Romio x Jurietto
Cinematography:
Naoki KitamuraComposer:
Hitoshi SakimotoCast:
Takahiro Mizushima, Fumie Mizusawa, Ayako Kawasumi, Sayaka Ōhara, Miyu Matsuki, Chiwa Saito, Kazuhiko Inoue, Kōsuke Toriumi, Kōji Ishii, Katsuhisa Hōki (more)Episodes(24)
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If They Did Not Meet (E01)
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The Promise - A Scent Remembered (E02)
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Love - Cruel Mischief (E03)
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Bashfulness - Beaten by the Rain (E04)
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Whirlwind - Burning Resolve (E05)
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Hope - Tomorrow Entrusted (E06)
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Warmth - Just for Now (E07)
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Nativity - What Justice Is (E08)
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Rise to Action - Hesitation Quelled (E09)
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Tears - To Have Met You (E10)
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The Vows - The Blessing of the Morning Sun (E11)
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Solace - To Stay This Way (E12)
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Pulsation - Guided (E13)
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Solemn Responsibilities - In the Circle of These Arms (E14)
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The Self - The Way Forward (E15)
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One Person - So Dear (E16)
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Cruel Tyrant - Darkness, the Origin (E17)
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Aspirations - In Each of Their Hearts (E18)
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Succession - I Am None Other (E19)
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Duty - Unwavering Step (E20)
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The Covenant - The Goddess's Embrace (E21)
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Curse - Raging Fury (E22)
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Seed Brought to Life - The Kiss of Death (E23)
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Prayer - In the Same World as You (E24)
Plots(1)
For most of her young life, Juliet lived a tortuous lie. Disguised as a boy, she prowled the shadows of Neo Verona as the Red Whirlwind - a masked crusader determined to right the wrongs of a heinous regime. Nothing else mattered to this lionhearted beauty until the day she laid eyes on her Romeo. Handsome and daring, he swooped into her life and spirited her away from the turbulence of a common existence. Although born of different worlds, their love proved strong enough to bridge the gap between two sides of a world fractured by unfathomable evil. But now, as their people's suffering reaches unspeakable levels, the greatest lovers the world has ever known must unite to overcome the forces conspiring to keep them apart. (official distributor synopsis)
(more)Reviews (1)
The first few and the last few episodes dragged a bit, probably because of a lot of scenes that were unnecessary IMHO (especially the last few episodes), but the middle part, for me, went by at such a beautiful pace that I was always surprised when the ending theme came on... It's romance like crazy, but what else would you expect from Romeo and Juliet, right? Those who know Shakespeare might find themselves watching it, as there are plenty of allusions to his works, plus the author himself is there, albeit a bit different than I would have imagined... Otherwise, everything has already been covered by Subjektiv.
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