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Belldandy
ああっ女神さまっ
(Aa Megami-sama)
Demographic Seinen
Genre Comedy, Romance, Fantasy
Manga: Oh My Goddess! (manga)
Author Kōsuke Fujishima
Publisher Flag of Japan Kodansha
Serialized in Flag of Japan Afternoon (magazine)
 Flag of the United States Super Manga Blast
Original run 1988-08-25 – ongoing
Volumes 34+
OVA: Oh My Goddess! (OVA)
Director Hiroaki Gōda
Studio AIC
Episodes 5
Released Flag of Japan February 2, 1993 – May 17, 1994
Runtime 153 min
TV anime: Adventures of Mini-Goddess
Director Hiroko Kazui, Yasuhiro Matsumura
Studio Oriental Light and Magic
Network Flag of Japan WOWOW
Original run April 6, 1998 – March 29, 1999
Episodes 48
Movie: Ah! My Goddess The Movie
Director Hiroaki Gōda
Producer Seiichi Horiguchi
Kinya Watanabe
Tsuyoshi Yoshida
Composer Shirou Hamaguchi
Studio AIC
Released Flag of Japan October 21, 2000
Runtime 105 minutes
TV anime: Ah! My Goddess (TV)
Director Hiroaki Gōda
Studio AIC
Network Flag of Japan TBS and its affiliates, BS-1 and HBC
Original run January 6, 2005 – ongoing
Episodes Season 1: 26 (24 + 2 DVD OVA)
Season 2: 24 (22 + 2 DVD OVA)
Mini-Season 2.5: 3 (2 + 1 DVD OVA)

Oh My Goddess! (ああっ女神さまっ Aa Megami-sama?), also known as Ah! My Goddess, is a seinen manga series by Kosuke Fujishima currently serialised in Kodansha's monthly Afternoon magazine. It was first published in 1988-08-25 (the September issue). Originally a typical magical girlfriend romantic comedy, over time it has grown to feature more action and the latest variant has had a greater focus on developing the mystical aspects of the world in which it is set. There are also four anime offshoots. Image File history File links Flag_of_Poland. ... Japonica Polonia Fantastica is a polish Manga publisher, located in Mierzyn, Poland. ... Image File history File links Flag_of_Japan. ... Afternoon (アフタヌーン) is a Japanese manga magazine published by Kodansha. ... Image File history File links This is a lossless scalable vector image. ... 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Contents

Story

The manga tells the story of college freshman Keiichi Morisato, who, because of his pure heart, has been chosen by Yggdrasil, Heaven's computer system, to receive a single wish. The "angelic" goddess Belldandy is sent down to Earth to ask for his wish, and tells him that he can potentially wish for anything that he wants, from becoming a billionaire to destroying the world in an instant. Keiichi first thinks that this entire meeting is a prank set up by his senpais, but during their short meeting, he soon realizes that she's the only person who truly understands and appreciates him. Being enchanted by her, Keiichi wishes that someone like Belldandy would stay with him forever, under the condition that the offer is valid. Ironically, he does not fully comprehend the outcome of his wish, and is stunned on realizing that Belldandy will now be living with him. The manga/anime follows their relationship as they become closer to each other. This article is about the comics published in East Asian countries. ... Keiichi Morisato (森里 螢一 Morisato Keiichi) is a character in the popular manga Oh My Goddess! (OMG) and in the anime of the same name and is voiced by Masami Kikuchi. ... Heaven is one of the two divine factions in the Oh My Goddess! anime/manga series // Yggdrasil Norse references Yggdrasil (ユグドラシル Yugudorashiru) is the heavenly computer system that maintains reality, with the Gods and Goddesses acting as its programmers, system administrators, and debuggers and is named after the World Tree in... For the Norse mythology deity, see Verdandi. ... Senpai ) is a Japanese term (sometimes an honorific) for a person in a club or other organization, including a school or college, who is a senior, in other words a member of a year above. ...


The varying anime series feature the main characters and are based on the same basic plotline as the original manga, but each has taken a unique interpretation on this concept — described below — and, as such, should be considered separate canons. The only exception to this is the more recent TV series, which follows the plot of the manga closely. “Animé” redirects here. ...


Being a mechanical otaku[1] himself, Fujishima frequently bases whole chapters, or even story arcs, around mechanics, focusing especially on motorcycle mechanics. Most notably, readers discover that Keiichi Morisato is a member of his college's motor vehicle club, which is always under threat of being put out of commission by a rival motor club. There are also several story arcs related to racing found earlier in the manga; the concept of racing is also a significant plot device in each of the anime canons. Both Keiichi and Belldandy are exceptionally gifted at racing (Keiichi because of natural ability and Belldandy because of her ability to "talk" with the machines). Most of the other main characters have exhibited some degree of skill in racing and/or mechanics, making the idea of mechanics a significant device for character development and growth. Otaku ) is a derisive Japanese term used to refer to people with obsessive interests in manga, anime or hentai. ...


