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| Sarazanmai | |
 Promotional art for the series | |
| さらざんまい | |
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| Created by | Kunihiko Ikuhara [a] |
| Anime television series | |
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| Written by |
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| Music by | Yukari Hashimoto |
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| Original network | Fuji Television (Noitamina) |
| Original run | April 11, 2022 – June xx, 2022 |
| Episodes | 11 |
| Manga | |
| Sarazanmai: Reo and Mabu | |
| Written past | Kunihiko Ikuhara |
| Illustrated by | Misaki Saitō |
| Published by | Gentosha |
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| Demographic | Josei |
| Original run | May 22, 2022 – March 22, 2022 |
| Volumes | 1 |
| Low-cal novel | |
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| Illustrated past | Miggy |
| Published by | Gentosha |
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| Published | March sixteen, 2022 |
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Sarazanmai (Japanese: さらざんまい) is a 2022 Japanese anime television receiver series created past Kunihiko Ikuhara and jointly produced by MAPPA and Lapin Track. The serial aired on Fuji TV's Noitamina programming cake from April xi to June xx, 2022 for eleven episodes, and follows 3 eye schoolhouse students who are transformed into kappas in order to collect shirikodama , mythical balls located in the anus that contains the physical manifestation of i's desires; Ikuhara broadly developed the series as a story about yōkai (supernatural monsters) for an adult audience.
In English language-language markets, Sarazanmai is syndicated by Crunchyroll, which simulcast the serial during its original circulate run; a dubbed version of the series was produced by Funimation. The series was praised by critics for the quality of its animation and its thematic richness, notably its focus on anti-commercialism and materialism, but was criticized for its compressed storytelling. Sarazanmai spawned a range of spin-off and adapted media both prior and subsequent to its release, including a serialized manga series, a manga anthology, a dramatized Twitter account, two low-cal novels, a radio series, and a stage play.
Synopsis [ edit ]
After accidentally breaking a statue of a kappa that serves as the guardian god of the district of Asakusa, middle school students Kazuki, Toi, and Enta are transformed into kappas past Keppi, the prince of the Kappa Kingdom. They come up to assist Keppi in collecting the Dishes of Promise, which fulfill the wishes of whoever possesses them. Dishes are caused by collecting the shirikodama of zombies created by Reo and Mabu, agents of the Otter Empire. The Otter Empire, in the guise of "Kappazon, Inc.", controls gild by manipulating the desires of the masses, and has been the enemy of the Kappa Kingdom for generations. To defeat the zombies, the boys must say the phrase "Sarazanmai", which tin but be produced when the iii are united. They struggle to connect, every bit each time the sound is fabricated, i of the boys' secrets is revealed. [i] [iv]
Characters [ edit ]
Main characters [ edit ]
- Kazuki Yasaka ( 矢逆 一稀 , Yasaka Kazuki )
- Voiced by: Ayumu Murase [4] [5] (Japanese); Alejandro Saab (English language) [6]
- A 2nd yr center schoolhouse student who is transformed into a kappa alongside Toi and Enta. He formerly played soccer with Enta, where they were known as the "golden duo", though he quit the sport immediately prior to the events of the serial. He also cross dresses as the idol Sara Azuma to take selfies for his brother Haruka.
- Toi Kuji ( 久慈 悠 , Kuji Tōi )
- Voiced by: Kōki Uchiyama [4] [five] (Japanese); Ricco Fajardo (English) [6]
- A delinquent middle schoolhouse student who is transformed into a kappa alongside Kazuki and Enta. A contempo transfer student in Kazuki's form, he sells cannabis for his blood brother Chikai.
- Enta Jinnai ( 陣内 燕太 , Jinnai Enta )
- Voiced by: Shun Horie [iv] [5] (Japanese); Justin Briner (English language) [vi]
- Kazuki'due south childhood friend and classmate who is transformed into a kappa alongside Kazuki and Toi. Harbors a secret crush on Kazuki.
