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Japanese manga serial

オオカミ少女と黒王子 ( Ōkami Shōjo to Kuro Ōji )
Wolf Daughter and Blackness Prince
Encompass of the first manga volume
Genre	Romantic one-act
Manga
Written by	Ayuko Hatta
Published past	Shueisha
Mag	Bessatsu Margaret
Demographic	Shōjo
Original run	October 25, 2011 – May 13, 2016^[1]
Volumes	xvi (Listing of volumes)
Anime idiot box serial
Directed by	Ken'ichi Kasai
Produced by	Shunsuke Nara Hiroyuki Kiyōno Yūji Kikukawa Shūichi Kitada Fumihiko Kimura Akinori Omata
Written by	Sawako Hirabayashi
Music past	Gō Sakabe
Studio	TYO Animations
Licensed by	^AUS Madman Amusement ^NA Sentai Filmworks
Original network	Tokyo MX, ytv, BS11, CTV
Original run	October five, 2014 – December 21, 2014
Episodes	12 + OVA (List of episodes)
Live-action film
Directed by	Ryūichi Hiroki
Produced past	Shinzō Matsuhashi Tadaaki Kitajima
Written by	Yukiko Manabe
Music by	Hiroko Sebu
Studio	Plus D
Released	May 28, 2016 (2016-05-28)
Runtime	116 minutes
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Wolf Daughter and Blackness Prince ( オオカミ少女と黒王子 , Ōkami Shōjo to Kuro Ōji ) is a Japanese shōjo manga series written by Ayuko Hatta. Information technology was adapted into a drama CD in 2013.^[2] In 2014, the May upshot of Shueisha'south Bessatsu Margaret magazine announced that an anime television had been green-lit.^[3] The anime aired from October 5 to December 21, 2014. Sentai Filmworks has licensed the series.^[4]

Plot [edit]

Erika Shinohara is a loftier schoolhouse student who desperately wants to fit in a clique so she would not become lonely. Nonetheless, because her clique consists of girls who take boyfriends, she has to resort to tell lies about having one herself. To make them more authentic, Erika takes a photo of a random guy in the street. Unfortunately, the guy, Kyoya Sata, turns out to be the most pop boy from her school. Erika asks him to pretend to be her fellow, which he agrees to under 1 status: that she get his "Wolf Daughter" by acting similar a pet to him.

To her dismay, Erika discovers that Kyoya is far more dark-hearted than the "princely" personality he feigns towards others; he frequently gives snarks, insults, and generally has a cynical view of the world. Despite this, Erika is slowly attracted and eventually falls in love with him. Kyoya in plow softens and finds out that he is attracted to her as well, something that is cemented when Erika quits being the Wolf Girl later a misunderstanding, which he responds past "promoting" her to become his actual girlfriend.

Erika and Kyoya go through their high school years as a couple while having to face up many challenges, including love rivals for each other, misunderstandings, and jealousy. They likewise acquire to understand and change for the benefit of each other. In the process, they befriend three people who course a function of a grouping: Erika's cocky-reliant all-time friend, Ayumi Sanda; Kyoya's hot-blooded best friend, Takeru Hibiya; and the flamboyant Nozomi Kamiya, who becomes their classmate during their second yr. Near the end of the series, the couple also take to confront the truth of a long-distance relationship when Erika has to motility to Kyoto to nourish a vocational schoolhouse for glass making; the 2 ultimately decide on working it out somehow.

Vii years subsequently graduation, the group have attained each of their preferred professions, with Erika herself becoming a glass maker. She has also married Kyoya, with whom she has a daughter, Yuina.

Characters [edit]

Kyōya Sata ( 佐田恭也 , Sata Kyōya ): Voiced by: Takahiro Sakurai (anime and drama CD) Played by: Kento Yamazaki; At the start, when Erika suggested her idea of faking lovers, Kyōya agrees to it with a "Prince Charming" mental attitude. However, shortly after, he blackmails, torments and makes her his "dog". Gradually, he starts to genuinely intendance for her and becomes jealous whenever she gets close to other guys. He also develops a protective mental attitude towards her. Equally the serial continues, he realizes his bodily feelings for her and that she is not but a way to "pass time". He is really more of tsundere hiding under the disguise of a sadist. One time Kyōya learns that he could lose Erika to Yū, he goes subsequently her during their appointment and confesses his feelings for her. Kyōya also has an older sister who more than or less shares his sadistic tendencies, and a fun-loving, rather hare-brained female parent.

