that's an odd name to give to a manga title....

Yeah, exactly

Its still not mentioned if the new series is a manga or a short stories light novel (or at least I couldn't find it mentioned anywhere), we'll have to wait until vol. 46 gets out to know.

NeoSam · 2007-11-25, 04:23

It has been finally confirmed to be getting animated

The first post of this thread has been updated with the news about the anime.

NeoSam · 2007-11-25, 08:10

For an english review about the boy's light novel series Nogizaka Haruka no Himitsu check this site:
http://blog.yam.com/konoka/article/11912552

Edit:

This page contains some illustrations from volume 6 of the light novel:
http://blog.yam.com/konoka/article/11853753

NeoSam · 2007-12-04, 02:41

Volume 7 of the boy's light novel series Nogizaka Haruka no Himitsu will be released on 10/12/2007:

Shounen light novel.
Published under the shounen light novel label Dengeki Bunko.

suguru · 2008-04-01, 17:05

It looks like the promo video shows "4/10 start" for this, implying it's going to air this spring:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mDU9VRPxtw

If the plot is really

Spoiler for spoiler for the "secret":

then this could be interesting, lots of potential for other anime/manga references.

I've had pretty good luck with light novel->anime conversions so looking forward to this now...

serenade_beta · 2008-04-01, 17:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by suguru

It looks like the promo video shows "4/10 start" for this, implying it's going to air this spring:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mDU9VRPxtw

No, it's going to air in the Summer. In the video, the first part that pops up "4/10" belongs to whatever promotional video before that. Notice that at the end of the video, it says "Summer". Website also says "Summer".

suguru · 2008-04-01, 17:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by serenade_beta

No, it's going to air in the Summer. In the video, the first part that pops up "4/10" belongs to whatever promotional video before that. Notice that at the end of the video, it says "Summer". Website also says "Summer".

Ah, bummer...the only kanji I know are for the numbers one, two, and three, so didn't know what that said.

Well, at least I have something to look forward to in summer now, thanks for the correction.

cnnydz · 2008-04-18, 07:51

somehow this novel always reminds me of seto no hanayome. anyway i am looking forward for it to be animated.

Undertaker · 2008-05-06, 19:00

I've read the books, all I can say is that is this another lighter-hearted, laughter-filled series that most otaku would love.

Between this, Ryoko-sama, and second season of Hayate, Gundam 00, and Suzumiya Haruhi. I really look forward towards the second-half of 08, it's going to be filled with bunch of good stuff.

Now I need to actually find time in between my work schedule in order to watch all these goodies

serenade_beta · 2008-05-24, 07:15

This anime has been set to air in July. Just two months left!

Westlo · 2008-05-31, 13:08

Looks like something I'll enjoy and Mamiko Noto is a nice bonus.

serenade_beta · 2008-06-10, 04:17

The official website has updated, now with anime art.
http://www.nogizaka-haruka.com/

Not bad. Pretty normal, suitable for a normal series (like it better than the shojo art in the novels though).

Avisch · 2008-06-10, 06:02

Reading the summary of this got me excited. And Mamiko Noto as Haruka seems like a great choice.

Light Novel anime adaptations are in surplus

suguru · 2008-06-10, 13:26

The character designs look good--I'm just hoping when there are references to Haruka's otaku-ness they actually refer to real anime and light novels (bleeping things out when necessary like Hayate no Gotoku and Lucky Star did) versus making up something for her to like (like the fictional series Penguin likes in Penguin Musume). Somehow the otaku references are much more entertaining when they're real and they're things I actually get and have seen

Less than a month until it airs, really starting to look forward to the summer season now...

Undertaker · 2008-06-11, 15:51

It depends whether or not they follows the novel.

In the original novels, all manga/anime series mentioned are fictional, my guess is that copyright in japan are more strict in novels than manga, or it could simply be the fact that series mentioned in manga are usually own by same publisher and its different for novels.

Midonin · 2008-06-16, 12:49

Fictional show-within-a-shows are fine by me. A recent and awesome example of one would have to be Blade Braver in Bamboo Blade.

phishn37 · 2008-06-17, 14:40

I think this show will be a lot of fun ~ ! Is it going to be as ecchi as the manga (or are they light novels?) looks?

2007-02-08, 13:27	Link #1
NeoSam Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Age: 29	Nogizaka Haruka no Himitsu The boy's light novel series Nogizaka Haruka no Himitsu by Igarashi Yuusaku (author) and Shaa (illustrator) will be getting animated next year. Director: Nawa Munenori Series Composition: Tamai Tsuyoshi Character Design: Ishino Satoshi Animation Production: Studio Barcelona Music Production: GENEON ENTERTAINMENT ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 乃木坂春香の秘密 Nogizaka Haruka no Himitsu Broadcast: 2008 少年向けライトノベル Shounen light novel. Published under the shounen light novel label Dengeki Bunko. For now there are 7 volumes released of this light novel. Covers: Spoiler: Author: Igarashi Yuusaku Illustrator: Shaa A manga adaptation is serialized in the seinen manga magazine Dengeki Moeoh. For now there's 1 volume released of this manga. Covers: Spoiler: Manga drawn by: Miyama Yasuhiro Genre: Shounen, Comedy, Romance ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Spoiler for other boy's light novels: Other shounen(boy's) light novels that got published under the shounen label Dengeki Bunko and got animated: Baccano! Bokusatsu Tenshi Dokuro-chan Gin-iro no Olynsis Hanbun no Tsuki ga Noboru Sora Inukami! Iriya no Sora, UFO no Natsu Kino no Tabi -the Beautiful World- Mamoru-kun ni Megami no Shukufuku wo! Shakugan no SHANA Shigofumi ~Stories of Last Letter~ Shinigami no Ballad __________________ Last edited by NeoSam; 2008-05-25 at 16:25.

