Yami to BÅshi to Hon no Tabibito
Yami to Boshi to Hon no Tabibito (Japaneseヤミと帽子と本の旅人, dt " Yami, Hat and the traveler of the book" ), named Yamibō, is a Japanese eroge - Ren'ai Adventure of ROOT / Orbit. Based on this, followed by a manga and an anime, the plot of the anime deviates from the game.
- 3.1 Manga
- 3.2 Anime
Action
Game
The game begins with a girl that is brought by a dragon in a strange library in the map, a world of the past, present and future in various books. The player is a young man named Koge from one of these " book worlds ", which, however, no longer knows the way back to his. The player is now on behalf of the residents of the library find this girl and travels with it in the various " book worlds."
Anime
The story is about the high school student Hazuki Azuma who is looking for her sister Hatsumi in which she has fallen in love. After the disappearance of Hatsumi, Hazuki Lilith is a bird who calls himself Ken presented. Lilith is the third Guardian of the great library, also known as Yami. It follows up on Hazuki because Hatsumi is actually her biological sister Eve. Each book in the great library represents a different " world of books " in the Hazuki, Lilith and Ken looking for Hatsumi ( Eve ) travel.
Characters
Adaptations
Manga
In the computer game and manga magazine Comptiq from spending 9/2003 was ( August 9, 2003) to 1 /2004 ( 10 December 2003) to match a manga called Yami to Boshi to Hon no Tabibito - Romance published by Aya Sakurai. The chapters have been published in an anthology ( tankōbon ) on 25 December 2003.
Anime
The play was adapted by Studio Deen as anime. The first episode aired on MBS on 3 October 2003 in the Kinki Region. Within one month followed by more than a dozen other stations in other regions. Due to the New Year program, the final episode aired on MBS was only on 9 January 2004, the Tokyo MX with the 2 days delay aired the series this broadcast on 28 December 2003.
The header title Hitomi no Naka no Meikyu (瞳 の 中 の 迷宮, dt " the maze in the eyes " ) was developed by Aiko Kayō and the credits Title Eien no Inori o Sasagete (永遠 の 祈り を 捧げ て, dt " presenting an eternal sung prayer " ) by Sanae Kobayashi.