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− | Lucky Star is a anime produced by Kyoto Animation based on the [[Lucky Star (Manga)]]. 24 episodes were broadcast on the Chiba TV Japanese television network between April 8, 2007 and September 16, 2007. |
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+ | |Box title = Lucky Star (Series) |
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+ | |Image file = Lucky Star logo.png |
+ | |Image size = 200px |
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− | ===Episode 1=== |
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+ | |Row 1 title = Japanese Name |
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− | *Japanese Title=Tsuppashiru Onna |
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+ | |Row 1 info = らき☆すた, Raki☆Suta |
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− | *Kanji Title=つっぱしる女 |
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+ | |Row 2 title = Director |
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− | *English Title=The Girl who Dashes Off |
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+ | |Row 2 info = Yutaka Yamamoto (Episodes 1-4), Yasuhiro Takemoto (Episodes 5-24) |
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− | *Original Air Date=April 8, 2007 |
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+ | |Row 3 title = Series Configuration |
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− | *Short Summary= |
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+ | |Row 3 info = Touko Machida |
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+ | |Row 4 title = Character Design |
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+ | |Row 4 info = Yukiko Horiguchi |
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+ | |Row 5 title = Music |
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+ | |Row 5 info = Satoru Kousaki |
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+ | |Row 6 title = Animation |
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+ | |Row 6 info = Kyoto Animation |
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+ | |Row 8 title = Broadcasting |
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+ | |Row 8 info = Chiba TV |
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+ | }} |
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+ | '''Lucky Star''' is an anime based on the Lucky Star [[Lucky Star (Manga)|manga]]. The twenty-four episodes aired between April 8, 2007 and September 16, 2007 on Chiba TV and is produced by the animation company Kyoto Animation. The series was initially directed by Japanese animation director Yutaka Yamamoto, but after the first four episodes he was fired and replaced by Yasuhiro Takemoto starting with episode 5. An [[Lucky Star OVA|original video animation]] episode was produced following the series and was released on September 26, 2008. |
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− | ===Episode 2=== |
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− | *Japanese Title=Doryoku to Kekka |
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− | *Kanji Title=努力と結果 |
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− | *Original Air Date=April 15, 2007 |
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− | *Short Summary= |
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− | <blockquote></blockquote> |
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− | == |
+ | ==Plot== |
+ | ===Main=== |
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− | *Japanese Title=Iroiro na Hitotachi |
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+ | Lucky Star's anime is mainly based off the original manga strips, but includes extended side plots. The only major difference between the anime and the manga is that the anime starts the story with them beginning their second year of high school, while in the manga it starts during their first year. |
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− | *Kanji Title=いろいろな人たち |
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− | *Original Air Date=April 22, 2007 |
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− | *Short Summary= |
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+ | ===Lucky Channel=== |
+ | :See: ''[[Lucky Channel]]'' |
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− | *Japanese Title=Yaruki no Mondai |
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+ | Near the end of every episode, there is an additional segment called Lucky Channel co-hosted by [[Akira Kogami]] and her assistant [[Minoru Shiraishi]]. The humor of this segment takes on a decidedly darker, mean-spirited, more cynical and mature tone than the main show, disguised as an infomercial that skims over characters who appear in the anime, but mainly deals with the progressively abusive and violent work-relationship between Akira and Minoru. |
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− | *Kanji Title=やる気の問題 |
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+ | ===Miyakawa-ke no Kufuku=== |
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+ | A spinoff, [[Miyakawa-ke no kufuku|Miyakawa-ke no Kufuku]] has started broadcasting beginning April 29, 2013 and it focuses on the Miyakawa sisters. |
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− | *Original Air Date=April 29, 2007 |
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− | *Short Summary= |
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− | <blockquote></blockquote> |
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+ | ==Lucky Star Episodes== |
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− | ===Episode 5=== |
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+ | #[[The Girl who Dashes Off (Episode)|The Girl who Dashes Off]] |
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− | *Japanese Title=Meishashu |
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− | *Kanji Title=名射手 |
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− | *Original Air Date=May 6, 2007 |
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− | *Short Summary= |
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− | <blockquote></blockquote> |
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+ | #[[Image]] |
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− | ===Episode 6=== |
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− | *Japanese Title=Natsu no Teiban |
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+ | #[[Desires]] |
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− | *Kanji Title=夏の定番 |
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− | *Original Air Date=May 13, 2007 |
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− | *Short Summary= |
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− | <blockquote></blockquote> |
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+ | #[[Ring]] |
