Celebrating 20 Years of The Familiar of Zero Anime and What It Stands For

Written by Luke So

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What are some of your favorite things about The Familiar of Zero? Hopefully the remaining light novels and the memorial book will be translated into English, in honor of the anime’s 20th anniversary.

Thank you to Yamaguchi Noboru-sensei for changing the world with his writing and genuine spirit. Even when he was fighting through cancer, he never gave up and ensured fans would get a proper ending with the final volumes notes’ and involvement of the final season. Yamaguchi-sensei is credited as the one responsible for the final season’s scripts and series composition

Thank you J.C Staff for inviting him onto the final season to help deliver a happy and definitive ending. Thank you to all the voice actors, singer ICHIKO, animators, and directors involved in the anime for some of the best memories. Thank you to Usatsuka Eiji-sensei for his illustrations. Thank you to Shimizu Yu-sensei and MF Bunko J Imprint for completing the final volumes, in accordance with the author’s dying wishes. I look forward to all their future contributions.

The 20th anniversary is celebrated with a bunch of announcements like WEBTOON and KADOKAWA turning The Familiar of Zero into a WEBTOON, special exhibitions and Round One events in Japan, and special merchandise. 

All anniversary related information from Dengeki Online and the official X/Twitter channel, @zero_tsuka20th:

Images Credits & Copyrights:

  • The 20th Anniversary Poster: Image via The Familiar of Zero 20th Anniversary Exhibition Executive Committee
  • Anime Screenshots: © Noboru Yamaguchi・Media Factory / The Familiar of Zero Production Committee
  • Light Novel Art: © Noboru Yamaguchi・Eiji Usatsuka / KADOKAWA (MF Bunko J)
  • Anniversary Promotional Pictures: © Dengeki Online / KADOKAWA Game Linkage Inc. / ROUND ONE / ANIMATE
Luke So
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Luke So

A fan of slice of life, comedy, and romance with occasional action, drama, and thrillers. Writing isn't easy, but his love for anime is why he's here now as a writer.

He also studied Japanese for 5 years, loves cooking shows like "Culinary Class Wars" and "Chef and My Fridge", and Webtoons such as The Mafia Nanny, Teenage Mercenary, Stagtown, and My Bias Gets on the Last Train.

Contact: [email protected]

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