How far will it go? Can you do it all? I had doubts, but while omitting some parts, I managed to do almost everything, so I watched the performance! I feel a sense of satisfaction afterward.

No matter what, Paris’s glamour is overwhelming.

It was so beautiful that I thought maybe they wouldn’t go all the way to the end, and I had a little hope, but it was indeed what I expected, and it was tough.

The part where it says, “Take up arms, citizens,” the audience must have been thinking, “Are you going to sing, too?”

Rosalie is cute.

Marie’s perspective is frequently cut and time jumps are used often, but each time, I thought the voice actress was amazing, especially with how Aya Hirano increasingly captured the dignity of the queen.

It was interesting.

It’s seriously over because I only saw the flyer at the movie theater a long time ago.

I really wouldn’t have seen it if I hadn’t gone to the theater at the latest Sieg Ax.

Jellodel, you know

Mr. Oscar, you know,

Rosalie is appearing…

Don’t cry until the end.

>>6

No, what is this?

It might be that I only found out about the movie today.

No matter how low the antenna is

Avex Pictures doesn’t seem interested in promoting their own anime.

It’s not Seaborn.

If it looks good, maybe I’ll go on the weekend.

Fersen, you…

Only you.

Is the Black Knight appearing?

>>13

If you say it exists, then it does.

If you say there isn’t, there isn’t.

Is it starting today?

It started smoothly.

The picture is because it’s TOHO NEXT, right?

This label is small to medium-sized to begin with, so of course they won’t advertise.

I thought for sure they would announce a sequel and make it a two-part series, but it ends with just one.

I certainly didn’t see any advertisements at all…

However, the merchandise is really abundant and was selling well.

>>18

It must have been purchased by long-time fans of Rose of Versailles…

The text is being heavily abbreviated, but the method of abbreviation gives a “Oh, that’s how it’s going to be” kind of feeling.

At first, I was confused, but upon listening carefully, it naturally turned into a scene description, and gradually receptors formed.

Even if you haven’t read the original, it’s skipping around enough to make you think, “This feels like a digest version…”

Antoinette’s performance is amazing.

Commercials are airing during the late-night anime time slot.

Yeah, they’re doing quite a lot of commercials.

Isn’t the time spent watching TV decreasing?

>>23

There is, right?

I’m watching TV, but since it’s a recording, I’m skipping all the commercials.

In the morning, they did quite a lot of advertising.

Considering the former readership, maybe they should put more effort into commercials.

“Because they appeared as a guest voice actor on Mezamashi TV.”

In that sense, maybe I haven’t seen the commercial.

If you hadn’t mentioned it in passing at the FM Chofu anime song year-end party, I wouldn’t have known anything about it.

Suddenly it was just briefly mentioned on the morning news program, but how many people are actually watching Fuji this morning?

Aya Hirano is just living apart from her husband after being violent, but she hasn’t done anything particularly wrong.

It’s fine if it’s just a minor personal issue, rather than an affair or something.

Did they cover the entire original story in just one movie?

>>35

Use a lot of cuts and skips, and cover the rest with a musical.

I wonder if Eroica will be animated…

France’s destruction RTA, huh…

A lot is said about Aya Hirano, but I haven’t heard any complaints about her acting ability and singing, so I have high hopes for her in that direction.

It’s not France, but a Bourbon Dynasty extinction RTA.

In the first place, a voice actor’s private life does not interfere with the quality of a work, so there is no problem at all.

I’ve only watched about 10 episodes of the original anime, but is it okay to go see the movie first…? I feel like it would be better to see it on a big screen.

>>45

If you’re watching the TV anime now and finding it interesting, I think it’s best to keep watching it as it is.

But if the screening ends like that, it’s naturally sad, so wouldn’t it be better to quickly watch all the TV episodes before going to the movie?

I have only read the original work and have only seen a few episodes of the anime.

>>45

Completely fine.

If you want to take your time with the story, the TV or the original work, which are longer, would be better.

The bonus is a reproduced manuscript… It looks like there’s a lot of effort put into it, but I haven’t seen any promotion at all.

I remember there was a girl who committed suicide because she was kissed on the back of the hand by a guy she disliked, but my memory of it is vague.

The movie “Berubara” is well made.

The original work is well summarized despite its brevity.

I knew the name, but I didn’t know what kind of work it was.

First, I didn’t know that Marie was Marie Antoinette.

I got hit with a sudden huge spoiler.

