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Princession Orchestra Anime to Air for Four Consecutive Parts

By AnimeWeebJanuary 21, 20255 Mins Read
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The upcoming magical girl anime, Princession Orchestra, is set to broadcast for four consecutive cours, essentially a full year, beginning in April 2025. This announcement has generated significant buzz among anime enthusiasts, as such a long, continuous run for a series is relatively rare in recent years. The series will air every Sunday on six TV Tokyo-affiliated channels across Japan.

A Year-Long Musical Journey

The decision to air Princession Orchestra for four consecutive cours signifies a substantial commitment to the project and suggests a deep narrative and world-building that will unfold over an extended period. This move allows for a more immersive experience for viewers and indicates a strong belief in the anime’s potential.

Broadcast Details

The anime will premiere in April 2025, coinciding with the Spring anime season. While an exact episode count hasn’t been disclosed, the series will maintain its Sunday broadcast slot throughout the next four seasons. This consistent schedule provides viewers with a reliable time to tune in each week, making it easy to follow the unfolding story.

The Story of Princession Orchestra

Princession Orchestra is an original anime project centered around music, anime, toys, and fantasy elements. The narrative unfolds in Alicepia, a mysterious country that has existed since ancient times. Alicepians are known for their fun-loving nature. However, their peaceful existence is disrupted by the appearance of mysterious monsters called Jamaock.

The Princesses’ Role

The story follows a trio of “princesses” who confront the Jamaock threat. They rely on the power of music to save Alicepia. These princesses never forget the song in their hearts, and their musical abilities become a crucial element in their battles. Unlike typical anime, Princession Orchestra features the voice cast performing new renditions of songs during each episode’s recording session.

Key Creative Team

The anime is a collaborative effort, bringing together a talented team of industry veterans.

  • Original Concept: Akifumi Kaneko, known for his work on the Symphogear franchise, developed the original concept for the series.
  • Director: Shin Onuma, who has directed Fate/kaleid liner Prisma Illya and BOFURI: I Don’t Want to Get Hurt, so I’ll Max Out My Defense, is helming the project.
  • Series Composer: Manta Aisora, the original creator of Nyaruko: Crawling with Love!, is overseeing the series scripts.
  • Original Character Designer: Mari Shimazaki (Luck & Logic, Bayonetta) is responsible for the original character designs.
  • Animation Character Designer: Yukiko Akiyama, who has worked on Yumeiro Pâtissière and Isuca, is adapting Shimazaki’s designs for animation.
  • Music Composer: Elements Garden, known for composing music for various anime series, is handling the musical score. Noriyasu Agematsu of Elements Garden serves as executive producer.
  • Animation Studio: The anime is produced by Silver Link, a studio with a track record of producing high-quality animation.

Meet the Main Characters

The series features a vibrant cast of characters.

  • Minamo Sorano / Princess Ripple: Voiced by Azusa Aoi, she is one of the lead princesses with blue hair.
  • Kagari Sakibe / Princess Zeal: Voiced by Yuri Fujimoto, she is another princess characterized by her pink hair.
  • Kagase Ichijo / Princess Meteor: Voiced by Azusa Tachibana, she completes the trio of princesses with her green hair.
  • Nabiiyu: Voiced by Hiro Shimono.
  • Callisto: Voiced by Chiaki Kobayashi, a member of the “Snatch” band.
  • Giita: Voiced by Shoya Chiba, also a member of the “Snatch” band.
  • Besu: Voiced by Junya Enoki, another member of the “Snatch” band.
  • Doran: Voiced by Shunsuke Takeuchi, completing the “Snatch” band.

The musical unit Orcheria, which is comprised of Azusa Aoi, Yuri Fujimoto, and Azusa Tachibana, performs the opening theme song, “Zettai Utahime Sengen!” (I Declare Myself a Total Diva!).

A Blend of Genres

Princession Orchestra blends elements of magical girl, music, and science fiction genres. The setting in Alicepia, with its connection to the human world through the “Alicepia Channel” video sharing website, adds a unique twist to the magical girl formula. The show is designed to appeal to both children and adult audiences, featuring vibrant action scenes and compelling characters.

Musical Innovation

The anime stands out for its innovative approach to musical sequences. Instead of using pre-recorded songs, the voice cast performs new renditions of songs during each recording session. This method ensures that the musical elements are tightly integrated with the narrative and character development.

Anticipation Builds

The announcement of the four-cour run has generated excitement on social media platforms. Fans express their enthusiasm for the series, praising its unique blend of genres, creative team, and the promise of a full year of engaging content. Many anime enthusiasts have noted how uncommon it is for a series to have such a long run in current times. The official YouTube account for the series is also actively engaging fans with new music and messages from the cast.

Princession Orchestra is poised to make a significant impact on the anime landscape. Its ambitious four-cour run, coupled with its creative team and unique premise, positions it as a must-watch series for the upcoming year. The promise of a magical musical journey in Alicepia is sure to resonate with audiences around the world. As the premiere date draws closer, anticipation continues to grow, with fans eagerly awaiting the start of this original anime series.

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