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Shinsekai Yori (新世界より, Shin Sekai Yori?) est un roman japonais écrit par Yusuke Kishi, publié en 2008 par Kodansha. Il a reçu le 29ème Nihon SF Taisho Award. Ce roman a eu une adaptation enmanga dans le Kodansha's Bessatsu Shōnen Magazine, dont la sérialisation a duré de Mai 2012 jusqu'en Juin 2014, ainsi qu'une adaptation en série d'animation anime par A-1 Pictures, qui a été diffusé au Japon de Septembre 2012 jusqu'en mai 2013. Le manga est licencié par Vertical Inc et la série par Sentai Filmworks en Amérique du Nord.

Histoire[modifier | modifier le code]

L'histoire se déroule au Japon un millénaire après notre époque. 6 enfants—Saki, Satoru, Maria, Mamoru, Shun, and Reiko—sont nés et élevés dans un village tranquille, le 66ème district de Kamisued comme une utopie, débordante d’eau et de végétation. Le monde est gouverné par les gens qui ont le pouvoir maudit ou le pouvoir des dieux de la télékinésie.

Après un certain incident, Saki et les autres réalisent la véritable nature de leur monde. Bientôt, ils apprennent tout, y compris l’histoire sanglante qui conduit l’humanité à cet état. Ils décident alors de se jeter dans une vie d’aventure et de danger pour protéger leurs amis et un monde au bord de l’effondrement.

Personnages[modifier | modifier le code]

Personnages principaux[modifier | modifier le code]

Saki Watanabe (渡辺 早季, Watanabe Saki?)
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Saki is the main character of the story. Initially, she is 12 years old, has short brown hair and argues a lot with Satoru. Two years later, her hair now shoulder-length, she becomes Maria's girlfriend. Despite that, her feelings for Shun remain strong. After several incidents occur, she is eager to know the true secrets of the town. Tomiko also reveals that she has a strong mental stability capable of overcoming setbacks. After the second timeskip, she is 26 and now works at the Department of Mutant Management, investigating and regulating the Monster Rat (バケネズミ, Bakenezumi?) colonies. In the Epilogue, she marries Satoru and succeeds Tomiko as head of the Ethics Committee.
Satoru Asahina (朝比奈 覚, Asahina Satoru?)
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Satoru is the main male character and an energetic and mischievous boy who likes to argue with Saki. He is also observant, smart and skillful in using his telekinesis. After the timeskip, Satoru becomes Shun's boyfriend, but he starts dating another boy shortly after their breakup. After a second timeskip, he becomes Saki's partner and closest friend. After the battle with the Monster Rats, Satoru also discovers the disturbing truth about the Monster Rats' origin and years later, becomes Saki's husband.
Maria Akizuki (秋月 真理亜, Akizuki Maria?)
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Maria has long red hair and is stated to be the most popular girl in her class. After the timeskip, she develops feelings for Saki and becomes her girlfriend, although she later forms a duty pair with Mamoru. She is particularly adept at matter movement (e.g. levitation). After Mamoru runs away, she leaves the others to join him. It is revealed that she and Mamoru had a son[1] (a daughter in the animated series[2]) and that she was killed by the Monster Rats.
Shun Aonuma (青沼 瞬, Aonuma Shun?)
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Shun is the smartest and most composed of the group of friends and is able to think his way out of any situation. He is also very knowledgeable. Shun is also implied to be the most talented telekineticist of their generation. After the timeskip, he becomes Satoru's boyfriend, but later breaks up with him. Eventually he loses control of his telekinesis, turning him into a Karmic Demon (業魔, Gōma?). It is also revealed that Shun had always loved Saki, but he chose to avoid her due to his growing uncontrollable power.
Mamoru Itō (伊東 守, Itō Mamoru?)
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Mamoru is the most timid and the least talented of the group. Following the timeskip, he grows to have a crush on Maria and eventually partners with her as a duty pair. After learning about the Board of Education's plans to dispose of him, he leaves the village and hides in the mountains. Maria promises him that they will never be apart again, subsequently joining him and leaving the others behind. He and Maria have a child who is stolen by the Monster Rat, Squealer, and raised to be an "Ogre", hoping that the child will be the Monster Rats' "Messiah". Tomiko confirms that Mamoru is dead, presumably at Squealer's hands.

