Showing posts with label volume. Show all posts
Showing posts with label volume. Show all posts

Third volume of the Croisée BD/DVD to add Unaired episode

Friday, June 10, 2011

The official website of the croisée dans a labyrinthe étranger (Ikoku Meiro no Croisée) series anime confirmed on Wednesday that the third volume of Blu-ray Disc/DVD included an unaired episode, along with the fourth televised episode.

Similar to other volumes, also adds a new SD "yune & Alice" special short ("scenes noted"), the second tragedy of image ("Red Riding Hood Yune") and two promotional videos as video of bonus extras. In addition, the package does not come with the third bonus CD with both the Ikoku Meiro no radio show Croisée and ko-ko-and composer of musical tracks not included in the release of the soundtrack regular.

The story on original manga by Hinata Takeda follows a girl named Yune arriving to the neighbourhoods of lower class of Paris in the latter half of the 19th century, when Japanese culture gained popularity in Europe. She ends up working in a workshop of iron foundry with a boy named Claude.

The anime will debut this summer in Japan.

Source: Neowing

Image © 2011 Fernandina Takeda/Fujimi Shobo/Ikoku Meiro no Croisée production Committee
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Final de la Corda D' gold of the Manga volume to ship in July

Wednesday, May 25, 2011

The Japanese Publisher Hakusensha will send volume XVII and final book in La Corda d'Oro shojo manga for Yuki Kure 5 of July. The Sleeve fits dating franchise game from KOEI of the same name, and the story takes place in a school where a girl named Kahoko receives a magic violin to compete in the program of the school music of elite. Before that the volume of the last book of boats, the number of July of Hakusensha LaLa magazine published a history of Corda's one-shot Special Edition gold on Tuesday.

VIZ Media published the manga volume XIV in North America in September.

The game franchise also inspired a series of anime television in 2006 and a sequel, La Corda d'Oro ~ secondo passo ~, aired in the spring of 2009.

Origin: Comic Natalie
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