Watch anime until tomorrow and then go to the movies the day after tomorrow… Thank you.

I think the anime is really interesting, so I’m looking forward to the movie… People die so casually, it’s surprisingly shocking…

It’s obvious, but every time something happens, the situation gets worse in the original work, doesn’t it?

>>53

Well, if I must say, it was already doomed in the previous generation…

I was really looking forward to it, but I was anxious because I didn’t hear any feedback at all.

I really can’t stand the end credits.

Rather than a re-animation of the original work

The feeling of the anime adaptation of Takarazuka’s “The Rose of Versailles” is amazing.

Is there anyone else besides me who has watched “The Rose of Versailles”…?

The man behind was crying loudly.

>>58

Gross…

Hirano Aya sings well.

I watched it in the early morning show, but besides myself, it was filled with older ladies.

Is the TV version faithful to the original?

It’s been 40 years since I saw it, so my memory is already hazy.

The merchandise will probably sell well…

The episode I watched had slightly more women, but there were a fair number of men as well.

Both the men and women were young, and it was like they wanted to binge-watch classic films in one go.

The first half of the story progresses at supersonic speed, but because it’s a musical, it doesn’t feel too rushed.

I only watched the beginning of the TV version on YouTube, but I felt it was completely different from the original.

>>71

In the beginning, well… yes!

>>78

I’ve only seen up to the French Revolution, but isn’t the latter half quite different?

After all, the part about making me your wife… it became difficult to accept.

The emotional aspect unique to period dramas is good, but…

Something like this… something like this…!

If you like the original work, you might think, “Oh, this scene isn’t there,” so if you haven’t watched the TV anime or read the original work, you might enjoy it more in its pure form.

>>67

In the latter half, I think the differences in stance towards revolution between Osamu Dezaki and Riyoko Ikeda will emerge.

Mainly at Alain and Robespierre.

That’s where the dam burst due to Gérôdel, and 20 years’ worth of stuff turned into that.

It can’t be helped.

Are you running commercials on networks other than Fuji?

To begin with, watching an anime where you already know the spoilers about Marie Antoinette and the future of France is the whole point.

It doesn’t matter if you watched the movie first.

Are we doing the story where André is executed?

“But I swear, this is His Majesty’s child.”

>>82

Louis Joseph is undoubtedly His Majesty’s child.

“…At least it’s not Fersen’s child.”

I laughed because the idea of going to a masquerade ball in drag was so random.

>>83

Commoners really can’t read the context, can they?

In the original work, are there scenes where Fersen and [someone] engage in intimate acts?

When I turned on the TV in the morning, there was a rock-paper-scissors game on Mezamashi TV, and I lost.

It might sound like I’m being picky, but I wanted “The Roses Fall Beautifully” to play.

Fersen is too much of a bewitching male.

Even though we’ve seen the original work and the anime, I’m surprised that there are quite a lot of us who have never seen the musical.

>>92

Thinking about the hurdle of going to see Takarazuka… even if there were streams, there probably wouldn’t be many opportunities to watch.

Fersen might have had a different life if he weren’t so popular…

It’s amazing that it’s become a drama like that.

The character depiction is really good, isn’t it?

It’s well done how, the moment a royal child appears, you instantly go “Oh…” and feel down.

I was impressed that it was well summarized without overexertion in two hours.

I felt a sense of clarity, like saying, “You understand what happened between the lines, right!”

Personally, I feel like it would have been nice if it was more of a musical anime.

I thought it was a waste that while the mob was lip-syncing to the song, the main part only had aesthetic image footage.

The number of cuts isn’t very high and there isn’t much action, but…

I think the production aspects (especially those related to Antoinette) are outstanding.

Refrains from the past are frequently used at each stage of growth.

The cut that turned towards the closing door was especially amazing.

Today on the train, a girl who seemed like an elementary school student was reading “The Rose of Versailles.”

I thought it seemed like it would grow splendidly.

It feels more like a Sawano Hiroyuki music video than a musical.

I didn’t know they were doing this…

Because the voice is by Sawashiro-senpai, Oscar has an allure.

It seems good.

I wonder when I should go see it.

I love both the manga and the TV version.

>>103

If we don’t go sometime this week, it will probably become just once early in the morning, so it’s better to go sooner.

Go now, go quickly.

I can go next week too.

The reproduction illustrations of the bonus will be switched.

I wonder if this will lead to a remake of “La Seine no Hoshi”.