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Posted by : sannin FFF
Sabtu, 18 Agustus 2012
Future Diary | |
Cover of Future Diary volume 1. |
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未来日記 (Mirai Nikki) |
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Genre | Action, Survival Horror, Psychological, Romance, Supernatural, Suspense |
Manga | |
Written by | Sakae Esuno |
Published by | Kadokawa Shoten |
English publisher | Tokyopop |
Demographic | Shōnen |
Magazine | Shōnen Ace |
Original run | January 26, 2006 – December 27, 2010 |
Volumes | 12 (List of volumes) |
TV anime | |
Directed by | Naoto Hosoda |
Written by | Katsuhiko Takayama |
Studio | Asread |
Licensed by | Madman Entertainment Funimation Kaze UK/Anime on Demand |
Original run | October 10, 2011 – April 16, 2012 |
Episodes | 26 (List of episodes) |
TV drama | |
Mirai Nikki -Another:World- | |
Written by | Yūsuke Watanabe |
Original run | April 21, 2012 – ongoing |
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Future Diary (未来日記 Mirai Nikki?) is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Japanese manga author Sakae Esuno. The manga was first serialized in the Japanese shōnen manga magazine Shōnen Ace on January 26, 2006, and is published by Kadokawa Shoten. As of April 26, 2011, eleven tankōbon volumes have been released in Japan. The manga has been licensed by Tokyopop,
and ten of the English volumes have been released, with a release for
the last two now uncertain due to Tokyopop ceasing publishing in North
America. A "pilot anime"
DVD was released with the 11th manga volume in December 2010. A TV
anime series animated by Asread began airing in Japan on October 10,
2011. Funimation has licensed the anime for distribution in North America. A live action television drama premiered on April 21, 2012.
Esuno has also authored two side-story manga, each one spanning five chapters: first Future Diary: Mosaic which focuses on another Diary Holder, Minene Uryu, and tells unrevealed plot points of the main story; and in 2009-2010, Future Diary: Paradox (published in Young Ace), which tells the exploits of Aru Akise and Muru Muru set in an alternate timeline.
Plot
Yukiteru "Yuki" Amano is a loner who spends most of his time writing a
diary on his cell phone or talking with his imaginary friends Deus Ex
Machina, the God of Time and Space, and Muru Muru, Deus's servant. One
day, Deus gives Yuki a special diary, mentioning something about a game.
Strangely, Yuki's new diary has entries in it spanning the next 90
days—entries about the future that come unnervingly true. Deus, the
not-so-imaginary God of Time and Space, then forces Yuki to participate
in a battle royale
with eleven other people, each of whom also has a diary that can
predict the future in some unique way. The rules of this "Diary Game"
are simple: the contestants must try to find and kill all the other
contestants before the world ends on Day 90, and only the last one
standing can prevent the Apocalypse and become the new God of Time and Space.
Yuki initially has no desire to win the game, but after Deus informs
the other contestants that Yuki, as the "1st" Diary owner, is his
favorite to win the game, he is forced to team up with the 2nd Diary
owner—his obsessive stalker, Yuno Gasai—in order to survive the constant
attempts on his life by the other diary users, who see him as the
biggest threat. Although Yuki only feigns affection for Yuno to
manipulate her into protecting him, he soon becomes too afraid to spurn
her after witnessing her psychopathic obsession with their "Happy End"
(a prediction in Yuno's diary that she and Yuki will "become one" on
July 28, the 90th day of the game) and the terrifying methods she
employs to remove anything and anyone she perceives as a threat to it.
Yet despite Yuno's apparent insanity and the mounting evidence that she
is hiding something from Yuki, his declarations of love become
increasingly sincere over the course of the game. Even as he learns that
he cannot trust any of the other contestants, Yuki continues to trust
Yuno because her feelings for him are genuine and because he is
unwilling to personally stoop to the dirty tactics the competition
resorts to in order to survive.
Late in the game, everything changes when Yuki's parents are
murdered. Upon learning from Yuno that he can bring his parents back to
life by becoming the new God of Time and Space, Yuki becomes a ruthless,
backstabbing, and manipulative terrorist who doesn't hesitate killing
innocent people for the sake of killing the other contestants. Yuki's
actions shock his friends, in particular Aru Akise, an aspiring
detective who suspects that Yuno is not the person she claims to be.
After Yuno and Yuki become the last contestants, Aru and the rest of
Yuki's friends chastise him on how he has become just as bad as the
other contestants. Aru tries to warn Yuki that Yuno is manipulating him
and that she has an ulterior motive. Refusing to accept the truth and
obeying Yuno's urging, Yuki unwillingly kills his friends under the
pretense that he can bring them back to life later. In one last
desperate attempt to convince Yuki of the danger he is in, Aru
sacrifices his life, refusing to dodge a fatal blow from Yuno in order
to give Yuki a clue about Yuno's true identity.
As the "Happy End" draws near, Yuki begins to wonder about Aru's
final clue. When he unwittingly brings it up after having sex with Yuno,
with his desire to commit double suicide rather than win by killing
her, she attempts to kill him with an axe and he is forced to flee for
his life. In a major plot twist, Yuki is intercepted by Muru Muru, who
reveals that Yuno is the God of Time and Space, Muru Muru is Yuno's
servant whom she inherited from Deus, and the universe they currently
reside in is actually a time paradox created when Yuno, the winner of
the first Diary game, used her newfound powers to travel back in time
and start the game over. In the original Diary game, Yuki and Yuno also
defeated all the other contestants and decided to commit double suicide.
However, Yuno only faked her death because she believed that she could
bring Yuki back to life with the powers of the God of Time and Space. In
a cruel trick of fate, Yuno was able to resurrect Yuki's body but not
revive his soul. Mad with grief, Yuno decided to travel back in time
with Muru Muru, kill and replace her past self, have Muru Muru trap and
replace her past self, and together manipulate the game to ensure that, this time, Yuki wins the game.
After Muru Muru finishes her explanation, Yuno appears and declares
that Yuki is expendable to her: she only needs to play the Diary game a
third time if she wants Yuki to win. As Yuno closes in for the kill,
Yuki is saved by the sudden appearance of Minene Uryu, the supposedly
deceased 9th Diary owner. Undaunted, Yuno and Muru Muru proceed to
travel back in time to start the Diary game a third time, abandoning
Yuki and Minene to the destruction of the world. To their surprise,
Minene and Yuki are able to follow them, the former revealing that
although she is no longer a contestant in the Diary game, she possesses
part of Deus's powers and is there on his behalf to confirm his
suspicions that Yuno and Muru Muru are from a parallel universe and
prevent them from disrupting the Diary game. Upon arriving in the past
two years before the game, Minene interferes with and ultimately
prevents many of the terrible events that originally happened to the
other diary owners, thus, creates the third universe. As a result of
this, Yuno finds that her parents in the new universe are willing to
defend their universe's daughter. Yuki convinces Yuno to come to her
senses and surrender as he loves her, requesting that she kill him and
return to his universe to create a better world for herself. Regretting
her mistakes, Yuno instead kills herself, ending the game and making
Yuki the new God of his universe.
Despite his new title and powers, Yuki is so devastated by Yuno's
death that he is unable to do anything but stare at his diary's final
entry--"Yuno died."--and mourn her loss. After 10,000 years of mourning
in the void of his post-apocalyptic universe, Yuki is shocked when the
spacetime of his universe shatters and reveals a passageway to the third
universe, created through the joint efforts of the Muru Muru of the
third universe, the Muru Muru of the first universe, and the Yuno of the
third universe. The Yuno of the third universe recognizes Yuki, reveals
that she has the same memories as the Yuno from the first universe
(courtesy of the Muru Muru of the first universe), and invites Yuki into
the third universe so that they can finally be together. The Deus of
the third universe calls off the Diary game and makes Yuki and Yuno his
heirs, and Yuki is reunited with Yuno in the new, happier universe.
List of Future Diary characters
are named after Dii Consentes or Twelve Olympians in Roman and Greek Mythology .[1]Main characters
- Yukiteru Amano (天野 雪輝 Amano Yukiteru) (The First)
- Voiced by: Misuzu Togashi
- The main male protagonist of the series and the First diary user. Also known as Yuki (ユッキー Yukkī), he is a 14 year old middle schooler who is a rather quiet boy that does not talk much with behavior bordering on un-social. He mostly sees things around him as a bystander and writes it down in his cell phone diary. Yuki becomes involved in the Diary Game when to his shock that Deus, a god-like being whom he thought was an imaginary friend turns out to be real, selects him as one of twelve contestants in a 90 day battle royale where they must kill each other using their special diaries where the last survivor becomes Deus' new heir. Yuki's diary is called the Random Diary (無差別日記 Musabetsu Nikki), which written from his point of view, gives a detail explanation of his surroundings very accurately whether it be the present or the future. While versatile in any situation, the main disadvantage of the Random Diary is that it does not tells him what is happening to himself which leaves him vulnerable. Furthermore, since the diary is written from his point of view, Yuki can be tricked into thinking something he sees is true without realizing it which is a disadvantage for other people who use the Random Diary.
- Unlike most of the contestants, Yuki does not want any part of the game as he just wants to live peacefully and does not want to kill anyone, but is forced to play to survive and will only kill as a last resort as he is the main target by the other diary users because Deus sees Yuki as his favorite to win. Because he is weak, in order to protect himself, he quickly makes friends and allies to help him including Yuno Gasai, a girl in his class who is madly in love with him and another diary user. Yuki is a kind person yet is naïve for quickly trusting people whether they be friend or other diary users as they may have ulterior motives. The most complex relationship he has is Yuno, while Yuno is a formidable ally, her mad obsessive love for him to the point she is willing to kill or use anyone so both of them can survive scares him yet despite the many things she does that shocks him including kidnapping him against his will and learning she killed her parents, Yuki still relies on Yuno in order to protect himself.
