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| From the New World | |
 Cover of the 2009 reprint | |
| 新世界より ( Shin Sekai Yori ) | |
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| Novel | |
| Written by | Yusuke Kishi |
| Published by | Kodansha |
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| Demographic | Teenage, immature adult |
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| Manga | |
| Written by | Yūsuke Kishi |
| Illustrated by | Tōru Oikawa |
| Published past | Kōdansha |
| English publisher | NA Vertical Inc |
| Imprint | Kodansha Comics |
| Magazine | Bessatsu Shōnen Magazine |
| Demographic | Shōnen |
| Original run | May ix, 2012 – June 9, 2014 |
| Volumes | 7 |
| Anime television series | |
| Directed past | Masashi Ishihama |
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| Written past | Masashi Sogo |
| Music by | Shigeo Komori |
| Studio | A-ane Pictures |
| Licensed by | AUS Hanabee NA Sentai Filmworks U.k. MVM Films |
| Original network | CS TV Asahi Channel, TV Asahi, ABC |
| English network | Anime Network |
| Original run | October 3, 2012 – March 27, 2013 |
| Episodes | 25 |
From the New World (Japanese: 新世界より, Hepburn: Shin Sekai Yori ) is a Japanese novel by Yusuke Kishi, originally published in 2008 past Kodansha. It is titled after Antonín Dvořák'south Symphony No. 9 "From the New Earth", whose Movement II appears in the story several times.[iv] [5]
The story received a manga adaptation with slight disparities in Kodansha's Bessatsu Shōnen Magazine, which was serialized between May 2012 and June 2014, and an anime idiot box serial adaptation by A-i Pictures, which aired in Nippon betwixt October 2012 and March 2013.
In Northward America, the manga has been licensed by Vertical (itself an imprint of Kodansha Us) and the anime by Sentai Filmworks.
From the New Globe received the 29th Nihon SF Taisho Honor in 2008.
Plot [edit]
Setting [edit]
In Advertizement 3013, 1,000 years afterwards the modernistic era, 0.three percent of the population adult psychic abilities chosen "Canto". Soon afterwards these powers manifest themselves, many brainstorm using Canto for violence and law-breaking, and the conscious and unconscious utilize of these powers altered the wild animals and the environment. This led to a breakdown of modern order and a globe state of war which devastated the human population and caused the fall of modern society. This was followed by oppressive and feudalistic regimes, but these too dissolved in chaos due to the violence of the psychic humans. Eventually, the psychic-endowed humans established a stable club by controlling their powers using genetic modification and social conditioning. They made themselves incapable of violence against other humans by implementing Assail Inhibition and creating Expiry Feedback which would be activated if a psychic human kills another, causing the murderer's organs to close downward and die almost instantly. The villages also used genetically designed animals for various purposes. The mole-like Queerats [a] resemble humanity, are able to speak man language and live in a complex eusocial society ruled by queens. The feline Impure Cats are used to impale children at gamble of developing 1 of the two dangerous disorders: the Karmic Demons ( 業魔 , Gōma ), who are unable to control their powers, and the Fiends ( 悪鬼 , Akki ), who can suppress the Attack Inhibition and Death Feedback and use their special powers against humans.
Part I [edit]
Shin Sekai Yori follows the life of Saki Watanabe, a girl from the town of Kamisu 66. In this era, all humans possess powerful psychic abilities and live an idyllic life in agrarian villages. Despite her parents' fears that she may not awaken her powers, Saki gains her special powers at the age of twelve and joins her friends—Satoru Asahina, Maria Akizuki, Mamoru Itou, Shun Aonuma, and Reiko Amano—in Sage University, a special school for psychics. All the same, the children are unaware that the village government is monitoring and evaluating students through the instruction organization. Based on these evaluations, certain students are removed from guild because of reasons such as poor performance (such as with Reiko) or for cheating. The memories of the removed students are erased from the community; Saki and her remaining friends have no retentiveness of Reiko and other students. During an unsupervised camping field trip, Saki and her friends capture a Fake Minoshiro, a mythical animal revealed to be an aboriginal library robot. The False Minoshiro explains the violent truth of how the electric current era came about and what their special powers truly are.
