Shining Hearts: Shiawase no Pan (シャイニング・ハーツ ~幸せのパン~) is a Japanese anime miniseries based on the video game of the series.[2]
Shining Hearts: Bread of Happiness | |
シャイニング・ハーツ ~幸せのパン~ | |
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Genre | Anime, fantasy |
Anime television series | |
Shining Hearts | |
Directed by | Itsuro Kawasaki |
Produced by | Junichi Inaba Kuniyoshi Shigeta Masahiro Nakayama Masanori Goto |
Written by | Itsuro Kawasaki |
Music by | Hiroki Kikuta |
Studio | Production I.G |
Licensed by | |
Original network | Mainichi Broadcasting System |
English network | Anime Network |
Original run | April 13, 2012 – June 28, 2012 |
Episodes | 12 |
Synopsis
editThe series is set after the events of the game, continuing the story with a group of bakers and the people living in the home island of Wyndaria.
Cast
editCharacters | Japanese | English |
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Rick | Hiroshi Kamiya | Blake Shepard |
Amil | Kanae Itō | Maggie Flecknoe |
Neris | Mai Aizawa | Genevieve Simmons |
Airy | Shiori Mikami | Brittney Karbowski |
Kaguya | Houko Kuwashima | Caitlynn French |
Xiao Mei | Chiwa Saitō | Molly Searcy |
Rana | Ryō Hirohashi | Margaret McDonald |
Alvin | Hiroshi Kamiya | Eric Daugherty |
Hank | Masaharu Satō | George Manley |
Madera | Hiroko Emori | Marcy Bannor |
Melty | Rie Kugimiya | Hilary Haag |
Sorbet | Tomoko Kaneda | Tiffany Grant |
Ragnus | Hikaru Midorikawa | Greg Ayres |
Rufina | Yui Horie | Juliet Simmons |
Dylan | Kazuya Nakai | Andrew Love |
Ron | Tomohisa Aso | John Swasey |
Iria | Yūko Takayama | Carli Mosier |
Shuu | Fuyuka Ono | Kalin Coates |
Flora | Fuyuka Ono | Shelley Calene-Black |
Queen | Izumi Kitta | Luci Christian |
Sammy | Chika Fujito | Shelley Calene-Black |
Vence | Binbin Takaoka | Christopher Ayres |
Jean | Ryōta Ōsaka | Greg Ayres |
Sylph | Chiwa Saitō | Tiffany Terrell |
Episode list
editNo. | Title | |
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1 | "Welcome to Le Couer" | |
The bakers sell pastries for customers. | ||
2 | "The Day of the Storm" | |
The people take shelter from the storm. | ||
3 | "Blackout" | |
Rick finds a magical pendant. | ||
4 | "Mechanical Doll" | |
The soldiers take the key part Hank needed for system reboot. | ||
5 | "As if Melting" | |
The girls visit Melty and Sorbet at the castle. | ||
6 | "Request from the Prince" | |
Xiao Mei leaves the castle after being seen. | ||
7 | "Everyone's Heart" | |
Rick forgets the past memories. | ||
8 | "Drifting Person" | |
Kaguya leaves the clinic. | ||
9 | "The Phantom Thief Again" | |
Hank uses the part to awaken Queen. | ||
10 | "Messenger from Another World" | |
Kaguya and Queen head to the ship without the pendant. | ||
11 | "The Decisive Battle" | |
Rick, Queen and the pirates infiltrate the ship. | ||
12 | "Bread Of Happiness" | |
Rick saves Kaguya and Queen destroys the ship. |
References
edit- ^ Craig, Adam (September 8, 2013). "Shining Hearts Complete Collection". Active Anime. Archived from the original on December 15, 2016.
- ^ "Shining Hearts RPG Gets TV Anime by Production I.G". Anime News Network. December 14, 2011. Retrieved June 9, 2012.
External links
edit- Official website (in Japanese)
- Shining Hearts: Shiawase no Pan (anime) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia