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I've read this series before and quite excited about this one. Knew it was coming someday ever since the movie premiered years ago. NHK can make this work especially since the series is completed.
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2018-03-05, 02:58 | Link #6 |
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Also, apparently each main pianist character in the competition is also going to have their own personal performer:
They went out of their way to find pianists who could be real-life versions of the characters: a handsome Chinese pianist, a cute blond Polish pianist, and a beautiful French pianist. Plus real Japanese kid pianists. Some additional cast: Ichinose Reiko: Sakamoto Maaya Pan Wei: Nakamura Yuuichi Lech Szymanowski: KENN Sophie Ormesson: Ise Mariya Karl Adams: Konishi Katsuyuki Hirata Kousei: Toyonaga Toshiyuki Saga Takeshi: Yusa Kouji (I guess the Korean twins will sit this adaptation out...) Also, for some reason I just realized that this was going to be on NHK. Maybe the two cours of Classicaloid were leading up to this? (I hope it'll be followed up by a 3rd season of Classicaloid, that show is way too much fun to end.) |
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Hiroshi Yanaka as Kōtarō Shiba Marie Miyake as Namie Amamiya Ryou Hirohashi as Arisa Motoko Kumai as Daigaku Kanehira Hideyuki Tanaka as Yōichirō Amamiya Bin Shimada as Jean-Jacques Theroux |
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2018-04-02, 10:07 | Link #8 |
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Well, my hype just died a bit with this news...
https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/dai...isodes/.129839 12 episodes.
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2018-04-11, 15:40 | Link #12 |
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Dammit Netflix, why not just release episodes on a weekly basis? You did it for Violet Evergarden (well, in the UK) so why not just do that thing and not sit on it for months so most people who wanted to watch it will run out of patience and fly the ol' jolly roger, Jim lad!
I mean, I subscribe to Netflix, they've already got my money, and if they were showing this in real time then that is how I would watch it. This also kills most chances of a buzz about a show or discussion. So with the skull and crossbones flying, my trusty parrot on my shoulder and my best Robert Newton impression in hand, I watched the first episode anyway. Yep, I want to see more of that. I really liked it. Though while I know he didn't write it I still associate 'Little Brown Jug' with Glenn Miller (my mum was a big fan, had records, and insisted we all watch "The Glenn Miller Story" every time it came on TV). |
2018-04-11, 22:30 | Link #13 |
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I normally don't harp soon animation (grew up watching anime from the 70/80s) but the animation is really off putting in a noticable way. The way their bodies and hands moved felt really off
Otherwise looks interesting and can't wait to see what musically works they'll use |
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2018-04-12, 23:53 | Link #15 |
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I sort of agree. The animation is off during the piano sequences. It's very very noticeable when the style changes. It almost looks too fluid, and not quite representative of how pianists actually play and move.
Nevertheless, I'm intrigued by the piano in the forest and why Kai is so special. Will be watching this series. |
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