Nichijō (OAV)

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Alternative title:

Nichijō Episode 0

Nichijou no 0-wa (Japanese)

日常 (Japanese)

Genres: comedy, slice of life

Themes: school, school life

Objectionable content: None

Plot Summary: A small glimpse into the lives of the peculiar individuals that inhabit class 1-Q and the few odd individuals who are next to them.

User Ratings: 192 ratings have been given [details]

Masterpiece: 4 votes (sub:4)

Excellent: 12 votes (sub:10, others:2

1 French subtitled
1 Spanish subtitled

)

Very good: 36 votes (sub:34, others:2

1 Spanish subtitled
1 Turkish subtitled

)

Good: 71 votes (sub:64, dub:1, raw:1, others:5

2 Italian subtitled
2 Russian subtitled
1 Spanish subtitled

)

Decent: 29 votes (sub:23, ?:1, raw:1, others:4

4 Spanish subtitled

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So-so: 21 votes (sub:19, dub:1, others:1

1 Spanish subtitled

)

Not really good: 6 votes (sub:5, others:1

1 Korean subtitled

)

Weak: 9 votes (sub:9)

Bad: 2 votes (sub:2)

Awful: 1 vote (sub:1)

Worst ever: 1 vote (sub:1)

Seen in part or in whole by 326 users, rank: #2349 (of 6689)
Median rating: Good
Arithmetic mean: 6.604 (Good−), std. dev.: 1.6707, rank: #3580 (of 6691)
Weighted mean: 6.633 (Good−), rank: #3468 (of 6691) (seen all: 6.63)
Bayesian estimate: 6.689 (Good−), rank: #3125 (of 5077)

Running time: 23 minutes

Number of episodes: 1

Episode titles: We have 1

Vintage: 2011-03-12

Comment:

This is "episode 0" for the TV series. It will be released as a DVD extra with volume 6 of the manga.

News: Show: 1 3 5

Bandai Entertainment Adds Nichijou, Gosick Anime (Jul 30, 2011)

Nichijou, Freezing, Ashita no Joe, Mitsudomoe 2 Promos Streamed (Nov 26, 2010)

Nichijou Manga's 6th Volume to Bundle Anime Episode 0 (May 23, 2010)

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Japanese staff

Japanese cast

Director: Tatsuya Ishihara

Series Composition: Jukki Hanada

Script: Jukki Hanada (ep 0)

Storyboard: Tatsuya Ishihara (ep 0)

Episode Director: Kazuya Sakamoto (ep 0)

Music: Yuuji Nomi

Original creator: Keiichi Arawi

Character Design: Futoshi Nishiya

Art Director: Joji Unoguchi

Animation Director: Futoshi Nishiya (ep 0)

Sound Director: Yota Tsuruoka (Rakuonsha)

Director of Photography: Kazuya Takao

Executive producer: Takeshi Yasuda

Producer:
Atsushi Itou
Hideaki Hatta

Assistant Animation Director: Seiichi Akitake

Assistant Art Director: Shingo Kasai

Assistant Director: Taichi Ishidate

Assistant Director of Photography: Shin'ya Tomofuji

Assistant producer:
Makoto Tsuna
Riri Senami
Roger Yamazaki

Associate Director: Taichi Ishidate

Associate producer:
Hisanobu Satō
Tomoki Numata
Tomoko Suzuki

Background Art:
Ikuko Tamine
Mikiko Watanabe
Miyuki Hiratoko
Mutsuo Shinohara
Naoki Hosokawa
Nozomi Ōishi
Shūhei Okude
Tomoki Hiraishi
Yukiko Takeuchi
Yumi Okada

Color Check: Akiyo Takeda

Color design: Kana Miyata

Color Design Assistant: Akiyo Takeda

Design Manager: Ayana Oohashi

In-Between Check: Mie Kiyohara

Key Animation:
Chiyoko Ueno
Emiko Nakano
Fumie Okano
Fumiyasu Kodaka
Hana Hosoda
Hiroshi Karata
Kunihiro Hane
Mariko Takahashi
Rika Ōta
Taiichi Ogawa
Teruyoshi Shidou
Tomoyo Kamoi
Yoshinori Urata

Music producer: Shigeru Saitō (Lantis)

Offline Editing: Kengo Shigemura

Online Editing Manager: Gen Itakura

Photography:
Akihiro Ura
Hiroki Ueda
Kōhei Funamoto
Natsumi Hamada
Norihiro Tomiita
Rin Yamamoto
Ryuuta Nakagami
Tetsuo Umetsu
Yoshiko Tanaka
Yuji Shibata

Planning:
Naohiro Futono
Shunji Inoue
Takafumi Ishibashi
Takeshi Yasuda
Tsuneo Takechi
Yoko Hatta

Production manager: Sōta Kawano

Promotion:
Rie Ogura
Yosuke Nishiyama

Recording: Satoshi Yano

Recording Assistant: Fumiaki Tanaka

Setting: Hiroyuki Takahashi

Sound Effects: Eiko Morikawa

Sound Production Manager: Yoshimi Sugiyama

Special Effects: Shizuka Uno

Work Assistance:
Hideyuki Hitomi
Yoshinori Kenno

Mai Aizawa as Mio Naganohara

Mariko Honda as Yūko Aioi

Chika Horikawa as Misato Tachibana

Hiromi Konno as Hakase

Kaori Sadohara as Annaka

Minoru Shiraishi as Sakamoto-san

Misuzu Togashi as Mai Minakami

Ryōta Yoshizaki as Kenzaburō Daiku

Shizuka Furuya as Nano Shinonome

Yōko Tamaoki as Ueboshii

Banjou Ginga as Narration

Mami Kosuge as Izumi Sakurai

Takahiro Hikami as Makoto Sakurai

Japanese companies

Animation Production: Kyoto Animation

Music: Lantis

Music Assistance: Paddy Field

Music Production: Lantis

Online Editing: Q-Tec

Production: Shinonome Lab

Production Cooperation: Shōnen Ace Editorial Department

Sound: Rakuonsha

Sound Production: Rakuonsha

Sound Studio: Studio 2010

special effects: Kyoto Animation Digital Eizou Kaihatsu Shitsu

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