Yōkai [ edit ]
- Keppi ( ケッピ , Keppi )
- Voiced by: Junichi Suwabe [4] [5] (Japanese); Tyler Walker (English) [6]
- A kappa who is the prince of the Kappa Kingdom. [ane] Prior to the events of the series, the trauma of the Kappa Kingdom being defeated by the Otter Empire caused his shirikodama to split in 2. The half containing his despair became Dark Keppi, a weapon of darkness controlled by the Otter Empire. Keppi maintained his other half, but was reduced to a chibi-way physical form, and was sealed in a statue in Kappabashi-dori earlier being awoken past Kazuki and Toi.
- Reo Niiboshi ( 新星 玲央 , Niiboshi Reo )
- Voiced by: Mamoru Miyano [4] [five] (Japanese); Ian Sinclair (English) [half-dozen]
- A policeman who works in a kōban with Mabu, his partner and lover. He is a kappa who once served equally a knight to Keppi, but now extracts the desires of humans on behalf of the Otter Empire afterwards Otter resurrected Mabu. He wishes to use the Dishes of Promise to restore Mabu to his onetime self, who Reo believes is now merely a re-animated facsimile. In the spin-off manga, he is the adoptive father to Sara.
- Mabu Akutsu ( 阿久津 真武 , Akutsu Mabu )
- Voiced by: Yoshimasa Hosoya [4] [five] (Japanese); Daman Mills (English) [vi]
- A policeman who works in a kōban with Reo, his partner and lover. He is a kappa who once served as a knight to Keppi, but at present extracts the desires of humans on behalf of the Otter Empire afterwards being resurrected past Otter. Mabu was implanted with a mechanical middle by Otter later on sacrificing himself to protect Reo, and now behaves in a cold and detached way. Though Reo believes this is due to Mabu having to have lost his soul and personality afterward existence resurrected, in reality, Mabu was forced to never once again verbalize his dearest for Reo in substitution for his life. In the spin-off manga, he is the adoptive father to Sara.
- Sara Azuma ( 吾妻 サラ , Azuma Sara )
- Voiced by: Teiko Kagohara [vii] (Japanese); Sarah Wiedenheft (English language) [6]
- Introduced equally an idol and host of Asakusa Sara TV, Sara is actually a kappa, as well Keppi'southward love involvement and princess. Similarly to the Shadow Players of Revolutionary Girl Utena and Double H of Penguindrum , Sara functions as the series' Greek chorus, commenting on the events of each episode in an allegorical manner. [8] In the spin-off manga, she is the adopted girl of Reo and Mabu.
- Otter ( カワウソ , Kawauso )
- Voiced by: Takaya Kuroda [9] (Japanese); Christopher Guerrero (English language) [10]
- The Chief "Otticer" of Scientific discipline and Technology for the Otter Empire, who describes himself as "an abstract concept". He assumes the physical course of one's inner desires, appearing as Reo to Mabu and Reo, as Kazuki to Enta, and equally Chikai to Toi.
- Zombies ( ゾンビ , Zonbi )
- Voiced by: Ryo Kato [11] (Japanese); Jarrod Greene (English) [6]
- Zombies exist in the Field of Desires, a universe parallel to the human world, as the spirits of humans attempting to satisfy their desires from when they were living. Different zombies are fought throughout the series in a villain of the week-fashion format.
Other characters [ edit ]
- Chikai Kuji ( 久慈 誓 , Kuji Chikai )
- Voiced past: Kenjiro Tsuda [12] (Japanese); Republic of chad Halbrook (English) [6]
- Toi's yakuza older brother. His worldview and deportment are guided his ardent belief in the survival of the fittest, as demonstrated by his willingness to dispose of anyone he perceives equally weak.
- Haruka Yasaka ( 矢逆 春河 , Yasaka Haruka )
- Voiced past: Rie Kugimiya [xiii] (Japanese); Alison Viktorin (English) [half dozen]
- Kazuki's younger blood brother, and fan of Sara Azuma. He uses a wheelchair later on getting hit by a automobile, an incident that Kazuki blames himself for.
- Otone Jinnai ( 陣内 音寧 , Jinnai Otone )
- Voiced by: Mariya Ise [thirteen] (Japanese); Kristen McGuire (English) [half-dozen]
- Enta's older sister, and teacher to Kazuki and Toi.
