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Justin Cook
Producteur
Kazuaki Morijiri
Producteur
Eiichiro Oda
Producteur
Yoshinori Takeeda
Producteur
Takahiro Oomori
Réalisateur, Directeur du son, Réalisateur d’épisode, Storyboard
Katsumi Terahigashi
Réalisateur d’épisode, Storyboard
Yui Umemoto
Réalisateur d’épisode, Storyboard
Yuki Enatsu
Script
Jukki Hanada
Script, Composition de la série
Chuck Huber
Script
Synopsis
Ever since her late mother took her to an aquarium when she was young, Tsukimi Kurashita has been obsessed with jellyfish, comparing their flowing tentacles to a princess's white dress. Now living with five other unemployed otaku women, 19-year-old Tsukimi spends her days as a social outcast dreaming of becoming an illustrator.
However, her life changes forever when one day, a beautiful woman unexpectedly helps her save a jellyfish in a local pet store. From then on, the stranger—confident, fashionable, and the complete opposite of Tsukimi and her roommates—begins to regularly visit the girls' building. This trendy hipster, though appearing shallow at first, harbors some secrets of her own, starting with the fact that "she" isn't really a girl at all, but a wealthy male college student named Kuranosuke Koibuchi!
(Source: MAL)
However, her life changes forever when one day, a beautiful woman unexpectedly helps her save a jellyfish in a local pet store. From then on, the stranger—confident, fashionable, and the complete opposite of Tsukimi and her roommates—begins to regularly visit the girls' building. This trendy hipster, though appearing shallow at first, harbors some secrets of her own, starting with the fact that "she" isn't really a girl at all, but a wealthy male college student named Kuranosuke Koibuchi!
(Source: MAL)
Contexte
Kuragehime was simulcast on FUNimation in Fall 2010, and became available as a DVD and Blu-ray release the following year. Kuragehime was also briefly available for streaming on Netflix as Princess Jellyfish.
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