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The "Game no Dengeki Kanshasai 2013 & Dengeki Bunko: Haru no Saiten 2013" event announced on Sunday that an anime adaptation of Yuyuko Takemiya's Golden Time light novel series has been green-lit. The event also announced that the Strike the Blood light novel series was also getting an anime adaptation.
The school romantic comedy of Golden Time revolves around Banri Tada, a college student who lost all of his memories before his high school graduation. The story follows Banri, Kōko Kaga (a girl whose seemingly perfect looks belies her hidden regrets), Kōko's significant other Mitsuo Yanagisawa, and other students at the college.
Takemiya launched the novel series in 2010, and ASCII Media Works released the fifth main volume last September. Eeiji Komatsu illustrates the novel volumes, while Umechazuke has been serializing a manga adaptation in ASCII Media Works' Monthly Comic Dengeki Daioh magazine since 2011. Takemiya's Toradora! light novel series also inspired anime.
The school romantic comedy of Golden Time revolves around Banri Tada, a college student who lost all of his memories before his high school graduation. The story follows Banri, Kōko Kaga (a girl whose seemingly perfect looks belies her hidden regrets), Kōko's significant other Mitsuo Yanagisawa, and other students at the college.
Takemiya launched the novel series in 2010, and ASCII Media Works released the fifth main volume last September. Eeiji Komatsu illustrates the novel volumes, while Umechazuke has been serializing a manga adaptation in ASCII Media Works' Monthly Comic Dengeki Daioh magazine since 2011. Takemiya's Toradora! light novel series also inspired anime.
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Thx for the info. After reading some of the first manga chapters I was just like: ''This definitely needs an anime.'' My wish was granted! (and those of many other I assume)