- Originally, Yuki's main goal was to find a way to end the game peacefully without killing anyone but that goal quickly changes when during the middle of the game, his mother is accidentally killed by his father, who is also later killed by agents of John Balks, the Eleventh Diary user. While he is grieving his parents' deaths, Yuno seduces and convinces him that in order to bring his parents back to life, he should win the game and once he becomes the new God of Time and Space, he can use his divine powers to bring them back from the dead. With this new goal, Yuki becomes determined to win no matter what including lying, killing, backstabbing and destruction. His new behavior shocks his friends as his and Yuno's actions cause a series of terrorist attacks across the city.
- Eventually he would learn of Yuno's true origins and intentions. When he's pitted against her and Muru Muru, he claims to love her and with help from Minene, he's capable to avoid Yuno's attacks and later follow her to the new universe. Eventually reaching Yuno's house when she was being abused, which prompts him to change her future and by extension that of the other Diary Owners. While protecting the Yuno of the alternate universe he's trapped in an illusion world by Yuno where his parents are together and she does not exist. But breaks free through his love and force of will, finally Yuno commits suicide to make him the victor. 10,000 years pass and he refuses to rule with everybody he cared for dead, but the Yuno of the alternate universe appears to him with the memories of the past Yuno and the two become gods, finally together.
- He is named after Jupiter, the Roman god of the sky, weather and lightning.
- Yuno Gasai (我妻 由乃 Gasai Yuno) (The Second)
- Voiced by: Tomosa Murata
- The main female protagonist and the Second diary user. Smart, beautiful, and diligent, to most students she is seen as the model student but in reality, she is secretly obsessed with Yuki and constantly stalks him. Having Yandere-like tendencies, she is so obsessed with Yuki that she is willing to hurt or kill anyone who hurts him and is constantly jealous if anyone other than her is getting close with Yuki to the point she won't hesitate to sacrifice them because to her, the only important thing is that she and Yuki survive the game. Her obsession and possessiveness of Yuki is to the point that Yuno has no concern for anyone else's well-being, as she frequently states to Yuki that he should not care about what happens to his friends. Her diary is the Yukiteru Diary (雪輝日記 Yukiteru Nikki?), a diary which gives her details whatever Yuki is doing in the present every 10 minutes. Because it only focuses on Yuki, her diary does not detail anything about her unless it has to do with Yuki. But working together with Yuki's Random Diary, they are able to solve their diaries' weaknesses.
- Yuno's behavior was the result of her parents, who used to be loving parents before becoming demanding and pressuring their daughter to be the perfect citizen to the point they would lock her up in a cage and only allowed her certain amount of time for her to sleep and how much food she ate. Their treatment drove Yuno insane up to the point that she locked her parents in the same cage, hoping they would realize how she felt and change back to their old-selves only for them to die of hunger. To hide her parents' death, she made a cover story that they were working over-seas but Yuki would later learn about this as well as the truth after Aru Akise investigated the bodies. Yuno's origins are further explored, revealing she originates from a parallel universe where she was the victor of the game, but was driven mad when she resurrected Yuki but not his soul. This prompted her to travel to Yuki's universe where she murdered that universe's Yuno and took her place.
- When the truth of her identity is exposed, she travels to another universe to start all over again but she is thwarted by Yuki and Minene when they traveled back in time to that universe and change the terrible past of the contestants including Yuno's and prevented the diary game from happening. Trapped, she comes to the belief that she was merely using Yuki and tries to rid herself of him by sealing him in a illusionary world using her godly powers. However, Yuki breaks free just as Yuno realizes she does love Yuki and she kills herself to let him win the survival game. However, thanks to Deus of the new universe, Yuno's memories are implanted into her new universe counterpart, allowing Yuno and Yuki to reunite.
- She is named after the Roman goddess Juno.
- Minene Uryu (雨流 みねね Uryū Minene) (The Ninth)
- Voiced by: Mai Aizawa
- The secondary female protagonist, the Ninth Diary user and the protagonist of the side-story manga, Future Diary: Mosaic. An infamous atheist terrorist, Minene is a young woman who has hatred against organized religion particular God. Her hatred of religion stems from her past when she and parents were traveling in a city in the Middle East but got caught in a battle, which is hinted between Israelis and Palestinians, where her parents were killed in the crossfire. Blaming God for her parents death, she leads a crusade of destruction against those associated with God. Minene got involved in the Diary game when after a failed assassination to kill a Catholic Cardinal, she tried to escape but almost fell to her death but was saved by Deus who gave her an offer to save her if she join his game. Minene's diary is the Escape Diary (逃亡日記 Tōbō Nikki?), which will chart out the best course of actions for her to escape whenever she finds herself in a dangerous situation. While it means she can escape anything, it is not perfect as the diary can only tell her how to escape if there are favorably conditions that allow her any chance to escape.
- Originally, she wants to win the game to destroy religion worldwide but later mellows out after befriending Yuki and his friends. While she began as an antagonist against Yuki, she later became his ally, becoming a big sister figure to him and both of them hold no animosity with each other despite Minene was responsible for the destruction and deaths at his school and Yuki was the one who blinded her left eye. She shares an interesting relationship with Masumi Nishijima of the police whom she met during her failed assassination of a cardinal. While she constantly dismisses all of his attempts to get to know her, she finally relents and falls in love with Masumi. When Yuki becomes a ruthless terrorist, Minene allows the carnage it causes, until it led to the death of Masumi. Wanting to avenge Masumi's death, Minene has a gun fight with Yuki. Despite having the advantage, she is unable to kill him as Yuki reminds her of her younger self, allowing Yuki to shoot her. Knowing that she doesn't much time to live, she decides to help Yuki by sacrificing herself to open a vault where the Eleventh diary owner, John Balks, hides out.
- She fails, but survives the blast, after Deus gave her a portion of his powers before his death. Minene rescues Yuki and travels with him to the third world to stop Yuno from killing her younger self. She also contacts Keigo Kurusu and warns him of his son's fatal heart disease, altering history. Minene survives the final battle, and is shown to be living happily with the third incarnation of Nishijima, having children who have inherited her godly powers and can fly.
- She is named after the Roman goddess Minerva.
- Aru Akise (秋瀬 或 Akise Aru)
- Voiced by: Akira Ishida
- The secondary male protagonist and the protagonist of the side-story manga, Future Diary: Paradox. One of Yuki's new friends at his new school, Aru is genius with an amazing investigation skills and wants to be a great detective. He becomes involve in the Diary Game to learn the mysteries surrounding it and protect Yuki. Aru is bisexual, as not only he is interested in Yuki, but shows interest for Minene and Tsubaki as well. As the games continue, Aru becomes suspicious of Yuno and tries to find out what secrets is she hiding from Yuki. He soon discovers Yuno's origins but also his own when he learns about his creation by Deus as an "observer" to keep on eye on the contestant. He receives the Detective Diary from 8th which can make predictions based on the predictions of the other diaries. It is nearly a perfect diary, except when accounting for Akise's feelings towards Yuki, meaning he can act against what would be a perfect outcome. It also can't detect the difference between diaries from other universes, which Yuno exploits to defeat him. Despite losing to Yuno, he continues to help Yuki and gives him the clue on Yuno's identity before she removes his head.
- He is named after Apollo, the Greek god of the prophecy.
Diary game contestants and judges
- Takao Hiyama (火山 高夫 Hiyama Takao?) (The Third)
- Voiced by: Jin Domon [2]
- The Third Diary user. Takao is a teacher at Yuki's school who is secretly a serial killer who wears a heavy bulletproof trenchcoat with a hat and mask that hides his identity. Takao's diary is the Murder Diary (殺人日記 Satsujin Nikki?) which gives him details on who his next victims are and where and how he kills them. While the diary helps him catch his victims and prevents them from escaping, it does not tell him what to do if his victims will fight back thus he can be easily defeated. He was killed by a dart Yukiteru threw at his diary.
- It is revealed by Muru Muru that Takao repeatedly accidentally killed himself when she was presenting him with his Future Diary. First was when he thought she was a witness to his recent killing and sliced the phone, and then thinking the phone was evidence, he destroyed it again. She admitted she suspected he would be the first to go because of his paranoid personality.
- In the alternate universe, he is captured by Yomotsu Hirasaka, and put in prison in the anime.
- Keigo Kurusu (来須 圭悟 Kurusu Keigo?) (The Fourth)
- Voiced by: Masahiko Tanaka [2]
- The Fourth Diary user. Keigo is a police captain who was chosen for the Diary Game to balance out the other Diary users who were much worse. Calm, cool and collected, Keigo has no interest in the game and wants to find a way to stop it before more people get hurt and thus becoming Yuki's ally. His diary is the Criminal Investigation Diary (捜査日記 Sōsa Nikki?), which gives him details of crimes that will happen within the next 90 days, but it cannot predict the future of an investigation done by someone other than himself.
