Boarding School Juliet
Loosely after Shakespeare: love between two feuding nations
The work
in any language
- Published
- 2015–2019
- Audience
- Shonen
- Genre
- Slice of Life
- Scene
- Anime & Manga
At Figuya
- Books
- 1 title
- Available
- 1 in stock
- Publisher
- Tokyopop
- Translation
- Christine Steinle, Kaito Kaiba
Versions
Manga by Yōsuke Kaneda (Kodansha, 2015–2019) with an anime by Liden Films: Romio and Juliet fall for each other across the border of two feuding countries.
More about Boarding School Juliet
Boarding School Juliet (Japanese Kishuku Gakkō no Juliet) is a manga by Yōsuke Kaneda, loosely inspired by Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. After a one-shot, the series ran from July 2015 in Kodansha’s Bessatsu Shōnen Magazine, moved to Weekly Shōnen Magazine in September 2017 and ended in September 2019 after 16 volumes.
The setting is Dahlia Academy, a boarding school attended by children of two countries that have been enemies for generations: the eastern nation of Touwa and the Principality of West. Romio Inuzuka leads the Touwa first-years in the dormitories, Juliet Persia those of the West. The relationship between the two has to stay secret.
Liden Films adapted the series in 2018 as a twelve-episode anime television series. Figures and manga volumes belong to the series as well.
Characters
Nothing to order right now:
Juliet Persia · Hasuki Komai