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Trick or Alice Video Anime's Promo Previews 1st Episode
posted on by Rafael Antonio Pineda
The official website for the original video anime of little cheese's Trick or Alice romance game began streaming the anime's second promotional video on Friday. The video previews the first episode, and reveals that the first episode will ship on December 22.
The anime stars:
- Hikaru Isshiki as Arisa Minase/Alice
- Homare Kashiwagi as Nao Kurotani/Cheshire
- Noriyuki as Elizabeth
- Sandori as Ren Kisaragi/Round
- Yajiumakonjō as Asagi Kamijo/Light and Toya Kamijo/Shadow
- Kōtei as Shizuku Minase/Black Rabbit
- Hōdenteigatsu as Tsukasa Tokitou/Chrono
- Yasura Chatani as Time
Shuki Shishido is serving as director and scriptwriter and is also handling the composition at AnDerCen, the otome (games and other works for female players) brand spinoff from the anime brand Prime Time. hiyo is serving as the technical adviser, and Kotoe Nanaya designed the original characters. Lee Simin designed the characters for animation and is the animation director, and Kimiko Tamai is the general director. Toshiyuki Yamamoto is producing the series. The anime's theme song is titled "Dear Alice,".
The story of the original game follows Arisa Minase, a cheerful, gentle girl who lives peacefully with her kind parents and older brother, and who has a lot of friends. The story starts on the night before Arisa's birthday, and she is eating cake with her brother when the clock strikes midnight. At the exact moment the clock strikes midnight, suddenly the ground opens beneath her feet and Arisa is taken to Wonderland where the inhabitants, who resemble people she knows in her world, all call her Alice. Arisa relives the same day in Wonderland over and over, and she must find the real Alice to be able to break the cycle and return to her own world.
The original adults-only adventure game shipped for Windows computers in August 2012.
AnDerCen previously released an original anime DVD adaptation of little cheese's Kuro to Kin no Akanai Kagi. game in two 30-minute episodes, which shipped in 2013.