- He is introduced helping Yuki and Yuno against Minene after she terrorize their school and latter forms an alliance with them to find and stop the other Diary users. Thanks to his position, he provides police intel for Yuki and Yuno. Later, he joins them to the Omekata cult's shrine where its leader, Tsubaki has held Minene prisoner. After a three-way battle between them, the twelfth Diary user Yomotsu and Tsubaki's cult, Keigo helps Minene escape in exchange she becomes his informant and protect his son who is hospitalized due to his condition. But upon learning that his son's condition is not improving and will die in several weeks, Keigo, desperate to save his son's life, decides to win the game. After killing the Diary user Karyuudo, he frames Yuki and Yuno for trying to kill him and has the police go on a manhunt for them with orders to shoot to killed on sight. Yuki and Yuno hides at the hospital where Keigo's wife and son are along with Minene who decides to help them after learning of Keigo's betrayal. Keigo soon has the hospital surrounded and personally leads the SWAT police to kill Yuki, Yuno, Minene and save his family. But unbeknownst to him, Minene was able to sneak out and tells Masumi of what Keigo really did. After a standoff between him and Yuki,Yuki shoots Keigo, wounding him. Keigo realizes he cannot kill a child and kills himself by destroying his Future Diary. Before dying, he apologizes to Yuki for betraying him and tells him to protect his family.
- He appears in the alternate universe, being contacted by Minene about his son's cardiac illness, thus changing his future. He also appears protecting the alternate Yuno from the original one.
- Tsubaki Kasugano (春日野 椿 Kasugano Tsubaki?) (The Sixth)
- Voiced by: Eri Sendai [2]
- The Sixth Diary user. A frail girl with bad eye-sight, she is the leader of the Omekata cult (御目方教 Omekata Kyō?) where she's serves as the group priestess. The scroll she carries is actually her Future diary called the Clairvoyance Diary (千里眼日記 Senrigan Nikki?) which allows her to read what her followers see. However, Tsubaki does not trust what her diary tells her because what her followers see may not be accurate and her fear of traitors from within.
- Tsubaki is introduced after Yuki, Yuno and Keigo are invited to her cult's shrine to help deal with a Diary user who is disguising himself as one of her followers and planning to kill her in exchange she surrenders Minene to them after her cult captured her. Yuki agrees to help her due to her condition and Tsubaki's claim she has no interests in winning the game much to Yuno's jealousy. When the Twelfth diary user Yomotsu takes action to kill Tsubaki by hypnotizing her followers, Yuki and Yuno protects her and kills Yomotsu. However, Tsubaki betrays everyone, revealing she was using Minene as bait to lure them so she could trap and kill them and tells Yuki that she lied about not being interested in the game as she wants win and end the world as she hates it.
- The reason she hates the world was because when she was young, her parents who were the original leaders of the cult were killed in a car crash and she was made the priestess. However, the cult's second-in-command wanted the members of the cult not to leave so he had Tsubaki trapped in a cage and allowed the male members of the cult to rape her as part of a "ritual". The rapes traumatized Tsubaki with the only thing keeping her sane was a ball given to her by her mother but when she loses it during one of the cult's gang rapes, Tsubaki finally had enough and wanted the world to end for making her suffer. After Yuno helps Yuki escape by cutting off Tsubaki's right hand, Yuki goes into hiding until Tsubaki orders him to show himself or her cult will rape Yuno. Yuki charges into the room where Tsubaki and Yuno are and distracts everyone by throwing a ball, the ball Tsubaki lost, into the air and throwing a dart at Tsubaki's Future Diary. Before her death, Tsubaki cries it was unfair that her ball came back now when she needed it the most.
- In Future Diary: Paradox, Aru, who replaces Yuki as the First Diary user is ordered by Muru Muru to reenacted the events above but instead, Aru refuses and does things differently by having Ai and Orin help him distract Muru Muru and the Omekata cult so he can bring Tsubaki out of the cult's shrine. With Aru, Tsubaki learns from his investigations that her parents were actually murdered by the cult's second-in-command because her parents wanted to end the cult and give Tsubaki a normal life. Due to his kindness and him teaching her that despite what she had gone through, there was still some good in the world, Tsubaki falls in love with Aru.
- As Yuki changes the future of the alternate Yuno, this causes the future of the other participants to change, as a result the cult is able to find a bomb installed in the car of her parents and capture the second-in-command of the cult, thus preventing her from suffering the horrible life she had in the original world.
- She is named after Proserpina, the Roman goddess of the spring.[7]
- Yomotsu Hirasaka (平坂 黄泉 Hirasaka Yomotsu?) (The Twelfth)
- Voiced by: Yoshihisa Kawahara [2]
- The Twelfth Diary user. Blind and insane, he is a vigilante who acts like a super sentai hero including wearing spandex and a large, round one eye mask. While claiming to be fighting for "Justice", his view of justice is very different as to him, justice is the one who wins. His tape recorder called the Justice Diary (正義日記 Seigi Nikki?), has the ability to tell him what evil deeds that will happen in the future which range from normally criminal like plotting murder to the nonsensical like littering. Furthermore, his diary can hypnotize people by giving them illusions. Yuno kills him by decapitating him when he tried to kill Tsubaki by suicide bombing. A running gag with him is his real face is never seen, at one point going as far as to wear two separate bags on his head so as to continue hiding it even after having it removed.
- He appears in the alternate universe and captures the Third committing a crime. It can be guessed he continues his vigilante actions later on.
- Reisuke Houjou (豊穣 礼佑 Hōjō Reisuke?) (The Fifth)
- Voiced by: Asami Sanada [2]
- The Fifth Diary user. Reisuke is a four year old boy who despite looking seemingly harmless, is very intelligent for his age and has a very diabolical mind. He sometimes speaks in third person with his hand puppets whom he talks with. Reisuke's diary is the Hyper Vision Diary (はいぱーびじょんだいありー Haipā Bijon Daiarī?), a coloring book that gives a small summary of the activities that he will perform for the day. However, his diary only shows three entries for the day during the morning, noon, and night. Despite that, it has a certain advantage of giving Reisuke all three entries at the same time, which allows him ample time to carefully plot his next move, as well as some pictures drawn by him, giving him some source material other than writing.
- Reisuke's parents were members of the Omekata cult who both later committed mass suicide after the police raided their temple. However, Reisuke claims he never loved his parents since they neglected him and wants to win the game to be a "Super Elite" to prove he doesn't need to depend on adults. But despite these claims, Minene learned Reisuke did love his parents and was devastated when they died. After his parents' death, Reisuke is adopted by Mrs. Amano as she was a friend of his father. Due to the fact Yuki and Yuno were responsible for the incident that led to the police raid at the Omekata temple, Reisuke plans to kill them first, holding them responsible for his parents' deaths yet at the same time, he grows fond of them in a uniquely sadistic way, even calling them big brother and big sister. He was then killed by Yuno who stabbed him.
- As a result of the future change made by Yuki in the alternate universe, Tsubaki and the cult no longer become what they were, this in turn prevents the death of his parents and they become a happy family.
- Karyuudo Tsukishima (月島 狩人 Tsukishima Karyūdo?) (The Tenth)
- Voiced by: Hirokazu Hiramatsu [2]
- The Tenth Diary user. A rich man with elegant taste, Karyuudo is a dog breeder who loves and cares about his dogs so much that he neglects his family. His diary is the Breeder's Diary (飼育日記 Shiiku Nikki?), which allows him to control his dogs to attack his enemies using his cell phone by voice command. However, it's the disadvantage is that the more dogs that user control, the greater concentration needed to command all of them which leaves the user vulnerable. Karyuudo gets shot to death by Keigo.
- He appears in the alternate universe, with his future changed as Hinata takes a closer dedication to the dogs, this unites them and he no longer neglects his family.
- Marco Ikusaba (戦場 マルコ Ikusaba Maruko?) and Ai Mikami (美神 愛 Mikami Ai?) (The Seventh)
- Voiced by: Tomokazu Seki (Marco), Natsuko Kuwatani (Ai) [2]
- Originally assumed to be two separate Diary users, Marco and Ai are in fact both the Seventh Diary user. When first introduced, Marco and Ai were using apprentice diaries which were assumed by Yuki and his allies as their real Future diaries with Marco's The Unbeatable Brawler Diary (常勝無敗ケンカ日記 Jōshō Muhai Kenka Nikki?) predicting attacks before they happened, while Ai's Flirting Diary (逆ナン日記 Gyaku-nan Nikki?) locates any man she wants to flirt in the future. Their real diaries is the Exchange Diaries (交換日記 Kōkan Nikki?) which report each other's immediate future. The couple displays excellent teamwork as they use their diaries to cover each other's weaknesses.
- Ai appeared early in the series working undercover as member of the Omekata cult with her friend Orin Miyashiro to spy on Tsubaki. She returns later, this time with her boyfriend, Marco to eliminate the threat that of Yuki and Yuno. Marco and Ai are orphans who fell in love with each other after Ai was adopted by Kamado Ueshita, Marco's guardian. Their devotion is so strong that they want to win the game so they can become God and live for eternity together. The two encounter Yuki and Yuno during their attempt to investigate Kamado's diary, Marco enraged by Yuki's apparent lack of concern for Yuno, unaware she had previously kidnapped and drugged Yuki. The two couples reunite for a second fight in the old Sakurami observation tower. Ai is mortally wounded by Yuno as the tower collapses thanks to John Balks' intervention, Marco and Yuki working together to save Ai. Unwilling to live without Ai, Marco gives his single parachute to Yuki and Yuno to escape the tower, dying with Ai as the tower collapses.
- The two appear in the alternate universe, where Ai is seen pregnant after the survival game is averted.