Humans[modifier | modifier le code]

Tomiko Asahina (朝比奈 富子, Asahina Tomiko?)
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Satoru's grandmother and also the head of the Ethics Committee. She intends for Saki to succeed her position as she possesses a strong mental stability as well as the qualities of a leader. Because of this, she had asked the Board of Education not to dispose of Saki and her friends despite knowing about the true history. She also revealed that they were responsible for erasing their bad memories of the past to protect the minds of the townsfolk. With the ability to regenerate the telomeres in her cells, Tomiko has managed to extend her life, having lived for more than 250 years. She also had a close encounter with an Ogre (悪鬼, Akki?) in the past.
Shisei Kaburagi (鏑木 肆星, Kaburagi Shisei?)
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The adviser of the Security Council and also the village's strongest telekineticist. He wears a hooded mask and has double irises in each eye, capable of detecting and dispelling attacks from all directions. He also displays calmness and confidence in retaliation against the Monster Rats' attack on the village but is still powerless against the Ogre.
Hiromi Torigai (鳥飼 宏美, Torigai Hiromi?)
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Chairman of the Board of Education. She is the most anxious and cautious among the council representatives. She dies in the Monster Rats attack during the Summer Festival.
Masayo Komatsuzaki (小松崎 昌代, Komatsuzaki Masayo?)
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Vice-chairman of the Board of Education.
Koufuu Hino (日野 光風, Hino Kōfū?)
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The representative of the Occupations Council. He was killed by a sneak attack in the Monster Rats attack during the Summer Festival.
Mizuho Watanabe (渡辺 瑞穂, Watanabe Mizuho?)
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Saki's mother and also the head of the library. She entrusted Saki with the mission to search for the last weapon of mass destruction "Psychobuster" to eliminate the Ogre.
Takashi Sugiura (杉浦 敬, Sugiura Takashi?)
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Saki's father.
Inui (乾, Inui?)
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A Wildlife Protection officer. He was tasked to annihilate the Robber Fly colony and its allies but his mission failed. He was saved by Kiroumaru and he later accompanied Saki's group to Tokyo for her mission.
Mushin (無瞋, Mushin?)
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An old, heavily bearded head priest of the Temple of Purification. He conducts the ritual for children entering adulthood.
Rijin (離塵, Rijin?)
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A high priest of the Temple of Purification who seals away the children's telekinesis for breaking the rules and escorts them to be judged. He is killed by a Balloon Dog (風船犬, Fūsen Inu?).
Reiko Amano (天野 麗子, Amano Reiko?)
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Reiko is the sixth member of Saki's group at the beginning of the story. Due to her weak performance in class, she was the first student to be killed by an Impure Cat.

Monster Rats[modifier | modifier le code]

Squealer (スクィーラ, Sukwīra?) Yakomaru (野狐丸, Yakomaru?)
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Initially known as Squealer, a lowly member of the Robber Fly colony who once offered help to Saki and Satoru. He eventually attains knowledge and gains political clout to become the supreme commander of the Robber Fly colony bestowed with a new name 'Yakomaru' while exhibiting a machiavellian nature. Despite being a weak and small colony initially, the Robber Fly colony grew to rival the Giant Hornets colony after the second timeskip. He initially appears to be faithful to the humans but it is later revealed that he had plans to wipe out the human population and so liberate the Monster Rats. His grand mission was thwarted by Saki and sentenced to 'Eternal Hell', a punishment worse than death. Saki eventually and secretly gave him a merciful death.
Kiroumaru (奇狼丸, Kirōmaru?)
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The supreme commander of the Giant Hornet colony. Despite having orders to kill the children, he risks his life to help them escape. Much later on, his colony was destroyed by an Ogre sent by Yakomaru and he barely survives. He was briefly held captive at the Temple of Purification before Saki released him. After that, he guided Saki and her group to Tokyo and eventually sacrificed himeslf to defeat the child, "Messiah".
Squnk (スクォンク, Sukwonku?)
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A member of the Goat Moth colony. Saki saved him from drowning when he fell into a river and two years later, he repaid the favor by saving Mamoru after he fell off a cliff. He gives Saki a letter from Maria.