Oh My Goddess! (Manga)

Oh! My Goddess (manga)
Main article: Oh My Goddess! (manga)

The manga was first published in 1988 as a spin-off of the manga You're Under Arrest (逮捕しちゃうぞ, Taiho Shichauzo). Fujishima had added a four-panel gag strip to a version You're Under Arrest in which the main characters prayed to a goddess.[2] The gag became very popular, and Fujishima liked the look of his drawings of the goddess so much that he began drawing a full-fledged manga based around her. Oh My Goddess! was published in the Japanese publisher Kodansha's monthly Afternoon magazine, where it was very warmly received — it has been a staple of Afternoon ever since. A complete collection of the manga published to date would run over 200 chapters (over thirty-four collected volumes). There have been twenty-six volumes of the manga published in the US so far (as of April 2007), and publisher Dark Horse Comics is now reprinting unflipped versions of the earlier graphic novels in order to spark new interest in the series.
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Anime Adaptations

Oh My Goddess! has seen various anime adaptations throughout the years, from the original OVA release, to the currently running TV series. Each puts its own spin on the series; the OVA features a condensed, highly altered version of the story, the movie and the Adventures of Mini-Goddess series have original stories not based on the manga while the new TV series sticks as close to the manga as possible Original Video Animation ), abbreviated OVA ), is a term used for anime titles that are released direct-to-video, without prior showings on TV or in theaters. ... A television program is the content of television broadcasting. ... In 1993, the Oh My Goddess! (ああっ女神さまっ, Aa! Megami-sama!) OVA was produced by AIC, featuring the central characters of Kosuke Fujishimas popular Oh My Goddess! series. ... Oh! My Goddess: The Movie In 2000, the Oh! My Goddess: The Movie (Japanese: AA! Megami Sama: The Movie) featuring the characters Keichii, Belldandy, Celestine and Peorth, among others, was produced by AIC. It was distributed in the US by Geneon Entertainment in 2001. ... The Adventures of Mini-Goddess (also known as Ah! My Goddess: Being Small is Convenient) (Japanese ああっ女神さまっ 小っちゃいって事は便利だねっ; AA! Megami Sama: Chicchaitte Kotoha Benridane) is a a 48-episode TV series featuring chibi versions of Urd, Belldandy, and Skuld of Oh My Goddess! fame in a comedic super deformed style was produced... In 2005, a new anime TV series of Ah! My Goddess! (ああっ女神さまっ, Aa! Megami-sama!) began airing in Japan, again produced by AIC and distributed in the US by Media Blasters[1]. In this version, they have returned to the manga roots of the series, retelling events much closer to their...

Oh My Goddess! (OVA)

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Oh My Goddess! (OVA)

Main articles: Oh My Goddess! (OVA) and List of Oh My Goddess episodes

A five episode OVA series titled Oh My Goddess! (ああっ女神さまっ, Aa! Megami-sama!) featuring Keiichi, Belldandy, and the other major characters from the manga was produced from 1993 to 1994 by Anime International Company and is distributed in Japan by Pony Canyon and in North America by AnimEigo [3]. The OVA is based on several early plots from the manga, but with many events and characterizations removed. The other Goddesses, Urd and Skuld, are introduced comparatively early (in the second and third episodes, respectively), and in the final two episodes, The Almighty begins working to separate the two, forcing Belldandy to return to Heaven and her duties. In 1993, the Oh My Goddess! (ああっ女神さまっ, Aa! Megami-sama!) OVA was produced by AIC, featuring the central characters of Kosuke Fujishimas popular Oh My Goddess! series. ... This is the complete episode listing for all the animation produced for Oh My Goddess!. The series consists of five OVA episodes, one movie, forty-eight 7-minute mini-episodes, and a currently-airing series with forty-six 25-minute TV episodes (under the name Ah! My Goddess) from the... Year 1993 (MCMXCIII) was a common year starting on Friday (link will display full 1993 Gregorian calendar). ... Year 1994 (MCMXCIV) The year 1994 was designated as the International Year of the Family and the International Year of the Sport and the Olympic Ideal by the United Nations. ... Anime International Company Inc. ... Pony Canyon is a large Japanese company, established on October 1st 1966, which publishes music, DVD and VHS videos, movies and video games. ... AnimEigo is an American licensor and distributor, within the United States and Canada, of Japanese anime such as Urusei Yatsura, Oh My Goddess!, Vampire Princess Miyu, Gainaxs classic industry sendup Otaku no Video, the Bubblegum Crisis OVA series, and Kimagure Orange Road. ... Urd (ウルド Urudo) is a character in the popular Oh My Goddess! manga and anime, voiced by Toma Yumi (冬馬由美). Biography Urd is Belldandys older sister and is the second Goddess to appear to Keiichi. ... Skuld (スクルド Sukurudo) is a character in the anime/manga Oh My Goddess! and is the younger sister of Belldandy. ...