- Kamado Ueshita (上下 かまど Ueshita Kamado?) (The Eight)
- Voiced by: Hiromi Konno [2]
- The Eighth Diary user. A large, strangely shaped woman, she is in charge of the "Mother's Home" orphanage where Marco, Ai and Orin were raised. Her diary, the Blog Diary (増殖日記 Zōshoku Nikki?, "Propagation Diary"), is actually a server that can be accessed by the people she allows in, giving each person their own "Apprentice Diary" that can predict the future in their own various ways. Kamado has no interest in the Diary Game as the only thing she cares about looking after her orphans. Ironically, it is her orphans who want her to win as they love Kamado and will kill anyone who harms her.
- Kamado is the only diary owner who has no interest in becoming god, and is a pacifist. However, she forms a brief alliance with Yuki to capture John Balks. Yuki turns against her, Yuno killing all of her children, prompting Kamado to flee with Balks. The two join forces to twist the game, using a supercomputer and Kamado's diary to give every phone owner in Sakurami City the power of the apprentice diaries. Kamado eventually abandons the scheme when Akise saves her from Yuno, saving Akise in return by giving him an apprentice diary to avoid being killed by Deus Ex Machina and then Yuno. Kamado is protected by Yuki's friend only for them all to be gunned down by the despairing Yuki. Kamado is then stabbed shortly after by Yuno, but she asks Yuki to create a new world where children do not have to worry.
- She appears on the alternate universe receiving a phone call from Balks who decides to give support to the orphanage after learning he will die in the survival game, and the two appear to puruse a relationship.
- John Balks (ジョン バックス Jon Bakkusu?) (The Eleventh)
- Voiced by: Takaya Hashi [2]
- The Eleventh Diary user and final one to be introduced. Balks is the Mayor of Sakurami City and is mastermind behind the Diary Game as he was the one who convince Deus to create the battle royale that will determine Deus' successor. Balks diary is the Watcher Diary ("The Watcher" in the Japanese version) which enables him to read the other diary users entries including the Apprentice Diary users. A believer in Nazi ideology, Balks' main goal is to create a race of superior beings with him as their leader. Despite his ideology, he is a gentleman, befriending Kamado and inviting her to help him in his place to give everyone in Sakurami City the power of the Future Diaries.
- He was Kurou Amano's employer who sent him to destroy Yuki's phone. After Kurou failed to accomplish his task, Balks has his men assassinate him. Yuki quickly vows revenge and launches an attack on Balks' forces located in a pair of identical business towers. Balks takes shelter in a bank vault, the bank once run by Yuno's parents. The only way to gain entry is through a retinal scanner which only he and the Gasai family can access, believing Yuno is unable to since Akise assumed she was an impersonator. Minene tries to blow apart the vault at the cost of her life, but fails. Yuno drags Yuki away, but returns, using the retinal scanner to enter the vault and kill Balks.
- In the third world created by Yuno, Balks' decision to create the Future Diaries is altered when he reads of his own death by observing Yuki's phone, cancelling out the survival game.
- Azami Kirisaki (霧崎あざみ Kirisaki Azami?)
- Voiced by: Yū Asakawa
- A thirteenth Diary Owner who appears exclusively in the PSP visual novel, Future Diary: The 13th Diary Owner (未来日記 -13人目の日記所有者- Mirai Nikki: 13-nin-me no Nikki Shoyūsha?). She possesses a video diary and wears a yellow raincoat.
- Deus Ex Machina (デウス エクス マキナ Deusu Ekusu Makina?)
- Voiced by: Norio Wakamoto [2]
- The God of Time and Space and the Diary Game overseer and creator. Yuki always assume that Deus was just his imaginary friend only to learn he is in fact real. Convinced by John Balks, Deus created the Diary Game to find a worthy successor to take over his place as the reason he created the game as his life is coming to an end. In reality, he seems to have a favor in Yuki and most likely wants him as his successor.
- Muru Muru (ムルムル Murumuru?)
- Voiced by: Manami Honda [2]
- A brown, white haired girl who is Deus' servant. She has a rather playful and nonchalant attitude toward Deus and the other Diary users. Most of the time she serves as the comic relief of the series. She poses as a major antagonist towards the end of both the main series and Future Diary: Paradox, scheming behind Deus for her own personal fun. Like Yuno, Muru Muru originates from the first world, having enjoyed the survival game so much that she performs a time leap with Yuno to the second world, traps her alternate self in Yuno's illusions, and gives Yuno her second Future Diary. After Deus dies, Muru Muru declares herself God until the second game is won, but the future of the third world is altered through numerous catalysts. The second Muru Muru escapes from Yuno's illusions with Yuki, beating down her first self. Both Muru Muru, along with a third one, reappear with Deus and Yuno in the third world when Yuki and Yuno reunite.
Other characters
- Masumi Nishijima (西島 真澄 Nishijima Masumi?)
- Voiced by: Makoto Ishii
- Chief Investigator and Keigo's subordinate within the police. He is an ally of Yuki within the police force. Masumi is interested in Minene, when the latter disguised herself as police detective. Even when he learns her real identity and what she does, Masumi still continues pursuing a relationship with Minene, much to the latter's confusion. In the new universe created by Yuno, Masumi and the second incarnation of Minene become a couple.
- Ouji Kosaka (高坂 王子 Kōsaka Ōji?)
- Voiced by: Minoru Shiraishi
- A classmate of Yuki's who used to bully him in the past but later became his friend during the Diary Game. He is the first one to receive his Disciple Diary (Kosaka King Diary in Japanese version) from the Eighth Diary user. This diary records any "triumphs" that Kosaka achieves in the future. Its usefulness is limited, however, as Kosaka views everything he does correctly as a great personal triumph, regardless of how small the task. Another serious shortcoming of his diary is that it only records when Kosaka will succeed, and therefore will not update if he is going to fail. He helps Yuki whenever possible.
- Hinata Hino (日野 日向 Hino Hinata?)
- Voiced by: Yuki Matsuoka
- One of Yuki's new friends in his new school. Her father is actually Karyuudo Tsukishima, the Tenth Diary user. Although she initially attempted to kill Yuki, Yuno, Aki and Kosaka, she did so under her father's promise (later revealed to be a lie) that they could be a family again. After her father's death, she helps Yuki whenever possible. She receive her Friendship Diary that predicts her friends actions, from Eighth Diary user.
- Mao Nonosaka (野々坂 まお Nonosaka Mao?)
- Voiced by: Yukana
- One of Yuki's new friends in his new school. She is a quiet, polite girl who is constantly photographing the things around her, though her photos mainly center on Hinata. She is in love with Hinata and would do anything for her. She received her Hinata Love Love Diary, which allows her to predict Hinata's future similarly to the way Yuno predicts Yuki's, from the Eighth Diary user.
- Orin Miyashiro (宮代 お鈴 Miyashiro Orin?)
- Voiced by: Etsuko Kozakura
- An assistant to Kamado, she was involved in the Sacred Eye incident. Her diary is the Orphanage Diary, and predicts Kamado's orphans actions.
- Rea Amano (天野 礼亜 Amano Rea?)
- Voiced by: Kaoru Mizuhara
- Yuki's mother who is rarely at home because of her work as a video game programmer. Despite this, she has a very casual and close relationship with her son and even approved Yuno as his girlfriend. However, she is oblivious of her son's involvement in the Diary Game and Yuno's true nature. Prior to the series, she divorced her husband Kurou for gaining a large debt. She later confronts her ex-husband and is killed by him.
- Kurou Amano (天野 九郎 Amano Kurō?)
- Voiced by: Takehito Koyasu
- Yuki's father, who is divorced from his wife for gaining a large debt. He appears later trying to reconcile with Yuki and their family. However, this is a facade as he is secretly working under John Balks to kill Yuki by destroying his diary, in exchange of having his debts paid. But his plans are foiled by Marco and Ai, forcing him to escape only to encounter his ex-wife whom he accidentally kills. Suffering from guilt and a desire to make up to his son for what he has done, he is killed by Balk's' men.
- Saika Gasai (我妻 西果 Gasai Saika?)
- Voiced by: Kikuko Inoue
- Yuno's adoptive mother. though dead throughout the majority of the storyline, she is shown in the past to have locked Yuno in a cage and vents her frustrations on her, claiming she is a bad daughter.
- Tarou Nanba "Taa-kun" (難波 太郎 "たー君" Nanba Tarō "Tā-kun"?)
- Voiced by: Naomi Shindō
- One of the orphans Kamado took care of. He is very determined to make sure she succeeds in the survival game, feeling she is the only person who can make a better world for the orphans. His diary is the "Copy Diary" and can mirror the abilities of other diaries.
- Funatsu (船津 Funatsu?)
- Voiced by: Eiji Maruyama
- The second in command of Tsubaki's cult. He is responsible for her parents death as well as the constant raping she suffers at the hands of the cult members. In the alternate universe, he is caught trying to bomb Tsubaki,s parent's car, changing the future of the cult.
- Balks' Assistant
- Voiced by: {{{1}}}
- Balks' Assitant. He has unusually dyed hair and dies trying to flee alongside his boss. His diary is the "Secretary Diary", which records all of the Mayor's actions.