Erika Shinohara ( 篠原エリカ , Shinohara Erika ): Voiced by: Kanae Itō (anime and drama CD) Played by: Fumi Nikaidō; The main protagonist of the series. Erika often tells tall tales virtually her having a boyfriend and takes a photo of a random guy to testify every bit proof. Yet, the guy turns out to exist Kyoya Sata, who also goes to her school. Afterward some pleading, he agrees to pretend to exist her beau under the condition that she get his "pet domestic dog." She eventually falls for him, despite his barbarous mental attitude towards her and desperately tries to win his affection.

Ayumi Sanda ( 三田亜由美 , Sanda Ayumi ): Voiced by: Ai Kayano (anime and drama CD) Played past: Mugi Kadowaki; Known besides every bit San-chan, Sanda is a curt-haired girl and initially the but one of Erika's friends to know the "false fellow" situation. She is the complete opposite of Erika, existence mature, cocky-reliant, and quiet. She is as well the classmate of Kyouya during their offset year. Though Sanda had a short interest in Kyoya, she considers her friendship with Erika to exist more of import than her crush. Later into the series, she also becomes close to Takeru.; In the movie adaptation, Sanda studies in a separate, all-girls, school from Erika, making her a stranger to Kyoya.

Takeru Hibiya ( 日比谷健 , Hibiya Takeru ): Voiced by: Yoshimasa Hosoya (anime and drama CD) Played by: Ryusei Yokohama; Kyōya'south best friend from middle school who is inheriting his family'south cafe business. He is a hot blooded man with a unproblematic and clear personality. He fully supports Erika and Kyoya'southward relationship, existence relieved that Kyoya is finally able to befriend someone other than himself. Later into the series, Takeru becomes shut to Sanda, which initially causes Nozomi'south jealousy, as he thinks that their and Erika and Kyoya's relationships will make him the only single in their group.

Marin Tachibana ( 立花マリン , Tachibana Marin ): Voiced by: Mariya Ise (anime and drama CD) Played by: Tina Tamashiro; One of Erika's friends.

Aki Tezuka ( 手塚愛姫 , Tezuka Aki ): Voiced by: Mikako Komatsu (anime and drama CD) Played by: Elaiza Ikeda; 1 of Erika'south friends. She is dating Hajime Mukai, who is several years older than her. Belatedly to the series, Mukai makes plans to motion to Italy, initially causing both him and Tezuka to determine to end the relationship after the summer ends. Still, with Erika and Kyoya's encouragement, Tezuka decides to motion with him later her loftier schoolhouse graduation despite her parents protests.

Nozomi Kamiya ( 神谷望 , Kamiya Nozomi ): Voiced by: Yoshitsugu Matsuoka (anime and drama CD) Played past: Nobuyuki Suzuki; Nozomi is a super flashy guy and belongs in the aforementioned year equally Kyouya and Erika. Besides, he is a sort of a playboy blazon. He can easily call back the names he only acquainted to, particularly beautiful girls name. When he kickoff sees Kyōya, Nozomi believes he is the same as himself, even when he learns that Kyōya and Erika are dating. He tries to get him to come around to his way of thinking; that it is no fun being held downwardly past 1 girl. However, Kyōya refuses and says how pointless it is to take meaningless flings with various girls, causing Nozomi to give up. He as well decided that he should find someone special to him as Erika is to Kyōya. Since then, he becomes a part of their group and even briefly becomes worried that he will exist left as the "third wheel" after finding out that Takeru and Ayumi are attracted to each other.; In the film accommodation, Nozomi's personality is combined with that of Yoshito Kimura, a pocket-size graphic symbol who wants to appointment Erika just so he can become his revenge at Kyoya. Considering of this, he never befriends Erika nor becoming a part of her group.

Yū Kusakabe ( 日下部憂 , Kusakabe Yū ): Voiced by: Ayumu Murase (anime) Played by: Ryo Yoshizawa; An unconfident and shy outcast, deemed a "coward" by Kyōya. Erika becomes friends with him after discovering that under his repose exterior is an hostage, kind-hearted person. He started to develop feelings for Erika, causing him to dislike the way Kyōya treats Erika. Erika and him continue a date and endeavor to become romantically shut, but she confesses that she however likes Kyouya. He kindly accepts this and warns Kyouya not to hurt her again. He ends up dating Edano.

Yoshito Kimura ( 木村良人 , Kimura Yoshito ): Voiced by: Nobunaga Shimazaki (anime and drama CD); A boy in Erika's grade. He tries to get Erika to fall in love with him to get revenge on Kyōya for "alluring" his girlfriend, which fails. He seldom makes appearances afterward, where he is revealed to have dated another girl.; In the moving-picture show accommodation, though Kimura does not announced, his function is combined with that of Kamiya.

