Romeo × Juliet (TV)
Alternative title:
ロミオ×ジュリエット (Japanese)
羅密歐×茱麗葉 (Chinese (Taiwan))
Objectionable content:
Significant
Copyright notice:
©2007 GONZO/CBC•GDH•SPWT
Plot Summary:
This is a story of a young and tragic love, set in the aerial city of Neo Verona. Tyranny rules this island in the sky after the Montague family took control 14 years prior. The disparity among the wealthy and poor is apparent in the present state, the earth dries and water stagnates. The sky itself is wrapped in a deep dense fog. Both Romeo and Juliet's lineages are of present and past ruling families of Neo Verona. Romeo is the son of the current Montague dictator, Juliet (a beautiful woman) masquerades as a man (Odin), she's the last descendent of Capulet the previous rulers who were killed by an assasin's dagger 14 years ago. Her true background is not to be revealed to her until her 16th birthday. The cruel hands of fate introduces 2 people who will become "Star Crossed Lovers".
User Ratings:
2335 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
half hour per episode
Number of episodes:
24
Episode titles: We have 24
Vintage:
2007-03-18 (episode one special premiere)
2007-04-04 to 2007-09-26
2009-10-23 (Animax Hungary)
2010-04-28 (Animax Asia)
Release dates: We have 8
Opening Theme:
#1: "Inori ~You Raise Me Up~" by Lena Park
Ending Theme:
#1: "Cyclone" by 12012
#2: "Good bye, yesterday" by Mizrock
Insert song:
"You Raise Me Up" by LENA PARK (eps 7,24)
Official website:
CBC's Romeo x Juliet Website (Japanese)
Links: We have 1
Trivia: We have 9
Reviews:
Romeo X Juliet Collection 1 (Mar 7, 2011)
Romeo x Juliet DVD: Juliet Collection (Aug 10, 2009)
Romeo x Juliet: Romeo Collection (Jul 28, 2009)
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| DVD (Region 1) |
| Romeo x Juliet - Part 1 (DVD) 2009-06-23 |
| Romeo x Juliet - Part 2 (DVD) 2009-08-11 |
| Romeo x Juliet DVD Complete Series (DVD) 2010-07-13 |
| Romeo × Juliet - The Complete Tragedy [S.A.V.E.] (DVD) 2011-11-08 (from $24.06) |
| DVD (Region 4) |
| Romeo X Juliet Collection 1 (DVD 1) 2009-10-21 |
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Director: Fumitoshi Oizaki
Series Composition: Reiko Yoshida
Episode Director: Hiroshi Tamada (15)
Music: Hitoshi Sakimoto
Original story: William Shakespeare
Character Design: Hiroki Harada
Art Director: Masami Saito
Chief Animation Director: Hiroki Harada
Sound Director: Tomohiro Yoshida
Director of Photography: Naoki Kitamura
Associate Animation Direction: Jun Takagi (ep 6)
Audio Supervisor: Junichi Sato
Color design: Toshie Suzuki
Editing: Seiji Hirose
Key Animation:
Haruo Okuno Hiroaki Karasu Hiroki Harada (OP) Hiroyuki Uchida Jun Takagi Junko Matsushita Kaoru Sekiya Kenji Yokoyama Koichi Yagami Kouichi Shimoda Masahiro Sunaga Minoru Yamazawa Mitsuko Baba Noriko Takahashi Sachiko Kotani Shinichi Miyamae Shinichi Nozaki Shou Sugai Tomoyuki Minagawa Yoshiko Okuda Yumiko Ishii
Production Design: Jun Takagi
Theme Song Composition:
Hiroaki Sakai (ED1) Rolf Lovland (OP1) Sandra Nordstrom (ED2) Thomas Wohni (ED2) |
2nd Key Animation:
AI Anime R Fanout GK Entertainment Mook DLE My Bell Animation Phoenix Animation Rising Force Studio Liberty Tama Production Triple A Wombat
3D Layout: Asahi Production
Animation Production: Gonzo
Backgrounds:
Asahi Production Baku Production Bamboo Cosmos Arts Ogura Kobo Seoul Loft Studio Loft Telecom Animation Film Tezuka Productions Yuhodo
Broadcaster:
Chubu-Nippon Broadcasting Co., Ltd. (2004-04-04) KBS Kyoto (2004-04-20) Sun TV (2004-04-17) Tokyo Broadcasting System (2004-04-13)
Finish Animation:
A-Line AI AIC Anime R Asahi Production Buyu D-COLORS DEXS EASIA (ED2; 7 episodes eps 6, 10-12, 18-19, 24 )Fanout Frontline GK Entertainment Mook DLE P.A. Works Phoenix Animation Rising Force (ED2; 11 episodes eps 10-14, 16, 18-19, 22-24 )Studio Easter Studio Elle (ED2; 20 episodes eps 1, 4-18, 20, 22-24 )Studio Lagoon T2 Studio Takahito Animation Trans Arts Co. Triple A ufotable White Line Wish
In-Between Animation:
A-Line AI Anime R Anime Spot Asahi Production (ED2; eps 16, 19) DEXS EASIA Fanout Frontline GIMC GK Entertainment Hal Film Maker Mook DLE P.A. Works Phoenix Animation Rising Force Satelight Studio Bambino Studio DEEN Takahito Animation Telecom Animation Film TMS Entertainment Tokyo Movie Triple A White Line Wombat Xebec
Music Performance: Eminence Symphony Orchestra
Online Editing: Q-Tec
Photography Cooperation:
BONES D's Lab DNA Line Farm Minamimachi Bugyosho Studio Elle T Nishimura Telecom Animation Film Trans Arts Co. ufotable w-sky Wao World
Sound Production: Rakuonsha
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Script:
Ann Chenoweth-Carr (eps 11, 20) Jordan Burns (eps 8, 19) Patrick Seitz (7 episodes eps 2, 6, 14, 16, 18, 21, 23 )R Bruce Elliott (ep 15) Stephanie Sheh (eps 3, 12) Taliesin Jaffe (12 episodes eps 1, 4-5, 7, 9-10, 13, 15, 17, 20, 22, 24 )
Translation: Shoko Oono
Executive producer: Gen Fukunaga
Assistant ADR Director: R Bruce Elliott (eps 1-7)
Assistant producer: Michael Harcourt
Commentary:
Brina Palencia (ep 24) Chris Burnett (ep 24) J. Michael Tatum (ep 24) R Bruce Elliott (ep 24)
DVD Editing: Jeremy Jimenez
DVD Menu Audio: Jim Welch
DVD Menu Design: Antimere Robinson
DVD Producer: Clarine Harp
DVD Quality Control:
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Head Writer: Taliesin Jaffe
Line Producer: Christopher Bevins
Mix Engineer: Neal Malley
Talent Coordination: Tara Williams
Video Post-Production Coordinator: Margaret Yabs
Video Post-Production Director: Brandon Tyler
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Licensed by: FUNimation Entertainment
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Distributor: Black Box
Dubbing: PILON Studio Son
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Broadcaster:
Man-Ga (from 20 April 2011) Rai 4 (from 3 October 2009) Rai Gulp (from 12 December 2009) Rai Sat Smash Girls
Distributor: Yamato Video
Dubbing: Raflesia srl
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ADR Director: Stefan Kaiser
Script: Sabine Sebastian
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Distributor: OVA Films
Dubbing: MME Studios Berlin
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