A re-release is now available on DVD for purchase.

Adventures of Mini-Goddess

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The Adventures of Mini-Goddess

Main article: The Adventures of Mini-Goddess

A 48 episode TV series Adventures of Mini-Goddess (ああっ女神さまっ 小っちゃいって事は便利だねっ, Aa! Megami-sama! Chicchaitte Koto wa Benri da ne ) series featuring shrunken versions of Urd, Belldandy, and Skuld in a comedic super deformed style was produced by Oriental Light and Magic and premiered on WOWOW in 1998 as a part of the omnibus show Anime Complex. It is distributed in Japan by Pony Canyon and in North America by Geneon Entertainment. [4] This series departs the most from the basic manga storyline, and indeed, shares next to no continuity with the previous series.
The Adventures of Mini-Goddess (also known as Ah! My Goddess: Being Small is Convenient) (Japanese ああっ女神さまっ 小っちゃいって事は便利だねっ; AA! Megami Sama: Chicchaitte Kotoha Benridane) is a a 48-episode TV series featuring chibi versions of Urd, Belldandy, and Skuld of Oh My Goddess! fame in a comedic super deformed style was produced... Ryu drawn in a super deformed style, from the arcade game Pocket Fighter, known as Super Gem Fighter: Mini Mix in the United States. ... Oriental Light & Magics logo Oriental Light and Magic (OLM) is a Japanese animation studio. ... WOWOW was the first private satellite broadcasting and pay TV station in Japan. ... Year 1998 (MCMXCVIII) was a common year starting on Thursday (link will display full 1998 Gregorian calendar). ... Anime Complex was an omnibus anime show broadcast on WOWOW from April 6 to September 28, 1998. ...

Ah! My Goddess The Movie

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Ah! My Goddess The Movie

Main article: Ah! My Goddess: The Movie

A film, titled Ah! My Goddess: The Movie (劇場版ああっ女神さまっ, Gekijōban Aa! Megami-sama) premiered in Japan in 2000. It saw the return of the main cast, along with several popular characters from the manga who had not appeared in any of the previous anime. It is distributed in Japan by Shochiku and in North America by Geneon Entertainment in 2001. [5] The plot does not seem to follow any of the existing canon, but uses plot devices from several different story arcs from the manga.
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Ah! My Goddess (TV)

Main articles: Ah! My Goddess (TV) and List of Oh My Goddess episodes
Ah! My Goddess (TV)

In 2005, a new anime TV series of Ah! My Goddess (ああっ女神さまっ, Aa! Megami-sama) began airing in Japan, again produced by AIC and distributed in North America by Media Blasters. [6] In this version, they have returned to the manga roots of the series, retelling events much closer to their original form, though there are minor differences, typically based on what is considered unacceptable for television, or to fix plot holes in the manga, or to just move the time-frame from the late-'80s into the mid-'00s. While this makes good use of the manga, the anime writers do not limit themselves by events in the manga; some episodes do not mirror any particular plot element in the manga at all. This 1st season consisted of 24 episodes plus a special episode (aired between 12th and 13th) being a recap. The Japanese DVD release contained 2 bonus OAV (OVA) episodes focusing on the aftermath of the first season's finalé. In 2005, a new anime TV series of Ah! My Goddess! (ああっ女神さまっ, Aa! Megami-sama!) began airing in Japan, again produced by AIC and distributed in the US by Media Blasters[1]. In this version, they have returned to the manga roots of the series, retelling events much closer to their... This is the complete episode listing for all the animation produced for Oh My Goddess!. The series consists of five OVA episodes, one movie, forty-eight 7-minute mini-episodes, and a currently-airing series with forty-six 25-minute TV episodes (under the name Ah! My Goddess) from the... Image File history File links Oh_My_Goddess_TV_DVD_Vol_01_(region_1). ... Media Blasters is a corporation in New York City that translates, packages, and dubs anime and live action films for home video release. ...


