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|} My-Otome (舞-乙HiME Mai-Otome) is an anime produced by Sunrise, Inc. that aired from October 6th, 2005 to March 30th, 2006 on TV Tokyo. The show is an alternate universe to My-HiME (舞-HiME). My-Otome uses characters from My-HiME, but changes their roles and backgrounds to suit the new storyline. The series was originally announced under the working title "舞☆MAiD" ("Mai Star Maid"). As with My-HiME, the title is a quirky mix of English/Japanese wordplay, intentionally using an irregular romanization of 舞 (mai) as "My", and 乙HiME also stands for 乙-Type HIghly Advance Materializing Equipment. There is also a manga adaptation which follows a very different story.

The anime is a mixture of the magical girl and maid genres. The plot of the anime is centered around a training school for Otome, who are young girls trained for combat for the protection of royals and politicians, called Garderobe in the Windbloom Kingdom.

There is a 4 episode OAV series due for release in July of 2006, entitled My-Otome Zwei. [link][link]

Story

In the distant future, mankind has left Earth. On one planet named Earl, some of the "old technology" has survived in the form of nanomachines that allow young female virgins to take the role of Otomes - bodyguards and warriors that serve the royalty of various kingdoms. However, not everyone is content to allow the old technology to be so under-utilized, and there are those who seek to use it for their own nefarious ends. This is the environment in which My Otome is set.

The main character is Arika Yumemiya, a 14-year-old girl who grew up in a rural country. She has traveled to the Windbloom Kingdom in search of her mother, who is said to be a legendary Meister Otome. On arrival to Windbloom, Arika sees Meister Shizuru Viola (also known as the Graceful Amethyst) in combat and decides to become an Otome herself. The rest of the series follows her progress as a student at Garderobe academy and through the machinations of those who seek to overthrow the Windbloom Kingdom.

Characters

Note: When given names between My-Otome and My-HiME characters are the same, you can assume they have the same character design, with a few notable exceptions. As with the My-HiME article, this mainly describes the anime version only.

Garderobe Academy (ガルデローベ学園)

Coral Otome

Pearl Otome

Note: The Top Three Pearls form the equivalent of Garderobe's student council, which can be spelled several ways. Trias is used below.

Campus Administration

Five Columns

The five columns are special Otome who serve no master save for Garderrobe and Fumi, the first Otome. These five are considered among the strongest of all Otome in the world. They are, in order:

Windbloom Kingdom (ヴィントブルーム王国)

Artai Principality (アルタイ公国)

Aries Republic (エアリーズ共和国)

Aswad (アスワド)

Zipang (ジパング)

Cardair Empire (カルデア帝国)

Note: "Cardair" is also spelled "Carlteya" in some translations. Cardair is used below.

Florince (フロリンス)

United Kingdom of Lutesia (ルーテシア連合王国)

Lutesia Romulus (ルーテシア・ロムルス)

Lutesia Remus (ルーテシア・レムス)

Annam (アンナン)

Schwarz (シュヴァルツ)

Other

Episodes

List of My-Otome episodes

Cast

Character Voice Actor
Akane Soir Junko Iwao
Akira Okuzaki Sanae Kobayashi
Aoi Senoh Ryoko Shintani
Arika Yumemiya Mika Kikuchi
Chie Hallard Mitsuki Saiga
Erstin Ho Minami Kuribayashi
Irina Woods Kumiko Higa
Juliet Nao Zhang Yuuka Nanri
Lilie Adean Akiko Kimura
Mai Tokiha Mai Nakahara
Maria Graceburt Yoko Matsuoka
Mashiro Blan de Windbloom Yukana
Midori Yukari Tamura
Mikoto Ai Shimizu
Miya Clochette Yui Itsuki
Nagi Dài Artai Akira Ishida
Natsuki Kruger Saeko Chiba
Nina Wáng Ami Koshimizu
Rad Toshihiko Seki
Sakomizu Cardinal Akio Suyama
Sergay Wáng Katsuyuki Konishi
Shiho Huit Sakura Nogawa
Shizuru Viola Naomi Shindou
Takumi Tokiha Yugo Takahashi
Tomoe Marguerite Rie Tanaka
Yayoi Alter Kimiko Koyama
Yohko Helene Akiko Kimura
Yukariko Steinburg Kikuko Inoue

Trivia

These two terms are also related to each other mathematically: (# rems) = (# rads) (RBE, which stands for relative biological effectiveness)
The radioactivity reference is likely since there are other references to radiation damage with the Aswad, such as the sickness that the Aswad people suffer as a result of powerful weapons which left the land a desert wasteland, analogous to the nuclear bomb and radiation sickness.

Openings and Endings

Openings: Endings:

External links

 


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