2007-02-09, 02:57	Link #3
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2007-11-25, 04:23	Link #5
NeoSam Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Age: 29	It has been finally confirmed to be getting animated The first post of this thread has been updated with the news about the anime. __________________

2007-11-25, 08:10	Link #6
NeoSam Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Age: 29	For an english review about the boy's light novel series Nogizaka Haruka no Himitsu check this site: http://blog.yam.com/konoka/article/11912552 Edit: This page contains some illustrations from volume 6 of the light novel: http://blog.yam.com/konoka/article/11853753 __________________ Last edited by NeoSam; 2007-11-25 at 08:38.

2007-12-04, 02:41	Link #7
NeoSam Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Age: 29	Volume 7 of the boy's light novel series Nogizaka Haruka no Himitsu will be released on 10/12/2007: Shounen light novel. Published under the shounen light novel label Dengeki Bunko. __________________

2008-04-01, 17:05	Link #8
suguru 京都 ikitai~ Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: massugu	It looks like the promo video shows "4/10 start" for this, implying it's going to air this spring: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mDU9VRPxtw If the plot is really Spoiler for spoiler for the "secret": about a bishoujo whose secret is that she's an otaku then this could be interesting, lots of potential for other anime/manga references. I've had pretty good luck with light novel->anime conversions so looking forward to this now...

2008-04-18, 07:51	Link #11
cnnydz Feed me Join Date: Dec 2007	somehow this novel always reminds me of seto no hanayome. anyway i am looking forward for it to be animated.

2008-05-06, 19:00	Link #12
Undertaker Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: U.S.	I've read the books, all I can say is that is this another lighter-hearted, laughter-filled series that most otaku would love. Between this, Ryoko-sama, and second season of Hayate, Gundam 00, and Suzumiya Haruhi. I really look forward towards the second-half of 08, it's going to be filled with bunch of good stuff. Now I need to actually find time in between my work schedule in order to watch all these goodies

2008-05-24, 07:15	Link #13
serenade_beta ~キ☆ラ☆メ☆キ~ Join Date: Dec 2006	This anime has been set to air in July. Just two months left! __________________ RIP, my laptop... You have worked hard up to this day... (8/10/09) But... Seriously, let me transfer my files and images. Give them back! Don't die on me yet! Give me my files back!! Uwaaaaaaaahhh!!

2008-05-31, 13:08	Link #14
Westlo Yo, I respect that! Join Date: May 2007 Age: 26	Looks like something I'll enjoy and Mamiko Noto is a nice bonus. __________________ Favs from 2009: Bakemonogatari, Cross Game, Shin Mazinger Z, Denpa teki na Kanojo & Isekai no Seikishi Monogatari.

2008-06-10, 04:17	Link #15
serenade_beta ~キ☆ラ☆メ☆キ~ Join Date: Dec 2006	The official website has updated, now with anime art. http://www.nogizaka-haruka.com/ Not bad. Pretty normal, suitable for a normal series (like it better than the shojo art in the novels though). __________________ RIP, my laptop... You have worked hard up to this day... (8/10/09) But... Seriously, let me transfer my files and images. Give them back! Don't die on me yet! Give me my files back!! Uwaaaaaaaahhh!!

2008-06-10, 06:02	Link #16
Avisch Reality Blender Join Date: Feb 2007	Reading the summary of this got me excited. And Mamiko Noto as Haruka seems like a great choice. Light Novel anime adaptations are in surplus __________________ One crazy B****

2008-06-10, 13:26	Link #17
suguru 京都 ikitai~ Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: massugu	The character designs look good--I'm just hoping when there are references to Haruka's otaku-ness they actually refer to real anime and light novels (bleeping things out when necessary like Hayate no Gotoku and Lucky Star did) versus making up something for her to like (like the fictional series Penguin likes in Penguin Musume). Somehow the otaku references are much more entertaining when they're real and they're things I actually get and have seen Less than a month until it airs, really starting to look forward to the summer season now...

2008-06-11, 15:51	Link #18
Undertaker Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: U.S.	It depends whether or not they follows the novel. In the original novels, all manga/anime series mentioned are fictional, my guess is that copyright in japan are more strict in novels than manga, or it could simply be the fact that series mentioned in manga are usually own by same publisher and its different for novels.

2008-06-16, 12:49	Link #19
Midonin InTernet Superstar Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Florida Age: 20	Fictional show-within-a-shows are fine by me. A recent and awesome example of one would have to be Blade Braver in Bamboo Blade.

2008-06-17, 14:40	Link #20
phishn37 Time to fly ~ ! Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: USA	I think this show will be a lot of fun ~ ! Is it going to be as ecchi as the manga (or are they light novels?) looks? __________________ You've got to run like an antelope, out of control ~ !