Rose Of Versailles

"Private BeruBara Academy" reimagines Riyoko Ikeda's classic historical shōjo manga Otomate, a brand for romance games aimed at female players, announced on Sunday that Riyoko Ikeda's classic historical shōjo manga Rose of Versailles is inspiring a Shiritsu BeruBara Academy ~Versailles no Bara Re*imagination~ (Private BeruBara Academy: Rose of Versailles Re*imagination) project. The project has both an unspecified "screen adaptation" and a game adaptation simultaneously in the works. Sunday's "10th Anniversary Otomate Party 2017" event previewed the project with a video: Text: Fully Supervised by Riyoko Ikeda Production Text: That Masterpiece … Now Raises the Curtains on a New Stage Text: Private BeruBara Academy: Rose of Versailles Re*imagination Text: Otomate Presents Text: Rose of Versailles' 45th Anniversary Work Text: Private BeruBara Academy: Rose of Versailles Re*imagination Original Work: Riyoko Ikeda's Rose of Versailles Project Collaboration: Power Am

"Episode 9" debuts later this month, November, focuses on Rosalie This year's 21st issue of Shueisha's Margaret magazine revealed on Thursday that Riyoko Ikeda will serialize a two-part extra episode of The Rose of Versailles manga in the magazine's 22nd and 23rd issues on October 20 and November 5, respectively. The episode will have a total of 45 pages, with five pages in color. The two-part manga, titled "Versailles no Bara Episode 9," focuses on Rosalie, who served Marie Antoinette until her execution. After those events, she begins to notice suspicious activity around her husband Bernard. Ikeda launched the original manga in Shueisha's Weekly Margaret magazine in 1972. The story is set in the intrigue-filled court of Queen Marie Antoinette before and during the upheavals of the French Revolution. Lady Oscar is a young woman raised as a man to serve in the palace guards. Ikeda published a 16-page one-shot, "Rose of Versailles Episode," in Shueisha's Margaret magazi