While interrogating the Imitation Minoshiro, Saki and her friends are plant by the monk Rijin. He destroys the False Minoshiro and seemingly seals away the children'south special powers for associating with a demon. On the way dorsum to exist judged at the hamlet, Rijin is killed by a rogue Queerat tribe while Saki and Satoru are separated from their friends. They are captured by the rogue Queerat colony. Using objects establish during their trip, Saki and Satoru are able to escape their prison. During their escape, they meet a Queerat, Hog, of the Robber Wing colony who rescues them from their pursuers. Saki and Satoru help Squealer and his colony to defeat the rogue Queerats, later with assistance from General Kiroumaru and his Giant Hornet colony, a colony with an especially close relationship to humans. Later on regrouping with their friends with the help of Squealer and general Kiroumaru, Saki restores their powers, using the same hypnotic methods the village uses to command children, before returning to the village under the belief that the adults do not know of their transgressions.
Part II [edit]
Ii years later, as Saki and her friends reach boyhood and develop relationships, Shun starts to altitude himself from the others and eventually goes missing. Saki finds Shun in an abandoned house and learns that he has become a Karmic Demon and had been sent to die in isolation. After holding himself back for the elapsing of their meeting, Shun tells Saki to get while telling her the adults know of their transgressions two years ago earlier using his powers to take his ain life. Soon later on, unlike with Reiko, Saki and her remaining friends start to realize Shun's absence despite being unable to fully remember him. In time, Saki learns that the survival of herself and her friends has been orchestrated past the Didactics lath and the Ethics Committee Head Tomiko Asahina, who sees Saki as a potential successor. Later, Mamoru and Maria run away after the Education Board tries to purge Mamoru. Squealer, renamed by the humans equally Yakomaru equally a reward for his usefulness, helps them by staging their deaths. However, after finding the Robber Fly queen lobotomized and that Yakomaru acquired a Imitation Minoshiro, Saki begins to have dreams of a faceless child that tells her not to observe Mamoru and Maria every bit they must die.
Part Three [edit]
Now 26 years one-time, Saki works for the village regime in the "Department of Mutant Direction" which oversees the Queerats. Yakomaru'southward colony slowly ascends to ability while conquering other colonies and wiping out the Giant Hornet colony, eventually attacking Kamisu 66 with what is believed to exist a Fiend that the Queerats refer to equally their "Messiah." This is subsequently revealed to be the biological child of Mamoru and Maria who Yakomaru raised after murdering the parents. After evading the Fiend and learning that Yakomaru intends to steal more homo infants to create an army to wipe out the human race, Saki and Satoru are joined by Kiroumaru who guides them to the ruins of Tokyo to discover the "Psychobuster"; an anthrax-like anti-psychic weapon. With Yakomaru'southward forces surrounding them, Satoru attempts to kill the Messiah with the Psychobuster, just Saki destroys the weapon considering its use at such close proximity would also have killed Satoru. Saki realizes that the Messiah is not truly a Fiend, just really a regular psychic similar themselves, with one central difference: the Messiah considers Queerats as his kin which is what enables him to bypass the Decease Feedback when attacking other humans. With seemingly no options left, Saki and Satoru plead with Kiroumaru for help. After admitting his own disdain towards humans and their handling of his kind, Kiroumaru agrees to help, but asks for his colony to be spared the humans' retaliation in one case the revolt is ended. He disguises himself as a man and attacks the Messiah. The Messiah kills Kiroumaru, just upon realizing that Kiroumaru is a type of Queerat, dies due to Death Feedback.
With the Messiah dead and his rebellion crushed Sus scrofa is defeated. Renouncing the name the humans gave him, Hog is sentenced to perpetual torture of the "Space Hell" where his body is simultaneously regenerated and destroyed using psychic powers. Even so, Saki is troubled when Sus scrofa explains the reasons behind his revolt, claiming that his people are man. Later, Saki learns from Satoru that the Queerats are the descendants of normal humans whose DNA had been altered with mole rat genes to make it easier for the psychic humans to control them, since they will not trigger Attack Inhibition and Death Feedback. Now feeling lamentable for Squealer, Saki secretly puts him out of his misery.
In the epilogue x years later, Saki has married Satoru and they expect their first child. Both are positive that the globe volition be a amend place by the time their child grows up.