References
- ^ a b Esuno, Sakae (September 26, 2011) (in Japanese), 未来日記フラグメンツ 公式ガイドブック (Future Diary Fragments - An Official Guidebook), Tokyo: Kadokawa Shoten, pp. 18, ISBN 978-4-04-715793-4
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o future diary staff/cast
- ^ Esuno, Sakae (September 26, 2011) (in Japanese), 未来日記フラグメンツ 公式ガイドブック (Future Diary Fragments - An Official Guidebook), Tokyo: Kadokawa Shoten, pp. 24, ISBN 978-4-04-715793-4
- ^ Esuno, Sakae (September 26, 2011) (in Japanese), 未来日記フラグメンツ 公式ガイドブック (Future Diary Fragments - An Official Guidebook), Tokyo: Kadokawa Shoten, pp. 46, ISBN 978-4-04-715793-4
- ^ Esuno, Sakae (September 26, 2011) (in Japanese), 未来日記フラグメンツ 公式ガイドブック (Future Diary Fragments - An Official Guidebook), Tokyo: Kadokawa Shoten, pp. 29, ISBN 978-4-04-715793-4
- ^ Esuno, Sakae (September 26, 2011) (in Japanese), 未来日記フラグメンツ 公式ガイドブック (Future Diary Fragments - An Official Guidebook), Tokyo: Kadokawa Shoten, pp. 30, ISBN 978-4-04-715793-4
- ^ Esuno, Sakae (September 26, 2011) (in Japanese), 未来日記フラグメンツ 公式ガイドブック (Future Diary Fragments - An Official Guidebook), Tokyo: Kadokawa Shoten, pp. 36, ISBN 978-4-04-715793-4
- ^ a b Esuno, Sakae (September 26, 2011) (in Japanese), 未来日記フラグメンツ 公式ガイドブック (Future Diary Fragments - An Official Guidebook), Tokyo: Kadokawa Shoten, pp. 56, ISBN 978-4-04-715793-4
- ^ Esuno, Sakae (September 26, 2011) (in Japanese), 未来日記フラグメンツ 公式ガイドブック (Future Diary Fragments - An Official Guidebook), Tokyo: Kadokawa Shoten, pp. 34, ISBN 978-4-04-715793-4
- ^ Esuno, Sakae (September 26, 2011) (in Japanese), 未来日記フラグメンツ 公式ガイドブック (Future Diary Fragments - An Official Guidebook), Tokyo: Kadokawa Shoten, pp. 40, ISBN 978-4-04-715793-4
- ^ Esuno, Sakae (September 26, 2011) (in Japanese), 未来日記フラグメンツ 公式ガイドブック (Future Diary Fragments - An Official Guidebook), Tokyo: Kadokawa Shoten, pp. 42, ISBN 978-4-04-715793-4
- ^ Esuno, Sakae (September 26, 2011) (in Japanese), 未来日記フラグメンツ 公式ガイドブック (Future Diary Fragments - An Official Guidebook), Tokyo: Kadokawa Shoten, pp. 52, ISBN 978-4-04-715793-4
- ^ Esuno, Sakae (September 26, 2011) (in Japanese), 未来日記フラグメンツ 公式ガイドブック (Future Diary Fragments - An Official Guidebook), Tokyo: Kadokawa Shoten, pp. 15, ISBN 978-4-04-715793-4
Media
Manga
The series was serialized Shōnen Ace magazine from January 26, 2006 to December 27, 2010 and was compiled into fourteen volumes published by Kadokawa Shoten including two side-story mangas, Future Diary: Mosaic and Future Diary: Paradox. The manga was originally licensed in English by Tokyopop for North America but only ten volumes were released before Tokyopop cease publishing operations on May 31, 2011.
Volumes list
No. | Japanese | English | ||
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Release date | ISBN | Release date | ISBN | |
1 | July 26, 2006 | ISBN 978-4-04-713839-1 | May 12, 2009 | ISBN 978-1-4278-1557-6 |
2 | October 26, 2006 | ISBN 978-4-04-713872-8 | June 9, 2009 | ISBN 978-1-4278-1558-3 |
3 | March 26, 2007 | ISBN 978-4-04-713912-1 | September 9, 2009 | ISBN 978-1-4278-1559-0 |
4 | October 26, 2007 | ISBN 978-4-04-713954-1 | December 1, 2009 | ISBN 978-1-4278-1560-6 |
5 | February 26, 2008 | ISBN 978-4-04-715026-3 | March 2, 2010 | ISBN 978-1-4278-1561-3 |
6 | June 26, 2008 | ISBN 978-4-04-715072-0 | June 1, 2010 | ISBN 978-1-4278-1630-6 |
7 | November 26, 2008 | ISBN 978-4-04-715130-7 | August 31, 2010 | ISBN 978-1-4278-1751-8 |
Mosaic | November 26, 2008 | ISBN 978-4-04-715129-1 | — | — |
8 | May 26, 2009 | ISBN 978-4-04-715248-9 | November 2, 2010 | ISBN 978-1-4278-1761-7 |
9 | November 26, 2009 | ISBN 978-4-04-715323-3 | December 28, 2010 | ISBN 978-1-4278-0520-1 |
10 | March 26, 2010 | ISBN 978-4-04-715400-1 | April 12, 2011 | ISBN 978-1-4278-0521-8 |
Paradox | March 26, 2010 | ISBN 978-4-04-715412-4 | — | — |
11 | September 9, 2010 (limited edition) December 25, 2010 (regular edition) |
ISBN 978-4-04-900801-2 (limited edition) ISBN 978-4-04-715580-0 (regular edition) |
— | — |
12 | April 26, 2011 | ISBN 978-4-04-715679-1 | — | — |
Anime
An anime television adaptation by Asread and directed by Naoto Hosoda began airing from October 10, 2011.[1]
Character designs are done by Eiji Hirayama and Ruriko Watanabe. An
eight-minute "pilot" edition DVD was bundled with limited editions of
the manga's eleventh volume, released on December 9, 2010.[2]
The series uses four pieces of theme music, two opening themes and two
ending themes. For the first fourteen episodes, the opening theme is
"Fantasy Mythology" (空想メソロギヰ Kūsō Mesorogiwi?) by Yousei Teikoku whilst the ending theme is "Blood Teller" by Faylan.
For episodes fifteen onwards, the opening theme is "Dead End" by Faylan
whilst the ending theme is "filament" by Teikoku. For the pilot, the
main theme is "The Creator" by Teikoku. Funimation licensed the series for North American distribution, simulcasting the series on Niconico. They later announced they had acquired the rights for release on home video.
List of Future Diary episodes
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Future Diary
is a 2011 anime based on the manga by Sakae Esuno. The anime follows
the Diary Game, a deadly battle royal between twelve different
individuals who are given "Future Diaries", special diaries that can
predict the future, by Deus ex Machina, the God of Time and Space, with
the last survivor becoming his heir. The plot follows Yukiteru "Yuki"
Amano, a socially awkward boy and one of the game's contestants who only
wants to survive, Yuno Gasai, another one of the game's contestants and
an insane stalker who would do anything to be with Yuki, Minene Uryu,
another contestant who is an infamous terrorist with a grudge against
God and Aru Akise, a genius teen detective and a friend of Yuki who
investigates the true purpose of the game and Yuno's dark secrets.
The anime is produced by Studio Asread, directed by Naoto Hosoda, the
script is written by Katsuhiko Takayama, character designs are by
Hidetsugu Hirayama and art direction is by Toshiyuki Tokuda. The anime
began airing on October 10, 2011 on Chiba TV and TV Saitama.[1] The first opening and ending theme songs are "Kūsō Mesorogī" (空想メソロギヰ?, "Fancy Mythology") by Yousei Teikoku and "Blood-teller" by Faylan,
respectively, which aired from episode 1 to 14. From episode 15, the
second opening and ending theme songs are "Dead End" by Faylan and
"Filament" by Yousei Teikoku, respectively.
All episode titles are terms related to modern cellphones and
telephone business in general, reflecting the fact that most Future
Diaries are based on their users' mobile phones.
