"Polyphonica 1 & 2" centers on students and elves at the Divine Comedy Academy, telling the story of musical contracts and personal growth.
| Title of the work | Shinkyoku Soukai Polyphonica Episodes 1 & 2 |
|---|---|
| Chinese name | The divine comedy world polyphonica |
| The publication date listed in the materials | 2006-04-28 |
| Platform | PSP / PC |
| Genre | キネティックノベル |
| Development | ocelot |
| Script | Ichiro Sakaki and Shinobu Takena |
| Key animation | Noboru Kanazuki |
| Music | Jinro Yoshida |
| Character design | Noboru Kanazuki |
| Website address recorded by the source | http://ocelot.product.co.jp/products/poli1/polyphonica.htm |
| External links to source records | https://erogamescape.org/~ap2/ero/toukei_kaiseki/game.php?game=7522 / https://vndb.org/v228 / http://www.getchu.com/soft.phtml?id=241745 |
Divine Comedy and Elves
The elves of this world rely on music as their source of strength. Those who can form contracts with elves and use their abilities through performance are called Divine Comedy Musicians, and the Torbas Divine Comedy Academy is responsible for training such talents. Student Folon repeatedly fails to perform smoothly and faces academic crises, but he forms a special connection with the elf Corticarte.
The first three chapters
The boxed edition includes the prologue of Episode 0, Chapter 1, and Episode 2. The prologue begins with the perspective of twins Perserte and Prinesica, who visit the academy, leading to the reunion of Folon and Corticarte. Episode 1 questions the meaning of performing divine songs; Episode 2 further depicts the interactions between Foron and Perserte, bringing the academy's crisis to light.
Characters and Performance
Corticarte is the only spirit Foron can contract with, proud and willful. His close friend Lembart and the outstanding senior Euphinley participate in academy life from different positions. The work uses a Kinetic Novel format with text, character illustrations, and music-driven progress; The boxed version includes main character voice lines, which can be controlled individually.
Versions and music
The 2005 download version only has the prologue and episode 1, with no voice lines; The BOX Edition released on April 28, 2006, included episode 2 and adjusted the performance. The script is credited by Ichiro Sakaki and Shinobu Takeno, with original artwork by Tsukinobu Kanna, and background music by Niro Yoshida. The theme song "Crimson Calling" features lyrics by Dai Sakurazawa, music composed by Jiro Yoshida, and performed by Rita. The full version and BGM are included with the original soundtrack CD set.
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Related entries
- Characters:Folon (Divine Comedy Performance)
- Character Voice Acting:Tatsuya Kohashi
- Characters:Cortikate (Divine Comedy Society)
- Character Voice Acting:Riko Hirai
- Characters:Perserte (Divine Comedy Instrumental World)
- Character Voice Acting:Michi Tanaka
- Characters:Prinesica (Divine Comedy Orchestra)
- Character Voice Acting:From Yu Yi
- Characters:eufinly (Divine Comedy world)
- Character Voice Acting:すずきけいこ
- Characters:Lembart (Divine Comedy world)
- Character Voice Acting:Ryuichi Kubota
- Characters:d'anguiss (Divine Comedy ensemble)
- Character Voice Acting:Lingtian served it in abundance
- Characters:Leitos (Divine Comedy Orchestra)
- Character Voice Acting:Kogawa Taka
- Characters:Leica (Divine Comedy Act)
- Character Voice Acting:Akari Sasaki
- Characters:Balges (Divine Comedy Act)
- Character Voice Acting:むらさきヒカル
- Worldview and Place:Torbas Divine Comedy Academy
- Worldview and Place:Divine Comedy Musicians (Divine Comedy Instrumental)
- Sequel:Shinkyoku Soukai Polyphonica (Shinkyoku Soukai Polyphonica Episodes 3 & 4 Final Chapter)
- Included in:Shinkyoku Soukkai Polyphonica After School Perfect Edition
- Manufacturer:ocelot
- Screenplay:Ichiro Sakaki
- Key Animation:Noboru Kanazuki
- Music; Composer:Jinro Yoshida
- Screenplay:Wu then endured it
- Songs used:Crimson Calling
- Lyrics:Dai Sakurazawa
- Performed by:Rita
References
- Bangumi Work Entry: Shinkyoku Soukai Polyphonica Episodes 1 & 2
- Bangumi Copyright Notice
- ocelot: Divine Song Sokai Episodes 1 & 2 BOX
- ocelot: The final chapter of episodes 3 and 4 of The Divine Comedy World
- ocelot: After School product specifications
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