Characters [edit]
Main characters [edit]
- Saki Watanabe ( 渡辺 早季 , Watanabe Saki )
- Voiced by: Risa Taneda (12, fourteen & 26 years sometime), Aya Endo (narrator, 36 years quondam) (Japanese); Emily Neves (English)
- Initially, Saki is 12 years erstwhile, has short dark-brown hair and argues a lot with Satoru while having a crush on Shun. Two years later, her hair at present shoulder-length, she becomes Maria's girlfriend. Despite that, her feelings for Shun remain stiff. Subsequently several incidents occur, she is eager to know the truthful secrets of the town. Tomiko besides 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 Queerat colonies. In the epilogue, she marries Satoru and succeeds Tomiko as caput of the Ideals Committee. Pregnant, Saki writes her experiences down and then time to come generations would read in promise the world becomes a better identify.
- Satoru Asahina ( 朝比奈 覚 , Asahina Satoru )
- Voiced by: Kanako Tōjō (12 years former), Yūki Kaji (xiv, 26 & 36 years old) (Japanese); Greg Ayres (English)
- Satoru is an energetic and mischievous male child who likes to debate with Saki. He is also observant, smart and proficient in using his telekinesis. After the timeskip, Satoru becomes Shun's boyfriend, but he starts dating another boy shortly afterwards their breakup. After a 2nd timeskip, he becomes Saki's partner and closest friend. He is adept at creating reflections, in the class of creating mirrors out of air - a skill that turns out to be incredibly useful. Afterward the battle with the Queerats, Satoru besides discovers the disturbing truth most the Queerats' origin and years subsequently, becomes Saki'due south married man.
- Shun Aonuma ( 青沼 瞬 , Aonuma Shun )
- Voiced by: Mai Tōdō (12 years old), Ayumu Murase (14 years old) (Japanese); Clint Bickham (English)
- Shun is the smartest and near composed of the grouping of friends and is able to call up his way out of any situation. He is also very knowledgeable. Shun is too implied to be the most talented telekineticist of their generation. Subsequently the timeskip, he becomes Satoru'southward young man, but later breaks upwardly with him. Eventually he loses command of his telekinesis, turning him into a Karmic Demon ( 業魔 , Gōma ). Information technology is also revealed that Shun had loved Saki since babyhood, but he chose to avoid her due to his growing uncontrollable ability. Near the end, he seems to take manifested a part of himself in Saki'south consciousness, giving her crucial advice in society to change her decisions in the last few episodes.
- Maria Akizuki ( 秋月 真理亜 , Akizuki Maria )
- Voiced by: Kana Hanazawa (Japanese); Monica Rial (English)
- Maria has long ruby-red pilus and is stated to be the about popular girl in her form. After the timeskip, she develops feelings for Saki and becomes her girlfriend, although she afterwards forms a duty pair with Mamoru. She is particularly adept at affair motility (e.g. levitation). Later Mamoru runs away, she leaves the others to join him. It is revealed that she was pregnant with Mamoru'south kid and was held by the Robber Fly colony before she was murdered upon her child'due south birth.
- Mamoru Itō ( 伊東 守 , Itō Mamoru )
- Voiced by: Haruka Kudō (12 years old), Motoki Takagi (fourteen years old) (Japanese); Blake Shepard (English)
- Mamoru is the most timid and the least talented of the grouping. Following the timeskip, he grows to take a beat out on Maria and somewhen partners with her every bit a duty pair. After learning about the Board of Didactics'south plans to dispose of him, he leaves the village and hides in the mountains. Maria promises him that they will never be autonomously again, subsequently joining him and leaving the others backside. Afterward the second time skip, with Tomiko confirming it, Mamoru was killed past the Robber Fly Queerats and had a child with Maria that Squealer raised to be the Queerats' "Messiah".
Humans [edit]
- Tomiko Asahina ( 朝比奈 富子 , Asahina Tomiko )
- Voiced by: Yoshiko Sakakibara (Japanese); Allison Sumrall (English language)
- Satoru's grandmother and also the head of the Ideals Commission. She intends for Saki to succeed her position as she possesses a strong mental stability besides 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 truthful history. She likewise revealed that they were responsible for erasing their bad memories of the past to protect the minds of the townsfolk. With the power to regenerate the telomeres in her cells, Tomiko has managed to extend her life, having lived for more than than 250 years. She also had a close encounter with a Fiend ( 悪鬼 , Akki ) in the past.
- Shisei Kaburagi ( 鏑木 肆星 , Kaburagi Shisei )
- Voiced by: Takanori Hoshino (Japanese); David Matranga (English)
- The adviser of the Security Council and also the village's strongest telekineticist. He wears a hooded mask and has double irises in each middle, capable of detecting and dispelling attacks from all directions. He also displays calmness and confidence in retaliation against the Queerats' attack on the hamlet simply is all the same powerless against the Fiend.