List of episodes
No. | Title | Original airdate |
---|---|---|
01 | "Sign Up" "Sain Appu" (サインアップ) |
October 10, 2011[2] |
Yukiteru "Yuki" Amano is a loner who spends his time writing in his cell phone diary, playing darts and talking to an imaginary friend, the "god of time and space" Deus Ex Machina. One morning, he finds his diary entry for the day has been filled in already. Stranger yet, the events recounted in the diary start coming true. Deus, who reveals he is an actual God, warns Yukiteru that if his diary is destroyed, he will die. As Yuki starts using the diary to his advantage, he is approached by a stalker named Yuno Gasai who also possesses a Future Diary cell phone that foretold his death at the hands of a serial killer, himself another Future Diary owner. Yuno helps Yukiteru evade the killer and enables him to hit the killer's phone with a dart, which causes him to vanish into a vortex. Afterwards, Deus explains the rules of the survival game to Yuki, Yuno and nine other diary owners; they must try to kill each other in order to win the right to succeed him. | ||
02 | "Terms of the Contract" "Keiyaku Jōken" (契約条件) |
October 17, 2011[2][3] |
Minene Uryu, a terrorist and Future Diary owner, holds Yuki's school hostage, having rigged its corridors with motion sensor bombs. By combining Yuki's diary's ability to predict everything happening around him and Yuno's diary's ability to predict everything happening to Yuki himself, the two manage to evade danger, until Uryu threatens to detonate all the bombs unless Yuki is handed over to her. Yuki is captured by his classmates, angering Yuno who runs down the corridors, causing several classrooms to explode on purpose. Yuki and Uryu are soon confronted by Keigo Kurusu, a police officer with a Future Diary cell phone that is able to predict crimes. Keigo, Uryu's true target, reveals he is not interested in the survival game and just wants to stop criminals. Working together, Yuno, Keigo and Yuki's classmates distract Uryu, allowing Yuki to throw a dart at her Future Diary cell phone. However, Uryu dodges it, injuring her left eye and escaping using her diary's ability. In the aftermath, Keigo forms an alliance with Yuki and Yuno to stop the other diary owners. | ||
03 | "Early Predicament" "Shoki Furyō" (初期不良) |
October 24, 2011 |
Keigo sends Yuki and Yuno to an amusement park to act as bait for Uryu. When Yuki asks Yuno why she keeps following him around, she reminds him of the day they met, one year earlier. Yuki was depressed over his parents' divorce and, to cheer him up, Yuno offered to marry him in the future. Yuki agreed, thinking it was a joke. Although Yuki realises Yuno's still hiding something from him, she refuses to divulge anything more. That night, Yuno invites Yuki to stop by her house. While searching for the bathroom, he opens the door to a room containing three decomposed corpses, an act which changes the future of every Future Diary owner drastically. Terrified, Yuki runs home, only to find Yuno right outside his door. Meanwhile, Uryu finds evading the police difficult, despite her diary's ability to secure escape routes. Exhausted and cornered, she is approached by a mysterious man, who offers to save her and takes her to a hut in the woods. There, he reveals himself as a Future Diary owner, drugging and torturing her to get information on other diary owners. | ||
04 | "Handwritten Input" "Tegaki Nyūryoku" (手書き入力) |
October 31, 2011 |
Yuki is unable to tell anyone about the corpses he saw in Yuno's house, fearing she will find out through her diary. The next day, Keigo, Yuki and Yuno visit the Sacred Eye cult, where Uryu is being held prisoner. The cult's leader, Tsubaki Kasugano, is the holder of the Clairvoyance Diary, a scroll which tells the future as seen by her followers and has foretold her death by the end of the day. Since Yuki has already evaded death twice, Tsubaki asks that he stay with her for the night in exchange for handing over Uryu, which he accepts, much to Yuno's resentment. At night, Tsubaki's followers fall under the mind control of Yomotsu Hirasaka, the diary holder who captured Uryu, and close in on Yuki, Yuno and Tsubaki. Yuno starts hacking at the followers with an axe and poses an ultimatum to Yuki: join her or die. | ||
05 | "Voice Memo" "Boisu Memo" (ボイスメモ) |
November 7, 2011 |
Yomotsu appears before the fleeing Yuki, Yuno and Tsubaki with four hypnotised cult members dressed like him. Yomotsu explains that his Righteous Diary led him to infiltrate the Sacred Eye cult and that he intends to blow himself and Tsubaki up. Having learned from Keigo that Yomotsu is blind, Yuno manages to tell him apart from the others and kill him. Tsubaki then captures Yuki and Yuno, revealing her plan was to kill them, Keigo and Yomotsu all along. Yuno manages to kill her captors, cut off Tsubaki's hand and hand Yuki her diary before collapsing from exhaustion. Using both diaries, Yuki manages to avoid detection, until Tsubaki tries to lure him out by announcing that her followers will rape and kill Yuno. Realising Yuno's devotion to him, Yuki gathers his courage and manages to reach her in time, but Tsubaki gloats that as long as he's in sight of her followers, her diary will predict his every action. Yuki throws a small ball he found earlier up in the air, causing all of Tsubaki's followers to look at it and rendering her diary useless. Yuki then throws a dart at Tsubaki's diary, and since she is missing a hand, she is unable to deflect the shot. With her diary pierced, Tsubaki vanishes and Yuki and Yuno escape. Meanwhile, Uryu is released by Yomotsu only to get captured by Keigo, who eventually lets her go in return for her contact information. | ||
06 | "Vibrate Mode" "Manā Mōdo" (マナーモード) |
November 14, 2011 |
Knowing from her diary that Yuki's mother is coming home from abroad, Yuno breaks into his house with the intention of introducing herself to his mother. Despite Yuki's efforts, his mother and Yuno meet and take a liking to each other. That night, Yuno reveals to Yuki that her diary predicts they will "become one" on July 28th, and tells him she will do anything to make sure that future comes to pass. The next day, Yuki's mother brings home Reisuke Houjou, a young boy whose parents were killed at the Sacred Eye incident. Despite his young age and precocious demeanor, Reisuke is a Future Diary owner, plotting Yuno's death. | ||
07 | "Away Message" "Rusu Ōtō" (留守応答) |
November 21, 2011 |
Reisuke tries several times to kill Yuki and Yuno, but the two of them thwart his attempts, soon realizing he is a diary owner. Yuki starts searching for Reisuke's diary in vain, while Yuno insists killing him would be faster. Yuno eventually figures out that Reisuke has posted his diary to himself in order to hide it and has Yuki intercept the delivery, but he falls prey to a poison gas trap hidden in the envelope. Reisuke challenges Yuno to a hide-and-seek game inside the poison gas filled house, promising the antidote if she manages to capture him. Although Yuno evades numerous traps set by Reisuke, she eventually finds herself at his mercy. However, Yuki intervenes, injuring Reisuke with a dart and giving Yuno the resolve and opportunity to finish him off. Yuno and Yuki collapse before managing to use the antidote, but Uryu, who has been informed about the situation from Keigo, appears and saves them. | ||
08 | "New Model" "Shin Kishu" (新機種) |
November 28, 2011 |
Deus calls a meeting of the eight surviving diary holders, one of whom requests to transfer his diary's ownership. Two weeks after Reisuke's disappearance, Yuki and Yuno transfer to a new school, while a series of brutal murders has been terrorizing the area. After school, Yuki and Yuno sneak in one of the crime scenes with Yuki's classmates Hinata, Mao and Kousaka. When Hinata wanders off, Yuki's diary predicts her being attacked. Yuki rushes everyone to the scene, where they find Hinata's body before a pack of vicious dogs. A strange boy called Aru Akise appears and leads everyone to a nearby building. Aru explains that he's one of Yuki's classmates and that he has been investigating the strange events in which Yuki keeps getting involved. Despite Yuno's mistrust in everyone, Yuki decides to reveal the existence of his diary in order to defend the group against the pack's attacks. After the dogs suddenly retreat, Mao takes Yuki's diary at knifepoint and hands it to Hinata, who is alive and well. Hinata reveals she is the holder of the Breeder Diary and that her real target is Aru, whom she reveals as another diary owner. | ||
09 | "Blocked Call" "Chakushin Kyohi" (着信拒否) |
December 5, 2011 |
In a flashback, Hinata receives the Breeder Diary from her dog breeder father, who wants her to eliminate Aru. When Hinata demands Aru's diary, he challenges her to guess which hand he's hiding a coin in, with his diary as the forfeit. Despite using Yuki's diary, Hinata loses and has to release Yuki. Yuno, however, realizes that Aru is not a Future Diary owner, relying on bluff and observation instead. Unfazed, Aru proposes one more round of his game, with Yuki's diary on the line. By intending to tell Yuki that he lost, no matter what the outcome, Aru manages to neutralize Yuki's diary, since its predictions are based on Yuki's perception. With the game thus reduced to a 50/50 gamble, Aru manages to guess correctly. Mao attempts to destroy Yuki's diary, but Yuno injures her. Yuki, Yuno, Aru and Kousaka leave the park, while Hinata uses her diary to send the dog pack after them. Yuki decides to return to Hinata and try to reason with her, but Yuno reaches her first and threatens to kill her, as well as anyone who attempts to come between her and Yuki. To pacify Yuno, Yuki is forced to declare her his girlfriend. Hinata's father communicates with everyone via radio, explaining that he mistook Aru for a diary owner and warning Yuki about Keigo before being killed by him. | ||
10 | "Family Plan" "Kazoku Puran" (家族プラン) |
December 12, 2011 |
While making bombs for Keigo, Uryu remembers the time she was captured by a detective called Nishijima while confronting the Third diary holder. Although they develop a rapport as they evade and defeat the killer, Uryu ends up knocking Nishijima out to escape. Aru sets up Yuki and Yuno on a date to a bridal fair, where they meet Keigo's wife, while he investigates Yuno's house. When Yuki and Yuno return, they find Aru at the door of the room with the corpses. However, the wall has been demolished and the corpses buried in a deep hole in Yuno's garden. Even though this is Yuno's doing, she has no recollection of the event, nor of Yuki visiting her house before. Aru theorises that Yuno's mental balance is so fragile that she modified her own memories as a defense mechanism. Meanwhile, Keigo frames Yuki and Yuno as suspects for his murder of Hinata's father. | ||
