Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} by Ikuko Itō Princess Tutu - Magica ballerina. Princess Tutu - Magica ballerina è un giapponese del 2002-2003 in 26 episodi complessivi, creato da Junichi Satō e Ikuko Itō ed animato dalla Hal Film Maker. In Italia è stato pubblicato in DVD dalla Play Press, trasmesso in TV e reso disponibile in streaming. 2. La fiaba La storia segue le fila della fiaba Il Principe e il Corvo ", dove si racconta dellepica lotta tra il Principe contro il malvagio Corvo. Per vincere il Principe non esita a strapparsi il cuore dal petto con una magia proibita: il cuore andrà in pezzi e i suoi frammenti imprigioneranno il Corvo sotto la città. Il Principe, privato del suo cuore e dei suoi sentimenti è condannato a vagare senza meta e senza più personalità, ma la Principessa Tutu, riuscirà a recuperare e a restituirgli tutti i frammenti del suo cuore infranto, per poi scomparire trasformata in "polvere di luce" dopo avergli confessato il suo amore per lui. Il malvagio Corvo però sarà di nuovo libero e solo il Cavaliere, votato alla protezione del suo Principe, con il suo coraggio e il suo sacrificio riuscirà ad averne la meglio, per poi soccombere dilaniato dai suoi artigli. Il Principe, sconfitto il suo nemico, ma senza la donna che lo amava e lamico che laveva sempre protetto, dovrà continuare ad affrontare la vita da solo. 3. Osservazioni Princess Tutu contiene elementi di fiabe e di balletti classici, ed in particolare la trama generale della serie è costruita fondendo la fiaba de Il brutto anatroccolo di Hans Christian Andersen con il balletto Il lago dei cigni di Petr Ilič Čajkovskij. Ogni singolo episodio, inoltre, si ispira ad un balletto che viene raccontato e spiegato, e la sua musica viene usata come colonna sonora facendo assumere alla serie anche un ruolo didattico ed introduttivo al mondo del balletto. Anche se apparentemente la serie sembrerebbe indirizzata ad un pubblico infantile, soprattutto per il character design semplice e delicato, la storia drammatica, le atmosfere cupe le situazioni affrontate denotano come sia invece rivolta ad un pubblico che coinvolge entrambi i target shōjo e shōnen e tocca una fascia detà molto ampia, poiché vi sono vari piani di comprensione della storia e livelli di lettura narrativi, strutturati in modo tale che si crei un gioco di specchi tra realtà e fiaba intrecciate al punto da non riuscire più a distinguerle. 5. Sigle Giapponesi Sigla iniziale Morning Grace Morning Grace? Ritsuko Okazaki cantata da Ritzuko Okazaki; usata anche come sigla finale per lepisodio 13 Sigla finale Watashi no ai wa chiisai keredo 私の愛は小さいけれど? Ritzuko Okazaki cantata da Ritsuko Okazaki Italiana Princess Tutù S. Verduci - S. Verduci, G. De Stefano cantata da Santo Verduci. 6. Doppiaggio ed edizione italiana Il doppiaggio è stato realizzato a cura della Play Press Publishing e distribuito in DVD fra il 2006 ed il 2007: questa edizione manteneva le sigle originali giapponesi e, come le altre pubblicazioni delleditore, non indicava il cast di doppiaggio italiano, che quindi è in parte ignoto. Ladattamento dei dialoghi italiani di questo anime è caratterizzato dalla scelta assai inconsueta di mantenere dopo alcuni nomi dei personaggi gli onorifici giapponesi ad esempio "-chan" o "-senpai", nonostante la serie abbia unambientazione volutamente indeterminata, più tedesca che giapponese. La serie venne poi trasmessa su alcune televisioni locali: prima nel 2008 sullemittente locale campana Napoli Tivù, poi nel 2011 su Telemilano Più Blu Lombardia allinterno del contenitore Contactoons, in cui la serie ottenne unomonima sigla italiana scritta e cantata da Santo Verduci. La serie è stata poi replicata sul canale satellitare JimJam dal 1º settembre 2012 tutti i giorni alle 22:10, questa volta rimettendo le sigle giapponesi, e dopo alcuni anni di assenza sarà ritrasmessa ancora su Contactoons, nel frattempo spostatosi sulla syndication CaféTV24, dall8 ottobre 2016, il sabato e la domenica alle 18:00, con la sigla italiana. La stessa trasmissione offre da gennaio 2017 anche lo streaming ufficiale della serie sul proprio canale YouTube. Princess Tutu by Ikuko Itō. 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Ikuko Itō (伊藤郁子) is known as one of the most popular animator directors for her beautiful, expressive style. She was the chief animator director of a total of 17 episodes from Sailor Moon to Sailor Moon SuperS, and was also a character designer for Sailor Moon S and SuperS, and key animator for the R movie. She did work on the stock animation (attacks/transformations) and opening/ending sequences for the second, third and fourth seasons. Her art can also be spotted on the LaserDisc releases. Her major episodes included Nephrite's death, the deaths of the Soldiers of the Four Guardian Deities, the Holy Grail's first appearance and the last episode of SuperS. Some of her other works includes Princess Tutu (2002), . (2007), Aria the Origination (2008), AKB0048 (2012) and AKB0048 next stage (2013). Princess Tutu by Ikuko Itō. Princess Tutu follows Duck, a duck who was transformed into a young girl and takes ballet at a private school. She becomes enamoured of her mysterious schoolmate Mytho, and transforms into Princess Tutu to restore his shattered heart. Mytho's girlfriend Rue transforms into Princess Kraehe to frustrate Tutu's efforts, and Mytho's protective friend Fakir discourages Mytho's burgeoning emotions. When it becomes apparent that Duck, Rue, Mytho, and Fakir are meant to play out the characters in a story by a long-dead writer named Drosselmeyer, they resist their assigned fates and fight to keep the story from becoming a tragedy. Animanga videos similar to or like Princess Tutu. 1992 Japanese superheroine anime television series produced by Toei Animation using Super Sentai motifs. Based on the manga of the same title written by Naoko Takeuchi that was published from 1991 to 1997 in Nakayoshi. Wikipedia.

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