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Hoshi no Ugoku Oto
| Hoshi no Ugoku Oto | |
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| Japanese name | 星の動く音 |
| First appearance | March 1979 |
| Based on | Fictional spacefaring humans |
Hoshi no Ugoku Oto (Sounds of the Moving Stars) is a science fiction universe by Hisashi Sakaguchi, also consisting of a number of related stories. It is not a franchise owned by Sanrio, however it was first serialised in March 1979 of Sanrio's Lyrica magazine (No. 29) as Hoshi no Ugoku Oto; before the related stories were released in multiple serialisations; including Bessatsu Kisoutengai (別冊奇想天外), Manga Kisoutengai (マンガ奇想天外), Ryuu (リュウ) and Popcorn (ポップコーン).[1]
The name of this work may be a reference to the expression musica universalis (universal music).
Hoshi no Ugoku Oto (星の動く音) (March 1979, Lyrica No. 29)
- Main article: Hoshi no Ugoku Oto (March 1979, Lyrica No. 29).
This story is based on Earth and the fictional tropical planet of Noval. Gil's father was an astronaut and architect who worked at Noval but was originally born on Earth. He passed away during an accident at Noval. As part of his will, he wants to be buried on his home planet of Earth. Therefore, in his honour Gil and his nameless mother set out to Earth as astronauts to meet his wishes.
Characters
- Gil (Min's brother)
- Min (Gil's sister)
- Father of Gil/Min
- Mother of Gil/Min
Related stories
Kizuna (絆) (January 1980, Bassatsu Kisoutengai No. 9)
(Synopsis needed. Kizuna can mean "Bond", "Fetters" or "Encumbrance".)
Matsuri no Hi (祭の日) (April 1980, Manga Kisoutengai No. 1)
(Synopsis needed. The title means "Festival Day".)
Hoshifuru Yoru (星降る夜) (July 1980, Manga Kisoutengai No. 2)
(Synopsis needed. The title means "Starry Night".)
Shin Sekai (新世界) (November 1980, Manga Kisoutengai No. 3)
(Synopsis needed. The title means "New World".)
Houseki Kari (宝石狩) (December 1980, Ryuu No. 12)
(Synopsis needed. The title means "Jewel Hunting".)
Himitsu (秘密) (January 1981, Manga Kisoutengai No. 4)
(Synopsis needed. The title means "Secret".)
Tooi Sasayaki (遠いささやき) (February 1981, Popcorn No. 6)
(Synopsis needed. The title means "Distant Whisper".)
Republications
Hoshi no Ugoku Oto was republished by usio publishing in a Kindle Edition.[2][3]
There is also a physical book of this work called SF Tanhenshuu: Hoshi no Ugoku Oto (Japanese: SF短編集星の動く音) for Kisoutengai Comics (Japanese: 奇想天外コミックス), "Fantastic Idea Comics"; combining Hoshi no Ugoku Oto and the seven other previously mentioned related stories.
References
- ↑ SF Tanhenshuu: Hoshi no Ugoku Oto (Japanese: SF短編集星の動く音), page 192 (lists related stories, serialisations and dates), published by Kisoutengai Comics (Japanese: 奇想天外コミックス)
- ↑ Japanese Wikipedia article editors (reworded)
- ↑ Amazon
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