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Princession Orchestra Anime Reveals Lyric Video for Azusa Aoi's Character Princess Ripple
posted on by Crystalyn Hodgkins
The official website for the original anime Princession Orchestra began streaming a lyric video on Thursday featuring Princess Ripple's (voiced by Azusa Aoi) song "Innocent Call." The website will release two more lyric videos over the next two weeks for Princess Zeal and Princess Meteor.
The anime will debut in 2025.
The anime stars (character name romanizations are not confirmed):
- Azusa Aoi as / Minamo Sorano / Princess Ripple (blue hair)
- Yuri Fujimoto as Kagari Sakibe / Princess Zeal (pink hair)
- Azusa Tachibana as Kagase Ichijō / Princess Meteor (green hair)
Unlike other anime projects which insert pre-recorded songs into battle sequences, this anime has the voice cast members sing new renditions of songs in each episode's recording sessions.
King Records and ARIA entertainment's new content production brand UNISON are credited with the original work, and Takara Tomy is sponsoring the project. Akifumi Kaneko (Symphogear franchise's series composition) is credited with the original plan. Elements Garden's Noriyasu Agematsu is the executive producer. Shin Ōnuma (Fate/kaleid liner Prisma Illya anime franchise, BOFURI: I Don't Want to Get Hurt, so I'll Max Out My Defense. both seasons) is directing the anime at SILVER LINK. Manta Aisora (Nyaruko: Crawling with Love! original creator) is writing and overseeing the series scripts. Yukiko Akiyama (Yumeiro Pâtissière, Isuca) is designing the characters for animation based on Mari Shimazaki's (Luck & Logic, Bayonetta) original designs. Elements Garden is composing the music.
The anime takes place in Alicepia, which is a mysterious country that has existed since ancient times. The inhabitants of Alicepia, the Alicepians, are a fun-loving people, but one day mysterious monsters called Jamaock appeared to threaten the peace of Alicepia. The story follows the "princesses" who never forget the song in their hearts, even when facing such danger.
Sources: Princession Orchestra anime's website, Comic Natalie