A second season titled Ah! My Goddess: Everyone Has Wings (Japanese: ああっ女神さまっ それぞれの翼 – Aa! Megami-sama: Sorezore no Tsubasa) (titled Flights of Fancy in the U.S.) had picked up the story on April 6, 2006 from where the series left with the first series and concluded at 22 episodes. There is also a novelisation of the second season. 2 bonus OAV (OVA) episodes were also included on the final Japanese DVD release, giving Sorezore no Tsubasa a total of 24 episodes. is the 96th day of the year (97th in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar. ... Year 2006 (MMVI) was a common year starting on Sunday of the Gregorian calendar. ...


As of December 2006, it has been announced that ADV Films has licensed the second season for release in the US. This is a change from Media Blasters who did the first season. The U.S. release of the first DVD of the season 2 is scheduled on May 8th, 2007, according to the Amazon.com. It has also been announced by the new Ah! My Goddess website hosted by ADV that the original cast from the first season has been brought back to provide the voices.[7] ADV Films logo ADV Films is the home video publication arm of A.D. Vision based in Houston, Texas. ...


There has also been a UK release of Volume 1 of Oh My Goddess! The first DVD Volume has been rated a PG. The main language is Japanese with English subtitles. PG can mean: Bangkok Airways: IATA airline designator Page, in chat short-hand Papua New Guinea: ISO 3166-1 country code Parental Guidance, the name given to a number of similar movie and television ratings, including: An MPAA (US) movie rating A BBFC (UK) movie rating An OFLC (Australia) movie...


The director of the series, Hiroaki Gōda, would like to animate as much of the original manga as possible, making more episodes a possibility.


Recently, it has been reported on "The Goddess Project.net", Anime News Network and Anime on DVD that a special Ah! My Goddess OVA-type production entitled Ah! My Goddess: Fighting Wings (Japanese: ああっ女神さまっ 闘う翼 – Aa! Megami-sama: Tatakau Tsubasa) is set to broadcast in Japan on December 8th, 2007. This special will adapt some of those manga chapters that were originally skipped over by Gōda's animation team. It has now been confirmed and more information can be found on their website[8]




Cast and staff

Cast

Main article: List of Oh My Goddess characters

Names are given in Western order with the given name preceding the surname. This article contains character information for Oh My Goddess! // Keiichi Morisato Belldandy Urd Skuld Almighty Celestin Lind Morgan le Fay Peorth Troubador Chrono, Ere & Ex Hild Lord of Terror Marller Senbee Welsper Angel Eater Megumi Morisato Keima Morisato Takano Morisato Chihiro Fujimi Toraichi Tamiya Otaki Aoyama Sora Hasegawa Banpei Sigel...

Seiyū Anime character OVA Mini Movie TV
Kikuko Inoue Belldandy YesY YesY† YesY YesY
Akemi Okamura NoN YesY† NoN NoN
Mio Shionoiri Belldandy (Child) NoN NoN YesY NoN
Yumi Toma YesY NoN NoN YesY
Urd YesY YesY YesY YesY
Aya Hisakawa Skuld YesY YesY YesY YesY
Masami Kikuchi Keiichi Morisato YesY YesY YesY YesY
Megumi Ogata Keiichi Morisato (Child) YesY NoN NoN NoN
Shinji Ogawa The Almighty
(Kami-sama)		 YesY NoN NoN NoN
Hidetoshi Nakamura NoN NoN YesY YesY
Hiroshi Yanaka Celestin NoN NoN YesY NoN
Miki Ito Lind NoN NoN NoN YesY
Rei Sakuma Peorth NoN NoN YesY YesY
Akiko Yajima Ex (Ekusu) NoN NoN YesY NoN
Yoko Honna NoN NoN NoN YesY
Rumi Kasahara Ere NoN NoN YesY NoN
Chiemi Chiba NoN NoN NoN YesY
Yui Horie Chrono (Kurono) NoN NoN YesY NoN
Masako Joh NoN NoN NoN YesY
Kōichi Yamadera Troubador NoN NoN NoN YesY
Gara Takashima Hild NoN NoN NoN YesY
Chafurin Lord of Terror NoN NoN NoN YesY
Urara Takano Marller NoN YesY NoN YesY
No voice actor yet Welsper * NoN NoN NoN NoN
Seiyū Anime character OVA Mini Movie TV
Ayako Kawasumi Morgan le Fey NoN NoN YesY NoN
Yuriko Fuchizaki Megumi Morisato YesY NoN YesY YesY
Ikue Otani Sora Hasegawa YesY NoN YesY YesY
Yuka Imai Chihiro Fujimi NoN NoN YesY YesY
Kiyoyuki Yanada Toraichi Tamiya YesY NoN YesY YesY
Issei Futamata Otaki Aoyama YesY NoN YesY YesY
Mamiko Noto Sayoko Mishima NoN NoN NoN YesY
Junko Asami YesY NoN NoN NoN
Nobuo Tobita