11 | "Service Termination" "Sābisu Shūryō" (サービス終了) |
December 19, 2011 |
In a flashback, Keigo forms an alliance with Uryu, promising to stop pursuing her and asking her to take care of his terminally ill son if he is eliminated from the Survival Game. Yuki and Yuno get arrested and brought to Keigo. In the interrogation room, Keigo forces Yuki to play a rigged game of Russian Roulette with his service revolver. Alerted to Keigo's treachery by her diary, Yuno knocks out the detectives guarding her and steals their guns. Just before Yuki gets shot, Yuno breaks into the room, injures Keigo and leaves with Yuki. Panicking, Yuki shoots at one of the policemen pursuing them. Since both Yuki and Yuno have now committed a crime, their actions can be detected by Keigo's diary, which was his plan all along. Trapped at the police station's roof, Yuki and Yuno jump off, but a truck's tarp breaks their fall. The next day, Yuki and Yuno are hiding from the police when they notice Keigo's wife visiting a hospital. When they follow her, they get ambushed by Uryu, who blows part of the floor up. After Yuki accidentally causes more of the floor to collapse, Uryu allies with Yuki in order to have Yuno pull them both to safety, incurring Keigo's wrath in the process. With their deaths foretold in all three diaries, Uryu takes Yuki and Yuno to the room where Keigo's son and wife are. | ||
12 | "Reception Outside Range" "Jushin Kengai" (受信圏外) |
December 26, 2011 |
While the police surrounds the hospital, Uryu takes Keigo's wife and son hostage and tries to bargain with him. However, Keigo is convinced the only way to save his family is to win the survival game and refuses to negotiate. Yuki gets captured by the police, but as Keigo takes hold of him, Yuno appears, holding a grenade. Even when Keigo agrees to let Yuki go, Yuno decides to detonate the grenade, reasoning she'd rather die taking out Keigo than not be with Yuki. The grenade turns out to be a flash bang, knocking everyone out. Meanwhile, Uryu tries to escape the hospital, only to run into Nishijima. She tells him about the deal she and Keigo made and how he framed Yuki and Yuno, and they both rush back to the hospital. Yuki regains consciousness and tries to shoot at Keigo, but he uses Yuno as a shield. Despite his diary predicting he will kill Yuno if he shoots, Yuki refuses to give up, proclaiming his love for her. The future somehow changes and Yuki gets a clean shot at Keigo. Uryu arrives with Nishijima, who places Keigo under arrest. Since he's no longer a detective, his Investigation diary stops predicting the future. After learning his family has been rescued, Keigo asks Uryu to take care of his son, apologises to Yuki and breaks his own diary, removing himself from existence. Yuki and Yuno are exonerated thanks to files Keigo left behind, while Uryu escapes yet again. A few days later, Aru sends Yuki a text message warning him about Yuno, but she intercepts and deletes it. | ||
13 | "Restricted Call" "Hitsūchi Settei" (非通知設定) |
January 9, 2012 |
When Deus realises that his assistant, Murmur, manipulated events to hasten Keigo's elimination, she claims she wants the game concluded before he has to "retire" and challenges him to a wager on the winner of the survival game, with her picking Yuno and Deus betting on Yuki. Yuki and Yuno go on a stargazing trip, but Yuno alters their destination along the way. Worried about Yuki's safety, Aru contacts Nishijima and they manage to narrow Yuki and Yuno's location down to a run-down holiday resort, enlisting Hinata, Mao and Kousaka to search for them. As they split up and search the abandoned hotels, Aru and Kousaka face various traps set by Yuno, while Hinata is tricked by a text message Yuno sent from Yuki's phone. When the others attempt to find Hinata, they get locked in a room which starts to fill up with gas. At the end of the episode, Yuki is shown bound to a chair, with an ecstatic Yuno sitting between two skulls. | ||
14 | "Deleted Memory" "Memorī Shōkyo" (メモリー消去) |
January 16, 2012 |
Aru talks to Yuno through her surveillance feed, revealing he dug up three corpses from her garden, two of which had recently had their skulls removed. When he threatens to give this information to the police unless she releases them, the stress causes Yuno to alter her memory again, rendering negotiations moot. As Kousaka uses his cell phone to post his will in his blog, it is apparently turned into a Future Diary by the Eighth diary holder, who adresses him as an "apprentice". On Aru's advice, Kousaka acts out his diary's predictions, reaching an amnesiac Yuno, a catatonic Yuki and a bound Hinata in the control room. His appearance causes Yuki to recover, recalling how Yuno abducted him to keep him safe until July 28th. Yuno places the key to Yuki's shackles on the floor and tosses Kousaka the control panel key, allowing him to free Aru and Mao. Yuno then takes advantage of Kousaka's distraction and shoots at him with a crossbow. However, Yuki, having had his key kicked over to him by Hinata, frees himself and stops Yuno, leaving her behind when his diary predicts the imminent arrival of three diary holders, all apprentices of the Eighth. | ||
15 | "Double Holder" "Daburu Horudā" (ダブルホルダー) |
January 23, 2012 |
Aru deduces that the Eighth's diary is a server hosting and sending predictions to the blogs of her apprentices. When Yuki's diary predicts an attack by three of them, Aru has him moved to Kousaka's mansion. His plan is to lure the apprentices in, then deactivate the area's cell phone tower, severing their connection to the Eighth's server. Once the attack begins, however, Yuno appears and cuts the power to the tower remote control, wanting to defend Yuki by herself. Aru and Kousaka rush to deactivate the tower manually, while Yuki keeps Yuno in restraints. Two of Eighth's apprentices, Marco Ikusaba and Ai Mikami, manage to corner Yuki and Yuno by the time Aru deactivates the tower. However, Marco and Ai reveal that they are also the "owner" of a bona fide Future Diary, which has remained unaffected. With no other choice, Yuki releases Yuno, who intimidates the couple into retreating. When the third apprentice sets the mansion on fire, however, Marco and Ai counterattack. Their diaries' ability to predict each other's actions manages to overwhelm Yuno, resulting in her and Yuki getting injured and their diaries taken away. As Yuki and his friends are brooding in the hospital, they are approached by Uryu. | ||
16 | "Repairing" "Shūri" (修理) |
January 30, 2012 |
Aru deduces that Marco and Ai have not destroyed Yuki and Yuno's diaries because they want to take advantage of the information they provide. In order to confuse them, he has Uryu feed Yuki false information. Yuki's father visits him in the hospital, but while Yuki's away, he searches the room for his cell phone. Yuno overhears that he has promised to destroy it in return for the cancellation of his substantial debt and realises he is being used by the Eleventh diary holder. Marco, who's learned all about the situation from Yuki's diary, considers Yuki's father a useful link to Uryu and the Eleventh and calls Yuno, demanding that they bring Yuki's father to an abandoned commercial tower. Once they arrive, Marco places Yuki and Yuno's phones on a table and attacks Yuki's father. As Yuki futilely fights Marco, his father goes over to the table and breaks his phone. However, nothing happens. Yuno, who's realised that the phones were decoys, attacks Ai and successfully retrieves both diaries. Just then, Marco and Ai's apprentice friend sets off explosives. The floor under Yuki collapses and both his father and Yuno reach out to grab him. Meanwhile, Nishijima has uncovered the identity of Eighth, a children's caretaker called Kamado Ueshita, and goes to search her orphanage. | ||
17 | "Family Discount" "Kazoku Wari" (家族割り) |
February 6, 2012 |
In a flashback, Marco and Ai are abandoned children who meet in the commercial tower, grow up in Kamado's orphanage and eventually fall in love. Yuki chooses to take Yuno's hand, while Marco and Ai run to the crumbling tower's roof with Yuki's father, intending to jump off with parachutes. Yuno catches up to them and once again tries to fight them alone, while Yuki hides and attempts to help her with his diary's predictions. Yuno loses and has her phone taken away, but it turns out to be Marco and Ai's decoy, which distracts them with false predictions. As a result, Yuno manages to critically injure Ai. Yuki's father grabs one of the two parachutes and escapes the tower, but he runs into Yuki's mother, who has been informed of the situation by Nishijima. When she threatens to turn him in, he stabs her. Yuki, Yuno and a dying Ai are trapped in the wreckage, but Marco attempts to free Ai despite having been mortally wounded himself. With Yuki and Yuno's help, the debris is cleared out and Marco and Ai die together as the tower collapses. Yuki and Yuno escape using the second parachute, only to find Yuki's mother has died. Meanwhile, Nishijima has been unable to find Kamado's Future Diary server. | ||
18 | "Crossed Lines" "Konsen" (混線) |
February 13, 2012 |
In a flashback, Yuno is revealed to have murdered her parents, a pair of bankers who used to discipline her harshly for failing to meet their standards. After she fell in love with Yuki, he became her sole reason to live. Yuki asks Deus to bring his mother back to life, but he reveals that he is dying and his powers have faded. Furthermore, unless a successor is determined soon, all of existence will collapse. When Yuki's father returns home, Yuki, who knows he killed his mother from his diary, demands that he turn himself in. However, his father points out that he has no evidence. The next day, Yuki goes after his father, expecting him to lead him to evidence. However, it turns out that Yuki's father wanted to visit the site where his family was going to go stargazing before he turned himself in. As Yuki reconciles with his father, they are ambushed by agents of Eleventh and Yuki's father is murdered. Enraged, Yuki fights back and manages, with Yuno's help, to kill the attackers. Afterwards, Yuki declares that he is now determined to win the survival game in order to attain the power to resurrect his parents. When he tells Yuno this means he has to kill her, she calmly replies that she is ready to die for him at any time. | ||
19 | "Delete all Messages" "Zenken Sakujo" (全件削除) |
February 20, 2012 |