Product [ edit ]
Conception [ edit ]
Ikuhara has stated that his chief inspiration behind Sarazanmai was a desire to create a serial nigh kappas. Equally the majority of stories most yōkai (supernatural monsters) are fables for children, he wished to create a story about yōkai for an adult audience. [14] [fifteen] The more sensationalistic elements of Sarazanmai'south plot, such as the centrality of shirikodama extraction, were intentionally omitted from the series' pitch to amend the serial' chances of being greenlit, with Ikuhara stating that "when you make an original anime, you may come with some actually out-there ideas, only the pitch may not get through. That's why you put in the really wacky stuff after it's already been approved." [16]
Ikuhara has additionally stated that he wished to create a series where the primary protagonists were male, in dissimilarity to the female-centric narratives of his previous directorial efforts. [fifteen] The series setting of Asakusa was chosen for its mixture of historical and gimmicky elements. [xv]
Development [ edit ]
In Baronial 2017, MAPPA listed a job posting to recruit staff for a "Kunihiko Ikuhara-directed work", effectively announcing the existence of a series to be produced by Ikuhara and the studio. [17] The serial was formally announced as Sarazanmai on March 6, 2022 during a 3-day Revolutionary Girl Utena marathon on Niconico, [18] with ane of 3 different teaser trailers shown at the end of each respective day of programming. [nineteen] [20] [21] A full-length trailer was released in five parts on Noitamina'southward YouTube channel, with the beginning part posted on October 4, 2022, [22] and the final function posted on November 1, 2022. [23]
The eleven-episode [24] series is created by Ikuhara and produced by MAPPA and Lapin Track. The original story is credited to "Ikunirappa" (a portmanteau of "Ikuhara", "Lapin Rails", and "MAPPA"), [three] like to how Ikuhara's previous directorial work Yurikuma Arashi was credited to "Ikunigomamonaka". [25] The primary product staff includes Ikuhara and Teruko Utsumi as script writers, Nobuyuki Takeuchi as chief series manager (who previously collaborated with Ikuhara on Utena and Penguindrum [18] ); the illustrator Miggy serves as original graphic symbol designer, [26] while Kayoko Ishikawa adapted the character designs for animation and serves as the primary animation managing director. [27] The serial' endmost credits are directed by filmmaker and graphic designer Tao Tajima. [18]
Soundtrack [ edit ]
The serial' soundtrack is equanimous by Yukari Hashimoto. [v] Sarazanmai features two pieces of theme music: Kana-Benefaction performs the series' opening theme song "Make-new", while The Peggies perform the series' ending theme song "Stand Past Me". [28] [29] Two original songs are featured in the series, both composed by Hashimoto and written by Ikuhara: Sarazanmai No Uta ( さらざんまいの歌 , Song of Sarazanmai ) and Kawausoiya ( カワウソイヤァ , Otter Soiya ). [30] Two soundtracks for the series were released by Aniplex: Sarazanmai Music Collection, which collects the series' original score, [31] and Sarazanmai no Uta/Kawausoiya, which collects the series' original songs. [32]
Media [ edit ]
Anime [ edit ]
Sarazanmai aired from April eleven to June 20, 2022 on Fuji Telly'due south Noitamina programming block. [33] In English-linguistic communication markets, Crunchyroll simulcast a subtitled version of the original Japanese version of the series [34] while Funimation simulcast an English language-language dubbed version of the series. [35]
Physical media [ edit ]
Aniplex released Sarazanmai across half dozen volumes, in DVD and Blu-ray media formats.
