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An arcade game by [[Seymour Games]] called ''[[Akari Kagamine and the Luminous Bricks]]'' was released in the summer of 1996. The game was ported to the PlayStation, Nintendo 64, and home computers by [[Drillimation Studios]]. |
An arcade game by [[Seymour Games]] called ''[[Akari Kagamine and the Luminous Bricks]]'' was released in the summer of 1996. The game was ported to the PlayStation, Nintendo 64, and home computers by [[Drillimation Studios]]. |
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'Akari Kagamine and the Rainbow Mirror' (Japanese: 鏡音アカリの虹色鏡, Hepburn: 'Kagamine Akari no Nijiiro Kagami') is a 1991 fantasy novel written by Hinata Kazunori. The novel concerns the daily life of a magical girl named Akari Kagamine who has the ability to use mirrors to transport to other places across her homeworld, generally using it to escape her abusive grandmother after her parents divorced and had to live with her grandmother for the rest of her life. Another one of her abilities is the ability to use paint to dye her hair an assortment of colors, giving her stealth abilities to evade from her enemies. The book was critically acclaimed by critics, spawning an anime series, two video games, and numerous merchandise.
Media
Anime
- Main Article: Akari Kagamine and the Rainbow Mirror (anime)
A two-season anime series produced by El TV Kadsre Animation was produced between 1994 and 1995. The series aired on El TV Kadsre during that time.
Video games
An arcade game by Seymour Games called Akari Kagamine and the Luminous Bricks was released in the summer of 1996. The game was ported to the PlayStation, Nintendo 64, and home computers by Drillimation Studios.