Media[modifier | modifier le code]

Novel[modifier | modifier le code]

The novel From the New World was written by the Japanese author Yusuke Kishi and published by Kodansha. Its original publication was on January 23, 2008, in two volumes.[3][4] On August 7, 2009, it was re-released as a single volume under the Kodansha Novels imprint[5] and again on January 14, 2011, as three volumes under the Kodansha Bunko imprint.[6][7][8]

Manga[modifier | modifier le code]

A manga adaption of the novel, drawn by Tōru Oikawa, was serialized in Kodansha's Bessatsu Shōnen Magazine. The first chapter was published in the June 2012 issue on May 9, 2012,[9] and the final in the July 2014 issue on June 9, 2014.[10] Additionally, the series has been collected in seven tankōbon volumes under the Kodansha Comics imprint, released between October 9, 2012,[11] and August 8, 2014.[12] In 2013 the series was licensed in English by Vertical Inc, who released the first five volumes between November 12, 2013,[13][14] and July 29, 2014.[15] The sixth volume is scheduled to be released on September 9, 2014.[15]Modèle:Update after

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An anime adaptation by A-1 Pictures aired between September 2012 and March 2013.[16][17] It has been licensed by Sentai Filmworks in North America.[18] The anime does not have an opening theme but theme songs that are played during the closing credits. "Wareta Ringo" (割れたリンゴ?, lit. Sliced Apple) by Risa Taneda was used for episode 1 through 16, which was replaced by "Yuki ni Saku Hana" (雪に咲く花?, lit. The Flower Blooming in Snow) by Kana Hanazawa starting in episode 17.[19]

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Reception[modifier | modifier le code]

Modèle:Expand section In 2008 the novel received the 29th Nihon SF Taisho Award.[13]

References[modifier | modifier le code]

  1. ↑ (ja) Yūsuke Kishi, 新世界より, Kodansha,‎ (ISBN 978-4-06-182660-1), p. 924 :

    « もし、普通に町で生まれていたら、きっと、とても愛らしい利発な少年に育っていたに違いない。 »
  2. ↑ Erreur de paramétrage du modèle {{Citation épisode}} : les paramètres titre et série sont obligatoires.
  3. ↑ (ja) « 新世界より 上 », Amazon.co.jp (consulté le )
  4. ↑ (ja) « 新世界より 下 », Amazon.co.jp (consulté le )
  5. ↑ (ja) « 新世界より (講談社ノベルス キJ-) (講談社ノベルズ) », Amazon.co.jp (consulté le )
  6. ↑ (ja) « 新世界より(上) (講談社文庫) », Amazon.co.jp (consulté le )
  7. ↑ (ja) « 新世界より(中) (講談社文庫) », Amazon.co.jp (consulté le )
  8. ↑ (ja) « 新世界より(下) (講談社文庫) », Amazon.co.jp (consulté le )
  9. ↑ « Yūsuke Kishi's From the New World Novel Gets Manga Adaptation », Anime News Network, (consulté le )
  10. ↑ « From the New World Manga to End in 2 More Chapters », Anime News Network, (consulté le )
  11. ↑ Erreur de référence : Balise <ref> incorrecte : aucun texte n’a été fourni pour les références nommées jp_manga_1
  12. ↑ Erreur de référence : Balise <ref> incorrecte : aucun texte n’a été fourni pour les références nommées jp_manga_7
  13. ↑ a et b « Vertical Adds Kyoko Okazaki's Pink, From the New World Manga », Anime News Network, (consulté le )
  14. ↑ Erreur de référence : Balise <ref> incorrecte : aucun texte n’a été fourni pour les références nommées en_manga_1
  15. ↑ a et b Erreur de référence : Balise <ref> incorrecte : aucun texte n’a été fourni pour les références nommées en_manga_5
  16. ↑ « First Trailer for From the New World Streamed Online », Anime News Network, (consulté le )
  17. ↑ « From the New World Novel Gets TV Anime From A-1 Pictures », Anime News Network, (consulté le )
  18. ↑ « Sentai Filmworks Adds From the New World Anime », Anime News Network, (consulté le )
  19. ↑ (ja) « ＴＶアニメ「新世界より」ED主題歌「割れたリンゴ」「雪に咲く花」 », TV Asahi (consulté le )
  20. ↑ (ja) « 新世界より », Shoboi Calendar (consulté le )

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