| Volume | Episodes | Release date | Ref. | |
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| Volume 1 | 1 | June 26, 2022 | [58] | |
| Volume ii | 2-3 | July 24, 2022 | [59] | |
| Volume iii | 4-v | Baronial 28, 2022 | [60] | |
| Volume 4 | half-dozen-7 | September 25, 2022 | [61] | |
| Volume 5 | 8-9 | October thirty, 2022 | [62] | |
| Volume six | 10-11 | November 27, 2022 | [63] | |
Manga [ edit ]
Sarazanmai: Reo and Mabu [ edit ]
A spin–off manga series, Sarazanmai: Reo and Mabu ( レオとマブ～ふたりはさらざんまい , Reo to Mabu: Futari wa Sarazanmai , lit. Reo and Mabu: Together They're Sarazanmai) was published from May 22, 2022 to March 22, 2022. [64] The series was written by Ikuhara (credited every bit Ikunirappa) with artwork past Misaki Saitō. It was published in Gentosha'south manga mag RuTile on odd-numbered months, and in the online magazine RuTile Sweet on even-numbered months. [26] The complete series was collected into a tankōbon published past Gentosha on March 22, 2022. [65] Seven Seas Entertainment released an English language-linguistic communication translation of the series every bit Sarazanmai: Reo and Mabu on May 12, 2022. [66]
The manga follows Reo and Mabu after they discover a baby lying in the street on a plate that can only speak the sound "でいっしゅ" ("dish"). They care for her while searching for her parents, giving her the name her Sara (サラ or sara literally meaning "plate" in Japanese). Reo and Mabu see diverse comedic and absurd scenarios throughout the serial, many of which are solved by Sara's intervention, who Reo and Mabu come to believe has magical powers. They eventually come to love Sara as their own daughter, and privately promise that her parents will not be discovered. In the penultimate chapter, Sara suddenly grows upward into an adult, thanks Reo and Mabu for being her fathers, and disappears with a man who previously sleepwalked into the kōban. Reo and Mabu of a sudden both wake upward to find Sara still with them as a baby, with an unspecified corporeality of the events of the manga having just been a dream.
| No. | Original release date | Original ISBN | English release date | English language ISBN | ||
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| 1 | March 22, 2022 [65] | 978-4-344-84420-9 | May 12, 2022 [66] | 978-1-64505-538-9 | ||
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Sarazanmai Official Anthology [ edit ]
Sarazanmai Official Anthology, a manga anthology, was published by RuTile on January thirty, 2022. [67] [68] The anthology features works from several of Ikuhara's electric current and former collaborators, including Sarazanmai: Reo and Mabu artist Misaki Saitō; Revolutionary Daughter Utena co-creator and Be-Papas member Chiho Saitou; Penguindrum co-creator Lily Hoshino; Yurikuma Arashi co-creator Akiko Morishima; and Nokemono to Hanayome co-creator Asumiko Nakamura. Additional contributors include manga artists Mataaki Off, Samata Techno, Akira Kasukabe, Yamamoto Kotetsuko, Akari Funato, and Riyo. [69] The anthology has too been licensed in English by Seven Seas Entertainment. [70]
Sarazanmai [ edit ]
A manga adaptation of the anime series written by Ikuhara and illustrated past Miggy began serialization on the digital distribution platform Comic Boost on May 19, 2022. [71]
Other media [ edit ]
A 2-volume light novel accommodation of Sarazanmai, written by Ikuhara and Utsumi with illustrations by Miggy, was published by Gentosha. The showtime volume was released on Apr 16, 2022, [72] and the second volume was released on August 7, 2022. [73] North American licensing rights to the novels were acquired by Vii Seas Entertainment in Feb 2022, with the outset volume slated for release on September 1, 2022. [74]
PreZanmai, a radio program hosted by serial creator Kunihiko Ikuhara and Keppi vocalisation thespian Junichi Suwabe, aired from January 5, 2022 to June 28, 2022. The series was broadcast Saturdays at 9 p.m. online and on A&G Plus in Japan. [75]
A Twitter account, @keeponly1luv, posted daily in-character tweets from Reo and Mabu from November eleven, 2022 to March 31, 2022. [iv] The account'southward tweets were deleted on June 13, 2022, post-obit the release of episode ten of the anime series. [76] A volume collecting the tweets was published by Noitamina, and was released at Comiket in August 2022. [77]
A phase play that adapts the anime series, Sara ni Sarazanmai: Ai to Yokubō no Stage (Sarazanmai Over again: A Stage of Love and Desire) was announced on September 12, 2022. [78] The play was directed and written by Naohiro Ise and supervised by Ikuhara, and was staged at Theater 1010 in Tokyo from November 28 to December 1, 2022, and at the Cool Japan Park Osaka in Osaka on Dec seven and eight, 2022. [79] Teiko Kagohara, who voiced Sara Azuma in the anime series, reprised her office for the stage play. [eighty]
Themes and references [ edit ]
A mosaic of a kappa at a plaza in Kappabashi-dori, Tokyo, which appears every bit a key plot device in the series.