- Hiromi Torigai ( 鳥飼 宏美 , Torigai Hiromi )
- Voiced by: Yuri Amano (Japanese); Luci Christian (English)
- Chairman of the Board of Educational activity. She is the most anxious and cautious among the council representatives. She dies in the Queerats attack during the Summer Festival.
- Masayo Komatsuzaki ( 小松崎 昌代 , Komatsuzaki Masayo )
- Voiced by: Kaori Yamagata (Japanese); Nancy Novotny (English)
- Vice-chairman of the Board of Education.
- Koufuu Hino ( 日野 光風 , Hino Kōfū )
- Voiced by: Kishō Taniyama (Japanese); Rob Mungle (English)
- The representative of the Occupations Council. He was killed past a sneak attack in the Queerats assault during the Summer Festival.
- Mizuho Watanabe ( 渡辺 瑞穂 , Watanabe Mizuho )
- Voiced by: Miki Itō (Japanese); Carli Mosier (English)
- Saki's female parent 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 Fiend.
- Takashi Sugiura ( 杉浦 敬 , Sugiura Takashi )
- Voiced by: Hiroki Touchi (Japanese); David Wald (English)
- Saki'due south father.
- Inui ( 乾 , Inui )
- Voiced by: Kōsuke Toriumi (Japanese); Andrew Love (English)
- 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'south group to Tokyo for her mission.
- Mushin ( 無瞋 , Mushin )
- Voiced by: Tamio Ōki (Japanese); Carl Masterson (English)
- An quondam, heavily disguised head priest of the Temple of Purification. He conducts the ritual for children inbound adulthood.
- Rijin ( 離塵 , Rijin )
- Voiced past: Tomokazu Sugita (Japanese); Leraldo Anzaldua (English)
- A high priest of the Temple of Purification who seals away the children'south telekinesis for breaking the rules and escorts them to exist judged. He is killed by a Balloon Dog ( 風船犬 , Fūsen Inu ).
- Reiko Amano ( 天野 麗子 , Amano Reiko )
- Voiced past: Yui Horie (Japanese); Brittney Karbowski (English language)
- Reiko is the 6th member of Saki's group at the kickoff of the story. Due to her weak performance in course, she was the commencement student to exist killed past an Impure Cat.
Queerats [edit]
The Queerats (Monster Rats) ( バケネズミ , Bakenezumi ) are humanoid molerat mutants who live in colonies and appear obedient to the humans to the bespeak of referring to them every bit gods. However, during the assault on the humans past Grunter, it'southward revealed that the Queerats disdain humans for the way they're treated. Saki eventually learns to her horror that Queerats are actually the descendants of normal humans who were genetically modified with molerat DNA to enable the humans with special powers to subjugate those who don't suffer the Decease of Shame, whom they would otherwise be defenseless against.
- Squealer ( スクィーラ , Sukwīra ) / Yakomaru ( 野狐丸 , Yakomaru )
- Voiced past: Daisuke Namikawa (Japanese); John Kaiser (English language)
- Starting off as a lowly member of the Robber Wing colony who once offered help to Saki and Satoru, Squealer eventually attains knowledge and gains political clout to become the supreme commander of the Robber Fly colony, earning the name 'Yakomaru' while exhibiting a machiavellian nature. Despite existence a weak and small colony initially, the Robber Fly colony grew to rival the Behemothic Hornets colony after the 2d timeskip. He initially appears to be faithful to the humans, but secretly learned the truth of his kind's origin, after which he planned to wipe out the human being population and liberate all Queerats. The opportunity came when he had the delinquent Maria and Mamoru murdered to obtain their newborn kid to raise every bit both ane of his own and as the Queerats' "Messiah". Squealer'due south plan was thwarted by Saki and he was later sentenced to endure the 'Infinite Hell', consumed by his ain nervous system and in agonizing pain. Yet, upon learning the truth behind the Queerats, Saki secretly gives Squealer a merciful death.