The mayor of the city, John Balks, passes a motion to have Kamado's orphanage shut down. He then attends Deus' meeting, where Yuki and Yuno, having deduced his identity, expose him as the Eleventh diary holder. Uryu relays these news to Nishijima, who reveals he's been reassigned as Balks' bodyguard. Furthermore, he's discovered that Yuno was adopted. Yuno theorises that Balks wants to seize Kamado's Future Diary server, so she has Yuki form an alliance with her. Yuki, Yuno, Kamado and her apprentices ambush Balks' car on a country road, but he uses a jammer to sever connections to Kamado's server. Yuki and Yuno, who anticipated this, betray Kamado and slaughter her defenseless apprentices. Kamado flees in Balks' car, while Yuki and Yuno give chase. As Yuki and Yuno corner Balks and Kamado, Uryu appears with Aru. Aru reveals he's retrieved Yuno's umbilical cord from her orphanage and that its DNA matches the third corpse's, meaning that the real Yuno Gasai is dead and the one Yuki has known all along is actually an imposter. | ||
20 | "Data transfer" "Dēta Tensō" (データ転送) |
February 27, 2012 |
Despite Aru's revelation, Yuki declares his trust in Yuno. Balks connects Kamado's server to HOLON, a supercomputer which holds user accounts of every citizen of the city, making them his apprentices. Uryu tries to attack Balks, but his diary lets him turn the tables. Nishijima, who's fallen in love with Uryu, comes to her aid and destroys the supercomputer. However, it turns out to be only one part of the whole, and Balks' plan is put into motion. As Aru sends Hinata, Mao and Kousaka to help Uryu and Nishijima destroy the remaining parts of HOLON, Uryu figures out Balks' diary can read the predictions of all other Future Diaries. Deus reveals to Uryu that Balks helped him design the Future Diaries, wishing to grant divine power to the human race. Uryu, Nishijima, Hinata, Mao and Kousaka storm HOLON's location, overwriting their diaries' predictions to confuse Balks. In response, Balks makes use of his secretary's diary and manages to capture Hinata, Mao and Kousaka, as well as injure Uryu and kill Nishijima. Uryu is saved by Yuki and Yuno, who've used her as bait to get to Balks. | ||
21 | "PIN" "Anshō Bangō" (暗証番号) |
March 12, 2012 |
Yuki and Yuno wreak havoc, demanding that Balks release their friends and commit suicide. Balks locks himself in a vault belonging to Yuno's parents' bank, which can only be unlocked by himself, Yuno's parents, and the real Yuno. Uryu, reasoning that Yuki can no longer eliminate Balks for her, starts hunting him. As she does, she tells him how she lost her parents in the Middle East as a child and grew up under the constant threat of death. At the same time, Yuno frees Yuki's friends and goes to kill Kamado, but she is stopped by Aru. In a tense showdown between Uryu and Yuki, the former sees her innocent child self in the latter and lets him shoot her. Uryu then destroys her diary voluntarily in order to detonate a bomb triggered by her death, intending to destroy the vault door for Yuki. However, the door withstands the blast. Yuno arrives, sends Yuki away to destroy HOLON, and somehow manages to open the vault door and kill Balks. A few days later, dark vortices appear all over the city. In Deus' realm, Murmur is panicking over the world ending sooner than expected, when Kamado appears with Aru, who asks Deus if it is really possible for his successor to return the world to the way it was. | ||
22 | "Disconnection" "Setsudan" (切断) |
March 19, 2012 |
Shocked at Deus' answer, Aru attempts to tell Yuki, but Deus stops him. Deus reveals that Aru is an entity created by him to observe and record information on the survival game and starts disassembling him, promising to spare him if he proves he has done anything out of his own free will. Aru succeeds when he reveals he had Kamado make his diary into an apprentice diary, demonstrating his will to change the future and save Yuki. As Yuki and Yuno arrive at Aru's apartment to kill Kamado, they're held off by Aru. Yuno starts fighting Aru, while Yuki chases after Kamado and his friends. When he runs into Hinata, she tells him what Aru learned from Deus: even the divine power bestowed to the winner of the survival game cannot bring the souls of the dead back. Meanwhile, Yuno, who has been cornered by Akise, stabs herself and calls Yuki, tricking him into thinking everyone is deceiving him. Yuki kills Hinata, Mao and Kousaka, believing he can bring them back to life later. Aru reaches Yuki and warns him that Yuno plans to kill him before kissing him as Yuno catches up and attacks provoked by Aru's actions. Although Aru breaks Yuno's diary, she doesn't vanish; she produces a second cell phone from her pocket, claiming the first one was a fake, and slashes at Aru's throat. As Yuno kills Kamado, a dying Aru, who knows the diary he destroyed was real, suddenly has an epiphany about Yuno. Since he can no longer talk, he writes a message in his phone and shows it to Yuki, allowing Yuno to finish him off as Deus collapses. | ||
23 | "Breach of contract" "Keiyaku Furikō" (契約不履行) |
March 26, 2012 |
With a small core being all that remains from Deus, Murmur proclaims herself his successor until his death and the end of the world on July 28th. Yuno reminds Yuki about her diary's prediction that they will "become one" on that day. As the days pass, Yuki eventually admits to himself that his friends were probably telling the truth. Since he can't understand why Yuno would lie to him, he decides to get the truth from her by fulfilling her diary's prediction earlier. On July 27th, Yuki and Yuno make love, "becoming one". Afterward, Yuki asks Yuno why she lied about resurrecting people being possible. Yuno says that she just wanted to console him and asks him to kill her. Yuki refuses and instead suggests that they die together. When he mentions Aru's message, which claimed that this universe is the second iteration of a world in which Yuno became a goddess and travelled back in time, Yuno attacks him. As he runs away, Yuki is intercepted by Murmur, who shows him visions of the past. Murmur confirms that Yuno has indeed played the survival game once before. In the "first world", where she and Yuki also ended up as the last contestants, both agreed to commit suicide rather than having to kill the other. However, Yuno only pretended to kill herself, thinking she could bring Yuki back as a goddess. When she discovered she could not restore souls, Yuno, wishing to see Yuki again, travelled back in time and killed her other self, taking her place. Distraught at the death of the second Yuno, Yuki breaks out of the vision and confronts Yuno. | ||
24 | "Data Retrieval" "Kensakuchū" (検索中) |
April 2, 2012 |
Yuno expresses her disgust at how this state of affairs prevents her and Yuki from ever surviving together. She states that since Yuki won't kill her, she will kill him and travel back in time again to meet another Yuki. Murmur shoves Yuki off a cliff, but he is saved by the sudden reappearance of Uryu, who displays powers similar to Murmur's. Cornered, Murmur and Yuno travel two years back in time to a "third world", followed by Uryu and Yuki. Uryu explains to Yuki that when Deus realised Murmur was favouring Yuno, he suspected them of being from another timeline. In order to ensure the fair running of the game, he imparted Uryu with part of his power, although she did not know so at the time. Knowing that Yuno intends to kill her past self in this world as well, Yuki rushes to her house with Uryu. When Yuki finds the third Yuno locked in a cage and choking on a mat she tried to eat, he calls for an ambulance, despite Uryu's warnings about interfering with the past. Yuno and Murmur arrive with the third world's Yuki's parents and Uryu, Yuki and the third Yuno flee. | ||
25 | "Reset" "Risetto" (リセット) |
April 9, 2012 |
An ambulance arrives at Yuno's house together with the third Yuno's father. Although he is a much more caring man in this world, Yuno has to stab him when he starts getting suspicious of her. Uryu drops off Yuki and the third Yuno at the school and makes a phone call to this world's Keigo, forewarning him about his son's illness. Yuki evades Yuno and Murmur's attacks, trying to convince Yuno to return to the second world and rule as its goddess. However, Yuno, torn between her feelings for Yuki and the inevitability of the second world's destruction unless one of them dies, decides to trap him in an illusionary "ideal" world where his parents are alive and she has never existed. Uryu returns and fights Murmur, but she is overwhelmed once Yuno releases the seal on Murmur's powers. With Uryu beaten, Yuno approaches her other self. | ||
26 | "Initialization" "Shokika" (初期化) |
April 16, 2012 |
After some hesitation at seeing the innocence of her other self, Yuno lunges at her, but she is stopped by her other self's parents. Meanwhile, the actions of Yuki and Uryu have caused a domino effect that has changed the future of almost every diary holder for the better. When Balks reads about his other self's death in Yuki's diary using his incomplete Watcher Diary, he calls off his partnership with Deus, who decides to cancel the survival game and find another method to determine his successor. Yuki manages to remember Yuno and break free from the illusionary world, in the process releasing his world's Murmur, who had been trapped by her first world self in order to impersonate her. Faced with Yuki's love and her other self's united family, Yuno's resolve to kill them all is lost, and she decides to commit suicide. A horrified Yuki is declared winner of the survival game by his world's Murmur and spirited away through a vortex. 10,000 years on, Yuki is still grieving Yuno's death in his now empty universe, refusing to create anything. At the end of the episode, the final entry in his diary changes from "Yuno died" to "Yuno came to see me", and her voice is heard calling his name. |
Visual novel
Kadokawa Shoten produced a visual novel based on the manga titled Future Diary: The 13th Diary Owner (未来日記 -13人目の日記所有者- Mirai Nikki 13-nin-me no Nikki Shoyūsha?) for the PlayStation Portable,
was released on January 28, 2010 in Japan. A re-release with new
graphics, artwork and featuring the voice actors from the anime was
released on April 26, 2012.
Drama
A live action drama premiered on April 21, 2012 on Fuji TV.[4] The TV series have an original plot line that differs from the manga.
Alternative Titles
English: The Future Diary
Synonyms: Mirai Nikki, Mirai Nikki (2011)
Japanese: 未来日記
Information
Type: TV
Episodes: 26
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Oct 9, 2011 to Apr 15, 2012
Producers:
FUNimation EntertainmentL, Lantis, Kadokawa Shoten, Asread, Rakuonsha, Kadokawa Pictures Japan, The Klock Worx, chara-ani.com, 12 Diary Holders, Dwango, Sakura Create
Duration:
23 min. per episode
Rating:
R+ - Mild Nudity
L represents licensing company
Statistics
Score: 8.311 (scored by 36811 users)
Ranked: #1882
Popularity: #99
Members: 71,795
Favorites: 2,301
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