The primary theme of Sarazanmai is "connections". Quoting Ikuhara in an interview with Pash! Plus:
"We live in an age where, with our smart phones and social media, connecting with people is a daily activeness – so I wanted to ask, what does that all hateful? What practice nosotros want to do with information technology? And made those questions a central theme of this serial, and I wanted to look at things like how there's this conflicting mix of emotions where you have this desire to connect with someone, but that connection can too bring pain. If you maintain the connexion, where does it go from in that location? What happens to connections that are lost? Do we even need connections?" [fifteen]
Similarly to Ikuhara's previous works, the thematic content of Sarazanmai is in direct reference to major world events and systems. [81] Sarazanmai was inspired in part by the 2011 Tōhoku convulsion and tsunami, which informed the serial' focus on materialism; [81] in an interview with the Japan Post , Ikuhara stated that the disaster was a lesson in how "cloth things can exist damaged and are not eternal. I have a feeling that young people have a desire to connect with each other instead of a desire for material things." [82] The series' anti-consumerism opinion is most overly expressed through the kappa zombies, which revolve around specific objects delivered past "Kappazon", an Amazon analogue. [81]
Consequently, Sarazanmai makes explicit the theme of anti-commercialism, which critic Gabriella Ekens described equally having "operated below the surface of Ikuhara's earlier shows, but never quite risen to the level of explicit text". [83] Ekens argues that the series' anti-capitalist message manifests along three major plot elements: Reo and Mabu's subservience to the Otter Empire as an expression of capitalism's selective meridian of people from marginalized groups to positions of authority; Chikai's Faustian deal with upper-case letter to relieve his family unit leading to his demise; and Kappazon and the Otter Empire representing capitalism's tendency towards monopolization and exploitation. [83]
The word "Sarazanmai" is derived from the word sara (サラ, "plate"), referring to the plates located on heads of kappas from which they supposedly draw their power, and the suffix -zanmai (ざんまい), referring to indulgence. It is too a shut variation of sarasanmai ("three plates"), a reference to the three chief characters who are turned into kappas. [84] The serial' setting of Asakusa and Ueno is the location of Kappabashi-dori ("Kitchen Boondocks"), its proper noun a pun for the area'south proliferation of kappa imagery and dishware wholesalers. [84]
Reception [ edit ]
Sarazanmai was positively received by critics, and was listed as one of the all-time serial of the spring 2022 anime season past James Beckett and Christopher Farris in Anime News Network'south quarterly anime season ratings. [85] In his review of the series for Kotaku , critic Christopher Lee Inoa praised Sarazanmai as Ikuhara's "most optimistic, streamlined and realistic (yes, really) series to date". Inoa characterizes the serial as "a positive step frontward for Ikuhara's career after the messy Yurikuma Arashi ," noting that despite Sarazanmai being a shorter series, the production issues and compressed storytelling of Yurikuma Arashi are not nowadays. [81] In their review of the serial for Comic Book Resources , critic Reuben Baron praised the series' animation, calling it "by far the most impressive Ikuhara-made anime from a strictly animation-based perspective" exterior of his 1999 motion picture Adolescence of Utena , and specifically noted its positive portrayal of gay characters. [86]
Reviewing the serial for Anime News Network, critic Gabriella Ekens described Sarazanmai as "a fantastic prove" just qualified the series every bit "my to the lowest degree favorite within [Ikuhara's] oeuvre," calling it "his least circuitous and most technically flawed work". While Ekens praises the series' thematic material, she charges that Sarazanmai retreads subjects explored in Ikuhara's previous works, characterizing the series as "repetitious, even more than so than Ikuhara's previous output [...] on the highest level of overt text, information technology's kind of just a pared downwardly version of what's get Ikuni'due south archetypal narrative." [83]
Notes [ edit ]
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External links [ edit ]
- Official anime website (in Japanese)
- Sarazanmai (anime) at Anime News Network'due south encyclopedia
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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarazanmai
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