- Kiroumaru ( 奇狼丸 , Kirōmaru )
- Voiced by: Hiroaki Hirata (Japanese); David Wald (English)
- The supreme commander of the Giant Hornet colony, he risked his own life to let Saki and Satoru return to their friends instead of executing them. Much later on on, Kiroumaru'due south colony was decimated by the Robber Fly colony with the help of their "Messiah" and he ended upwardly at the Temple of Purification. After existence released by Saki, Kiroumaru leads her and her group to the ruins of Tokyo to obtain the Psycho Buster to thwart Grunter'southward plans. After the plan with the Psycho Buster fails, revealing his own disdain for humans, Kiroumaru asks Saki to spare his colony from the humans' retaliation equally he sacrifices himself to defeat the "Messiah".
- Squnk ( スクォンク , Sukwonku )
- Voiced by: Kanehira Yamamoto (Japanese); John Swasey (English)
- A member of the Goat Moth colony. Saki saved him from drowning when he fell into a river. Two years later, he repaid the favor by saving Mamoru later he barbarous off a cliff. He gives Saki a letter from Maria.
Media [edit]
Novel [edit]
The novel From the New World was written by the Japanese writer Yusuke Kishi and published by Kodansha. Its original publication was on January 23, 2008, in two volumes.[6] [7] Information technology is believed that the writer has remained "silent" three years prior to publishing the novel. On August vii, 2009, information technology was re-released as a single volume nether the Kodansha Novels imprint[viii] and once again on January 14, 2011, equally three volumes nether the Kodansha Bunko imprint.[9] [10] [11]
Manga [edit]
A manga adaption of the novel, fatigued by Tōru Oikawa, was serialized in Kodansha'southward Bessatsu Shōnen Mag. The beginning chapter was published in the June 2012 issue on May 9, 2012,[12] and the terminal in the July 2014 issue on June 9, 2014.[13] The series has been nerveless in 7 tankōbon volumes nether the Kodansha Comics imprint, released between October 9, 2012,[14] and August viii, 2014.[15] In 2013 the series was licensed in English by Vertical Inc, who released it between November 12, 2013,[16] [17] and Jan twenty, 2015.[18]
| No. | Original release date | Original ISBN | English release date | English ISBN |
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| one | October nine, 2012[14] | 978-4-06-384745-1 | November 12, 2013[17] | 978-1-939130-13-6 |
| 2 | October 9, 2012[nineteen] | 978-4-06-384778-nine | January 21, 2014[20] | 978-i-939130-xiv-3 |
| 3 | May 9, 2013[21] | 978-4-06-384840-iii | March 4, 2014[22] | 978-1-939130-29-7 |
| 4 | September 9, 2013[23] | 978-4-06-394924-7 | May 13, 2014[24] | 978-1-939130-xxx-iii |
| v | December ix, 2013[25] | 978-four-06-394957-5 | July 29, 2014[26] | 978-1-939130-98-3 |
| six | Apr nine, 2014[27] | 978-4-06-395019-ix | September 9, 2014[28] | 978-1-941220-35-1 |
| 7 | Baronial 8, 2014[15] | 978-iv-06-395142-iv | January 20, 2015[18] | 978-ane-941220-53-5 |
Anime [edit]
The novel was adapted into an anime television series by A-1 Pictures which aired on Television Asahi from October 2012 to March 2013.[29] [30] The anime does non accept an opening theme but has 2 ending themes. "Wareta Ringo" ( 割れたリンゴ , lit. Sliced Apple) by Risa Taneda was used for episode one through 16, which was replaced past "Yuki ni Saku Hana" ( 雪に咲く花 , lit. The Flower Blooming in Snowfall) by Kana Hanazawa starting in episode 17.[31]
It has been licensed by Sentai Filmworks in North America.[32] Sentai Filmworks later released the English language dub version on DVD and Blu-Ray on April 15, 2014.[33] Hanabee Amusement later licensed the series on February 23, 2014 alongside Campione! and The Familiar of Zero.[34]
| No. | Title | Original air date[35] | |
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| 1 | "The Flavour of New Leaves" Transcription: " Wakaba no Kisetsu " (Japanese: 若葉の季節) | Oct three, 2012 (2012-ten-03) | |
| In the year 2011, humans brainstorm to manifest psychokinetic powers, leaving a trail of death and destruction in their wake. ane,000 years later, Saki Watanabe finally has her own Cantus powers awakened, and after a ritual of passage, she leaves Harmony School and joins her friends whose powers emerged before at the Sage University. Still, ane of them, Reiko Amano, is revealed to have weaker control over her powers than her peers, and shortly after she mysteriously disappears. | |||
| 2 | "The Vanishing Children" Transcription: " Kieyuku Kora " (Japanese: 消えゆく子ら) | Oct 10, 2012 (2012-10-ten) | |
