Love Through a Prism Gets Two-Volume Novel Adaptation in December
The novel volumes extend a series whose tie-in output has moved quickly since the Netflix debut, following the manga adaptation that launched on Shonen Jump+ and Manga Mee in January.
Reporting from 1 source: Anime News Network.
Shueisha's Jump J-Books imprint announced that Love Through a Prism, the original anime from Boys Over Flowers creator Yoko Kamio, is getting a two-volume novel adaptation. Both volumes ship on December 4 with newly drawn cover art. The first is subtitled The Day London's Sky Was Blue, the second Destiny is Beyond the Canvas. The anime, directed by Kazuto Nakazawa at Wit Studio, debuted on Netflix on January 15.
Jump J-Books is publishing the adaptation in two volumes, both dated December 4. Volume one carries the subtitle The Day London's Sky Was Blue; volume two is Destiny is Beyond the Canvas. Each ships with newly drawn cover art.
Kamio wrote the original story and the scripts with Saki Fujii, and handled original character designs. Kazuto Nakazawa directed at Wit Studio, with Yasuko Takahashi as a chief animation director and character designer and Naoki Chiba composing. The story follows aspiring painter Lili Ichijoin, who must become her art school's top student within half a year or return home, and her rivalry with the heir and artist Kit Church.
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