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− | ===Episode 7=== |
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− | *Japanese Title=Imēji |
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− | *Kanji Title=イメージ |
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− | *English Title=Image |
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− | *Original Air Date=May 20, 2007 |
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− | *Short Summary= |
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− | <blockquote></blockquote> |
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+ | #[[To Be Decided]] |
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− | ===Episode 8=== |
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− | *Japanese Title=Watashi ja Nakute mo Ōsei |
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− | *Kanji Title=私じゃなくても旺盛 |
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− | *Original Air Date=May 27, 2007 |
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− | *ShortSummary= |
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− | <blockquote></blockquote> |
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− | ===Episode 9=== |
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− | *Japanese Title=Sonna Kankaku |
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− | *Kanji Title=そんな感覚 |
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− | *Original Air Date=June 3, 2007 |
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− | *Short Summary= |
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− | <blockquote></blockquote> |
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− | ===Episode 10=== |
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− | *Japanese Title=Ganbō |
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− | *Kanji Title=願望 |
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− | *English Title=Desires |
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− | *Original Air Date=June 10, 2007 |
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− | *Short Summary= |
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− | <blockquote></blockquote> |
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− | ===Episode 11=== |
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− | *Japanese Title=Iron na Seiya no Sugoshigata |
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− | *Kanji Title=いろんな聖夜の過ごし方 |
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− | *Original Air Date=June 17, 2007 |
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− | *Short Summary= |
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− | ===Episode 12=== |
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− | *Japanese Title=O-matsuri e Ikō |
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− | *Kanji Title=お祭りへ行こう |
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− | *Original Air Date=June 24, 2007 |
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− | *Short Summary= |
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− | <blockquote></blockquote> |
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− | ===Episode 13=== |
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− | *Japanese Title=Oishii Hi |
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− | *Kanji Title=おいしい日 |
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− | *Original Air Date=July 1, 2007 |
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− | *Short Summary= |
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− | <blockquote></blockquote> |
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− | ===Episode 14=== |
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− | *Japanese Title=Hitotsu Yane no Shita |
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− | *Kanji Title=ひとつ屋根の下 |
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− | *Original Air Date=July 8, 2007 |
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− | *Short Summary= |
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− | ===Episode 15=== |
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− | *Japanese Title=Ikinari wa Kawarenai |
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− | *Kanji Title=いきなりは変われない |
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− | *Original Air Date=July 15, 2007 |
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− | *Short Summary= |
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− | <blockquote></blockquote> |
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− | ===Episode 16=== |
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− | *Japanese Title=Ringu |
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− | *Kanji Title=リング |
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− | *English Title=Ring |
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− | *Original Air Date=July 22, 2007 |
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− | *Short Summary= |
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− | <blockquote></blockquote> |
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− | ===Episode 17=== |
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− | *Japanese Title=O-tento-sama no Moto |
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− | *Kanji Title=お天道様のもと |
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− | *Original Air Date=July 29, 2007 |
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− | *Short Summary= |
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− | ===Episode 18=== |
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− | *Japanese Title=Jūnintoiro |
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− | *Kanji Title=十人十色 |
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− | *Original Air Date=August 5, 2007 |
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− | *Short Summary= |
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− | <blockquote></blockquote> |
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− | ===Episode 19=== |
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− | *Japanese Title=Niji ni Honshitsu Ari |
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− | *Kanji Title=二次に本質あり |
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− | *Original Air Date=August 12, 2007 |
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− | *Short Summary= |
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− | ===Episode 20=== |
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− | *Japanese Title=Natsu no Sugoshigata |
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− | *Kanji Title=夏の過ごし方 |
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− | *Original Air Date=August 19, 2007 |
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− | ===Episode 21=== |
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− | *Japanese Title=Pandora no Hako |