| Saki and her friends in Group i have part in a game tournament where each grouping must control small clay dolls pushing a large brawl with their Cantus power. Her team defeats several opponents until the terminal match when Manabu Katayama of the opposing team breaks the rules in a violation of the Lawmaking of Virtue, catastrophe the match in a draw. Afterwards that twenty-four hour period, the children find a Queerat in trouble and Saki decides to save it, using her Cantus powers without permission. After the tournament, Manabu Katayama'south name is removed from the list of students and he is never seen again. | |||
| 3 | "The False Minoshiro" Transcription: " Minoshiro Modoki " (Japanese: ミノシロモドキ) | October 17, 2012 (2012-ten-17) | |
| The five members of Grouping 1 gear up out for summer military camp and they start telling scary stories. Satoru talks about Balloon Dogs, creatures capable of causing themselves to explode although the other children doubt their existence, rationalizing that none would exist if they all blew upwardly. The children call back the legend of a strange brute known as the "False Minoshiro" which brings expiry to all in its path. Venturing further than they should, they to locate a multicolored Minoshiro and Saki manages to capture information technology. Much to their surprise, it can communicate with them and it reveals that it is a repository of information. | |||
| iv | "Bloody History" Transcription: " Chinurareta Rekishi " (Japanese: 血塗られた歴史) | October 24, 2012 (2012-10-24) | |
| Under the threat of being dismembered, Minoshiro grants the children temporary data access. It reveals the truth well-nigh the tragic history of the world since the advent of humanity'due south psychokinetic powers i,000 years agone which the children have difficulty believing. Just equally the Faux Minoshiro explains the origin of their lodge, a monk called Rijin kills the creature, calling information technology a "mountain demon". They run across a vision of a woman belongings a infant every bit information technology dies. Rijin seals their Cantus and takes them away to be judged for their deportment. Due to killing the Fake Minoshiro, the monk experiences a phenomenon called the expiry feedback, which hinders his ability to think properly. On the way back, they are attacked by a group of Queerats, who are slain past the monk. From the pile of corpses a Balloon Dog emerges and leaps toward them. | |||
| 5 | "Pursuit on a Hot Night" Transcription: " Tōbō no Nettaiya " (Japanese: 逃亡の熱帯夜) | Oct 31, 2012 (2012-10-31) | |
| The Balloon Dog explodes, killing the monk and itself. Defenseless without their Cantus powers confronting the Queerats, the children abscond, but Saki and her friend Satoru are captured past Queerats. Later on escaping confinement, the pair is rescued by Grunter, a Queerat from the Robber Fly colony who takes them before his queen and asks for their assistance against the invading rivals of the Basis (Feral) Spider colony of Queerats who originally captured them. Saki and Satoru practice not reveal that their Cantus powers are sealed, and flee through the hugger-mugger tunnels when the invasion begins. | |||
| 6 | "Escape" Transcription: " Tōhikō " (Japanese: 逃避行) | November 7, 2012 (2012-11-07) | |
| Saki and Satoru appear to be trapped in the tunnels with no chance to escape. Saki deduces that Rijin hypnotized the students into forgetting their mantras, which are necessary to invoke their Cantus. Because Saki had tricked Satoru to reveal his mantra in their childhood, she uses the induction ceremony to recite his mantra and recover his Cantus. Instead of fleeing, Satoru decides to fight the Basis Spider colony and has some success. Aided past Squealer and the surviving Robber Wing warriors, the group survives several enemy ambushes. Satoru begins to bear witness signs of fatigue from overusing his abilities, but despite Saki'southward protests, he continues until they encounter a massive regular army of Queerats. | |||
| 7 | "Summer Darkness" Transcription: " Natsuyami " (Japanese: 夏闇) | Nov 14, 2012 (2012-11-xiv) | |
| The Behemothic Hornet Queerat colony led past Kiroumaru arrives and annihilates the Ground Spiders. On the pretext of surrendering, the Ground Spiders' leader unleashes two Balloon Dogs, merely Satoru uses his remaining energy to deflect the boom. Satoru suspects that Kiroumaru may intend to kill both him and Saki, and they abscond through the forest, guided through a shortcut by Squealer. Upon arriving at the river, they are reunited with their friends. Every bit they return to boondocks, they see Kiroumaru, who surprisingly helps them by towing their canoes backside his ship. In parting, Kiroumaru asks that they keep his assistance a secret, suggesting he may have defied orders to kill or capture them. Saki restores Shun's telepathic powers and helps the others restore their own when they return home. | |||
