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Kokoro Anzai
Principal
Fuuka Hasegawa
Secondaire
Ida-sensei
Secondaire
Akiko Inoue
Secondaire
Kitajima-sensei
Secondaire
Kokoro's Mother
Secondaire
Aasu Masamune
Secondaire
Rion Mizumori
Secondaire
Subaru Nagahisa
Secondaire
Ookami-sama
Secondaire
Eiichiro Oda
Producteur adjoint
Keiichi Hara
Réalisateur
Francesca Calo
Directeur de doublage
Souta Furuhashi
Producteur associé
Chiaki Furuzumi
Directeur de l’animation
Alexandre Gibert
Directeur de doublage
Kaito Hashimoto
Animation clé
Mitsuhisa Ishikawa
Producteur exécutif
Hiromichi Itou
Directeur artistique
Atsuhiro Iwakami
Producteur exécutif
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Lonely Castle in the Mirror
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Lonely Castle in the Mirror
#10,193Classement
- Drama
- Fantasy
- Mystery
Synopsis
In a tranquil neighborhood of Tokyo, seven students are avoiding going to school—hiding in their darkened bedrooms, unable to face their family and friends—until the moment they find the mirrors in their bedrooms are shining.
At a single touch, they are pulled from their lonely lives into a wondrous castle straight out of a Grimm's fairy tale. This whimsical place, oddly lacking in food and running water but full of electrical sockets, is home to a petulant girl in a mask, named Wolf Queen and becomes their playground and refuge during school hours. Hidden within the walls, they're told there's a key that will grant one wish, as well as a set of clues to find it. But there's a catch: the key must be found by the end of the school year and they must leave the premises by five o'clock each day or else suffer a fatal end.
As time passes, a devastating truth emerges: only those brave enough to share their stories will be saved. And so they begin to unlock each other's stories: how a boy is showered with more gadgets than love; how another suffers a painful and unexplained rejection, and how a girl lives in fear of her predatory stepfather. As they struggle to abide by the rules of the game, a moving story unfolds, of seven characters trapped in a cycle of misunderstanding and loneliness, who are ultimately set free by the power of friendship, empathy, and sacrifice.
(Source: Erewhon Books)
At a single touch, they are pulled from their lonely lives into a wondrous castle straight out of a Grimm's fairy tale. This whimsical place, oddly lacking in food and running water but full of electrical sockets, is home to a petulant girl in a mask, named Wolf Queen and becomes their playground and refuge during school hours. Hidden within the walls, they're told there's a key that will grant one wish, as well as a set of clues to find it. But there's a catch: the key must be found by the end of the school year and they must leave the premises by five o'clock each day or else suffer a fatal end.
As time passes, a devastating truth emerges: only those brave enough to share their stories will be saved. And so they begin to unlock each other's stories: how a boy is showered with more gadgets than love; how another suffers a painful and unexplained rejection, and how a girl lives in fear of her predatory stepfather. As they struggle to abide by the rules of the game, a moving story unfolds, of seven characters trapped in a cycle of misunderstanding and loneliness, who are ultimately set free by the power of friendship, empathy, and sacrifice.
(Source: Erewhon Books)
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