In the ever-evolving world of anime, "Delico’s Nursery" stands out as a fascinating adaptation of Kenichi Suemitsu’s acclaimed TRUMP 2009 stage play. This television anime has captured the hearts and minds of viewers with its intricate plot and compelling characters set in a gothic fantasy universe. As the series wraps up its 13-episode journey, let’s delve into the captivating elements that make "Delico’s Nursery" a noteworthy spectacle.
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Behind the Scenes of Delico’s Nursery
Directed by the talented Hiroshi Nishikiori, known for works such as "A Certain Magical Index" and "Azumanga Daioh," "Delico’s Nursery" is a collaboration woven with expertise. The creative genius behind the original work, Kenichi Suemitsu, not only contributed to the script but also orchestrated the series composition. Meanwhile, the artistic depiction of the anime’s characters was brought to life by Yōko Itō, with the original designs birthed by Kōya. Music, a fundamental facet of any anime, was masterfully composed by Shunsuke Wada, whose credits include stage versions of "Demon Slayer" and "My Hero Academia."
A Star-Studded Cast
The finale of "Delico’s Nursery" introduces five new cast members, enhancing its rich ensemble. Notable additions include:
- Shimba Tsuchiya as Uru Delico (Adolescent)
- Yūsuke Kobayashi as Raphael Delico (Adolescent)
- Ryōhei Kimura as Angelico Fra (Adolescent)
- Kōki Uchiyama as Theodore Classico (Adolescent)
- Ayumu Murase as Sophie Anderson
Throughout its run, the series featured an impressive lineup of voice talent, including Masakazu Morita as Dali Delico, Katsuyuki Konishi as Gerhard Fra, and Hiro Shimono as Henrique Lorca, to name a few. These actors skillfully brought their characters to life, further immersing audiences into the anime’s dark yet enchanting world.
An Intriguing Plot
Set against a backdrop where vampires, once celebrated for their immortality, now coexist with humans, "Delico’s Nursery" is a narrative steeped in intrigue and mystery. The once-mighty vampire race is now mortal, their legendary powers dissipated. However, amidst this new order lies the myth of TRUMP, the original vampire believed to possess eternal life. The series revolves around Dali Delico, a noble trapped in the complex politics and dark secrets of his world.
A Legacy Beyond the Screen
Originating from a stage play that premiered in Japan in 2009, the TRUMP series has extended its legacy through various artistic expressions, including manga and concerts. The original play inspired a manga adaptation in Kadokawa’s Young Ace magazine, which concluded earlier this year. There’s even a prequel manga in the works, showcasing the enduring appeal of Suemitsu’s creation.
For those who wish to explore this world further, a glimpse into the past creation unveils the journey of the TRUMP narrative through its adaptations and the health challenges that delayed its latest manga installment.
Final Thoughts
As "Delico’s Nursery" concludes its thrilling run, it leaves viewers spellbound by its blend of gothic fantasy and intricate storytelling. The series is a testament to the enduring charm of Suemitsu’s original vision, brought to life through the synergy of a dedicated cast and crew. For fans of the genre, this series is more than an anime—it’s an invitation to delve into a world where the lines between life and immortality blur, leaving behind a rich tapestry of narratives to explore.
In a world teeming with anime adaptations, "Delico’s Nursery" firmly establishes itself as a unique and captivating tale worth watching for any aficionado of gothic fantasy.
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