Atsuma Fujikawa ( 藤川敦 , Fujikawa Atsuma ): Atsuma, nicknamed "Atsu", is Marin's beau. He is cheerful and pixie-like, surprising Erika when she start meets him, every bit she always thought of him as a "absurd guy". Atsu accompanies Marin on a double date with Erika and Kyoya. When thugs dandy him and Marin, he chickens out, which disappoints Marin and makes her consider breaking up with him. However, with Kyoya's communication, he stands up against the thugs despite existence unprepared, impressing Marin and rejuvenating her love.

Kitamura ( 北村 ): Voiced by: Shintarō Asanuma; Kitamura is Erika's bespectacled homeroom instructor from her second year until graduation. He is stern and dislikes the playfulness of Erika'due south group, though at the end of the series he gets permission for the form to agree a ball earlier graduation ceremony.

Reika Sata ( 佐田怜香 , Sata Reika ): Voiced by: Mai Nakahara Played past: Nanao; Reika is Kyōya older sister who lives with their mother, Hitomi, in Kobe subsequently their parents' divorce, where she attends academy. She has the aforementioned personality as Kyoya does: cynical, derisive, and pessimistic, and the two often go out their way to insult and snark at each other. Having becoming used to seeing girls fawn over her blood brother due to his handsome looks, she thinks that Kyoya will never find a serious partner, initially making her dismissive of Erika. Later seeing how close Kyoya had genuinely become towards Erika, Reika supports her and gets mad whenever Kyoya treats her badly.

Hitomi Sata ( 佐田瞳 , Sata Hitomi ): Voiced past: Aya Hisakawa; Hitomi is Kyoya and Reika'south mother. Afterwards divorcing her married man, she moved to Kobe, only merely took Reika with her. Since then, she has felt guilty for abandoning Kyoya, who is forced to alive in a lonely environs equally his male parent is constantly at work. Unlike her children, Hitomi is fun-loving and has a rather kid-similar personality, though she has a bad streak whenever she drinks booze.

Rena Fukami ( 深見レナ , Fukami Rena ): Rena is Erika's maternal cousin. She is a senior eye school student during her first appearance. Kyoya tutors her for the loftier schoolhouse entrance test, something that Rena is annoyed at since Kyoya ever treats her like a child. When he saves her from a stuffy fellow, however, Rena falls in love with him and declares to Erika that she volition go her "official rival". Nevertheless, Kyoya's abiding dismissal of her, combined with his refusal to exit Erika, causes Rena to driblet her pursuit. She is after revealed to have successfully entered the aforementioned public school as Erika and Kyoya.

Yukari Kasai ( 河西紫 , Kasai Yukari ): Kasai is a classmate of Erika and Kyoya during their senior high school year. She volunteers for the position of female person organizer for the field trip to Hokkaido and has to work together with Kyoya, who is picked as the male organizer. She is no-nonsense and serious about her choice, criticizing Erika when she wants her to give her position to her just then she can exist with Kyoya. While she claims to have no involvement in Kyoya, she views his relationship with Erika equally rather dysfunctional and urges Kyoya to consider breaking up with her. She accepts his refusal to do so, however, and settles her differences with Erika amicably afterwards.

Kouichi Terasaki ( 寺崎孝一 , Terasaki Kōichi ): Terasaki is Erika'south center school friend and the simply boy to have confessed to her earlier she met Kyoya. She nicknames him "Terapon" and he in turn calls her "Nikuman". Back and so, Terasaki was rather portly, but since Erika's rejection he has worked out to become slimmer. Erika meets Terasaki over again during her senior year while looking for a office-fourth dimension job in a DVD rental, where he also works in. Despite being estranged for over three years, Terasaki still harbors feelings for Erika and stubbornly tells her to intermission upwards with Kyoya, whom he deems insensitive and to become his girlfriend instead. He is rather forceful in his amour towards her, such every bit deliberately kissing her when he catches her off-baby-sit. When she one time again rejects him, he hits her and is set up to do so again when she firmly states her loyalty to Kyoya. He is only restrained from doing and then once more by Kyoya, who beats him up and tells him to stay away from Erika. Before the couple leave, Terasaki wishes that their relationship crumble so Erika will know that her choice is incorrect.