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− | *Kanji Title=パンドラの箱 |
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− | *Original Air Date=August 26, 2007 |
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− | ===Episode 22=== |
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− | *Japanese Title=Koko ni Aru Kanata |
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− | *Kanji Title=ここにある彼方 |
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− | *Original Air Date=September 2, 2007 |
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− | ===Episode 23=== |
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− | *Japanese Title=Bimyō na Rain |
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− | *Kanji Title=微妙なライン |
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− | *Original Air Date=September 9, 2007 |
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− | ===Episode 24=== |
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− | *Japanese Title=Mitei |
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− | *Kanji Title=未定 |
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− | *English Title=Pending |
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− | *Original Air Date=September 16, 2007 |
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− | *Short Summary= |
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− | <blockquote></blockquote> |
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− | ===[[Lucky_Star_OVA | OVA]]=== |
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− | *Japanese Title=Original na Visual to Animation |
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− | *Kanji Title= |
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− | *English Title=Original Visual Animation |
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− | *Original Air Date=September 26, 2008 |
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− | *Short Summary= |
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+ | ==Development== |
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+ | Kadokawa Pictures USA and Bandai Entertainment announced that they licensed the Lucky Star anime with a teaser trailer as a special feature on the volume 4 DVD of [[The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya]]. The first four English [[DVD Sets|DVD volumes]] were released by Bandai Entertainment in 2008 on May 6, July 1, September 2, and November 18. The fifth and sixth volumes were released in 2009 on January 6 and March 17.However, the sixth volume's limited edition release has been canceled due to low sales of the other volumes' limited editions. As much as possible, the English cast was paired with the same characters as those of the Japanese voice actors from past shows, in order to translate the anime references clearly—Wendee Lee voiced the lead roles for both Haruhi Suzumiya and Konata Izumi, in reference to their original voice actor, Aya Hirano. |
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[[Category:Lucky Star Series]] |
[[Category:Lucky Star Series]] |
Revision as of 01:06, 2 December 2013
Lucky Star (Series)
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Japanese Name
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らき☆すた, Raki☆Suta
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Director
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Yutaka Yamamoto (Episodes 1-4), Yasuhiro Takemoto (Episodes 5-24)
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Series Configuration
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Touko Machida
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Character Design
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Yukiko Horiguchi
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Music
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Satoru Kousaki
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Animation
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Kyoto Animation
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Lucky Star is an anime based on the Lucky Star manga. The twenty-four episodes aired between April 8, 2007 and September 16, 2007 on Chiba TV and is produced by the animation company Kyoto Animation. The series was initially directed by Japanese animation director Yutaka Yamamoto, but after the first four episodes he was fired and replaced by Yasuhiro Takemoto starting with episode 5. An original video animation episode was produced following the series and was released on September 26, 2008.
Plot
Main
Lucky Star's anime is mainly based off the original manga strips, but includes extended side plots. The only major difference between the anime and the manga is that the anime starts the story with them beginning their second year of high school, while in the manga it starts during their first year.
Lucky Channel
- See: Lucky Channel
Near the end of every episode, there is an additional segment called Lucky Channel co-hosted by Akira Kogami and her assistant Minoru Shiraishi. The humor of this segment takes on a decidedly darker, mean-spirited, more cynical and mature tone than the main show, disguised as an infomercial that skims over characters who appear in the anime, but mainly deals with the progressively abusive and violent work-relationship between Akira and Minoru.
Miyakawa-ke no Kufuku
A spinoff, Miyakawa-ke no Kufuku has started broadcasting beginning April 29, 2013 and it focuses on the Miyakawa sisters.
Lucky Star Episodes
- The Girl who Dashes Off
- Efforts and Results
- Various People
- A Question of Motivation
- The Famous Shooter
- Fixtures of Summer
- Image
- Energetic Despite Not Being Myself
- That Feeling
- Desires
- Various Ways to Spend Christmas Eve
- Let's Go to the Festival
- Delicious Day
- Under One Roof
- I Can't Suddenly Change
- Ring
- Base of the Sun
- To Each Her Own
- There is Substance in 2-D
- Ways to Spend Summer
- Pandora's Box
- The Yonder Here
- Delicate Line
- To Be Decided
Development
Kadokawa Pictures USA and Bandai Entertainment announced that they licensed the Lucky Star anime with a teaser trailer as a special feature on the volume 4 DVD of The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya. The first four English DVD volumes were released by Bandai Entertainment in 2008 on May 6, July 1, September 2, and November 18. The fifth and sixth volumes were released in 2009 on January 6 and March 17.However, the sixth volume's limited edition release has been canceled due to low sales of the other volumes' limited editions. As much as possible, the English cast was paired with the same characters as those of the Japanese voice actors from past shows, in order to translate the anime references clearly—Wendee Lee voiced the lead roles for both Haruhi Suzumiya and Konata Izumi, in reference to their original voice actor, Aya Hirano.