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Genre Comedy, Historical Published by Media Factory Original run 2006 – present Adaptations Tono to Issho (2010) Release date 2006 | 6.8/10 MyAnimeList Written by Ohba-Kai Demographic Seinen Volumes 8 Magazine Monthly Comic Flapper Publisher Media Factory | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Tono to issho gantai no yabou 07 shimazu
Tono to Issho (Japanese: 殿といっしょ, My Lord and Me) is a Japanese 4-panel gag manga written and illustrated by Ohba-Kai. Tono to Issho parodies several historical figures from Japan's Sengoku period (Warring States Era). Tono to Issho was adapted into two anime television series and two original video animations.
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- Manga
- Original video animation
- Anime television series
- Reception
- References
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Manga
Tono to Issho began its serialized run in the manga magazine Media Factory's Comic Flapper in 2006. The manga series parodies the exploits of several historical figures from Japan's Sengoku period (Warring States Era), such as Chousokabe Motochika, Date Masamune, Katakura Kagetsuna, Uesugi Kenshin, and Oda Nobunaga.
Original video animation
In November 2009, an original video anime adaptation of Tono to Issho was announced. The anime adaptation was released on DVD on March 25, 2010. A second anime DVD was bundled with the fifth volume collection of the manga series released on August 23, 2010.
Anime television series
After the release of the first original video anime DVD, an anime television adaptation was announced in the Mainichi Shimbun paper. The series, titled Tono to Issho: Ippunkan Gekijōu (殿といっしょ 1分間劇場?, My Lord and Me: One Minute Theater), featured 12 episodes of 1.5 minutes in length and was broadcast from July 6, 2010, to September 21, 2010. A second television series, titled Tono to Issho: Gantai no Yabō (殿といっしょ ～眼帯の野望～?, My Lord and Me: Eyepatch's Ambition), was announced in 2010. The second season also consists of 12 episodes, but the runtime was lengthened to 3.5 minutes and began its broadcast run on April 5, 2011. Both series are streamed by the media streaming website Crunchyroll to audiences in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Iceland, Netherlands, Singapore, Brazil, and Portugal.
Reception
During the Anime News Network's summer 2010 anime previews, Gia Manry commented that the first anime series would be a hard sell because of its focus on Japanese history, but that the comedy is largely based on famous historical figures saying silly things. Commenting on the second season, ANN reviewer Bamboo Dong states that it "break[s] up the monotony of the work day" and was good for a quick laugh. She also states that the writers of the second series have what it takes to translate the manga into a visual medium. In Otaku USA's preview of series being simulcast by Crunchyroll beginning in March 2011, it described Tono to Issho as a champion of the comedy genre.