Erika's begetter ( エリカの父 , Erika no chichi ) and mother ( エリカの母 , Erika no haha ): Erika'south nuclear family unit consists of a father and mother. Erika's father is an ordinary part worker with a passion for yakuza films, while her mother is a homemaker with the same kittenish personality as Erika. While they are present in early on chapters, they do non play significant roles until late in the serial. Erika's father catches Kyoya leaving Erika's room late 1 evening, who had been looking after her since she was ill and had fallen asleep while doing so, causing Kyoya to make a quick embarrassed exit. After this, he and Erika'southward mother invite Kyoya for dinner so they can learn more about him. There, Erika's male parent, who becomes jealous of Kyoya stealing Erika abroad from him, goes into a tantrum while drinking alcohol and drives him to leave dinner early on. Afterwards, nevertheless, he properly apologizes to Kyoya and accepts he is a expert guy. Afterwards, when Erika has made up her mind to written report drinking glass making, her mother briefly becomes infuriated equally she thinks that she is non serious. After realizing she is serious nigh her career choice, she calms down and contacts her sister-in-constabulary, Eiko, to have upwardly Erika under her tutelage.

Hajime Murai ( 村井肇 , Murai Hajime ): Murai is Tezuka'southward adult fellow. He often lends his car to have Tezuka and her friends home after school, but is unseen until late to the series, where he goes with Tezuka, Marin, Erika, and Kyoya to a camping trip of their senior year. Tezuka reveals that she is going to break up with Murai considering he is most to relocate to Italy, a option that the 2 have settled down. However, when Erika and Kyoya advise them non to suddenly role ways, Tezuka decides to follow Murai later graduation.

Eiko: Eiko is Erika's paternal aunt who lives in Kyoto with her husband, Shinichi, and young son, Kei. She works as a glassware maker and in one case sent a drinking glass as a souvenir for Erika's family unit. Erika visits her sometime after the Bon Festival of her third twelvemonth to run into a display she puts up for the festival. Eiko introduces Erika to the world of glass making, which she quickly develops a passion for "similar love". Erika later determines glass making as her focus afterward graduation and is offered to study in Kyoto'south vocational school while simultaneously learning under and helping Eiko with her business.

Media [edit]

Manga [edit]

No.	Release date	ISBN
1	Oct 25, 2011^[5]	978-4-08-846715-3
two	January 25, 2012^[6]	978-four-08-846742-9
3	April 25, 2012^[7]	978-iv-08-846768-nine
iv	Baronial 24, 2012^[8]	978-iv-08-846819-8
5	December 25, 2012^[9]	978-4-08-846870-ix
6	May 25, 2013^[ten]	978-iv-08-845046-nine
7	September 25, 2013^[11]	978-4-08-845101-5
eight	December 25, 2013^[12]	978-4-08-845145-nine
9	April 11, 2014^[13]	978-four-08-845190-9
10	September 25, 2014^[14]	978-iv-08-845266-ane
11	November 25, 2014^[fifteen]	978-four-08-845301-9
12	April 24, 2015^[16]	978-4-08-845381-1
xiii	August 25, 2015^[17]	978-4-08-845431-iii
14	November 1, 2015^[18]	978-4-08-845483-2
15	April 25, 2016^[nineteen]	978-4-08-845540-two
16	May 25, 2016^[20]	978-4-08-845577-8

Anime [edit]

An anime television series accommodation aired in Japan betwixt October 5, 2014 and December 21, 2014. Produced past Shueisha, Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation, VAP, TYO Animations and Yomiuri-TV Enterprise, the series is directed past Ken'ichi Kasai, with Sawako Hirabayashi treatment series composition, Maki Fujioka designing the characters and Gō Sakabe composing the music. The opening theme is "Beloved Practiced Time" by SpecialThanks and the ending theme is "Wolf Center" ( オオカミハート ) by Oresama. It ran for 12 episodes.^[21] Crunchyroll streamed the series,^[22] while Sentai Filmworks has licensed the serial.^[4]

Live-activeness film [edit]

A live-activeness movie adaptation directed by Ryūichi Hiroki premiered in Japanese theaters on May 28, 2016.^[24] It grossed US$ten,639,039 at Japan box role.^[25]

Reception [edit]

The manga has sold over two.4 one thousand thousand copies as of Apr 2014.^[26] The 7th volume reached the number four place on the Oricon weekly manga nautical chart in the calendar week of September 23–29, 2013, with 102,872 copies sold.^[27]

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^ ^a ^b "Sentai Filmworks Adds Shirobako, Angelic Method, Wolf Daughter & Blackness Prince Anime". Anime News Network. September two, 2014. Retrieved January 25, 2019.
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^ "Magic Kaito 1412, Wolf Girl & Blackness Prince's Episode Counts Listed". Anime News Network. September 11, 2014. Retrieved January 25, 2019.
^ "Crunchyroll to Stream Wolf Girl & Black Prince, Joker, I Tin can't Understand What My Husband is Saying". Anime News Network. Oct four, 2014. Retrieved January 25, 2019.
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Anime With Wolf Girl Bark At Moon