| viii | "Omen" Transcription: " Yochō " (Japanese: 予兆) | Nov 21, 2012 (2012-eleven-21) | |
| Two years pass, and the children enter adolescence and Saki finds her feelings for Shun unrequited. He starts dating Satoru while Saki starts dating Maria. Soon afterwards, Shun breaks upwardly with Satoru and starts distancing himself from everyone else. Saki questions him about it and he reveals that the adults know about the events of two years ago at the summer campsite. He warns her to be conscientious because it will soon be fourth dimension for them to be punished for their past transgressions. | |||
| 9 | "The Rising Wind" Transcription: " Kaze Tachinu " (Japanese: 風立ちぬ) | November 28, 2012 (2012-11-28) | |
| Shun stops going to school, and his friends in Group 1 secretly offset looking for him. Saki and Satoru set out for Shun'due south dwelling village of Pinewood, only to find it isolated by the regime and Shun's firm destroyed. Afterwards at night, Saki confronts her parents about what really happened to the hamlet but they have been forbidden to tell her the truth. Before long after, Saki is visited by Maria, who reveals to her she and Mamoru learned that several Impure Cats ( 不浄猫 , fujō neko ), which are used to eliminate troublesome children are being maintained at the school, and two were freed to hunt down Shun. Saki flees to warn him and encounters one of the Impure Cats. | |||
| 10 | "More Than Darkness" Transcription: " Yami Yori Mo " (Japanese: 闇よりも) | Dec five, 2012 (2012-12-05) | |
| Protected by a charm from Shun, Saki manages to defeat the Impure Cat before finding him. Shun explains that his entire village was destroyed because his powers went out of control. She also learns from him that the drastic alteration in the world'southward fauna and flora seen in the last 1,000 years was due to the residual Cantus which flows out of humans who are non in full command. The safehouse where he is beingness kept is bizarrely warped and his pet bulldog Subaru is mutated into a monstrous grade past the leakage of his Cantus which causes him to become a Karmic Demon. A second Impure Cat arrives to kill Shun, and Subaru is killed protecting him. Shun kills the cat, just equally he is killed by his own uncontrolled power, he reveals to Saki that he ever loved her. | |||
| eleven | "Distant Thunder in Wintertime" Transcription: " Fuyu no Enrai " (Japanese: 冬の遠雷) | December 12, 2012 (2012-12-12) | |
| As role of their schooling, each student is paired with a partner of the reverse sex activity for further training. Saki'south classmate Ryou is interested in partnering with her, but every bit Saki realizes that he is not who he appears to be, she turns him down and pairs upward with Satoru instead. Saki and her friends realize that their memories have been altered so they accept Ryou as a babyhood member of the group instead of Shun, whose identity they cannot call up. Saki finds a mirror in an erstwhile crate, which when polished, reveals the name of her older sister Yoshimi, whom the children deduce was eliminated because she had poor command over her powers. Mamoru begins to panic, and so Saki, Satoru and Maria determine to go on investigating without him. Shortly, they are called for an audience with the head of the Ethics Commission who happens to be Satoru's grandmother Tomiko, a fact that non even Satoru was enlightened of. | |||
| 12 | "The Weak Link" Transcription: " Yowai Kan " (Japanese: 弱い環) | Dec 19, 2012 (2012-12-19) | |
| Tomiko reveals to Saki the truth backside Fiends and Karmic Demons, including their reasons for the harsh means they developed to prevent them from appearing. Also, she was the one who intervened and had Saki and her friends spared by the Board of Education later the incident with the False Minoshiro. Tomiko tells Saki that she is considered to be the most suited one to be her successor. Some time subsequently, Mamoru mysteriously runs away from home and Saki, Maria and Satoru accept reward of a intermission in classes to look for him. | |||
| 13 | "Reunion" Transcription: " Saikai " (Japanese: 再会) | December 26, 2012 (2012-12-26) | |
| Saki and the others follow Mamoru's tracks through snow covered mountains until they discover him in a shelter. They meet Squonk, the Queerat who saved Mamoru and which Saki saved from drowning years earlier. Mamoru reveals to them that he left the hamlet in fear because firstly, he suspected that he had been followed by an Impure Cat, and secondly, signs that the Board of Education intended to dispose of him. | |||
| xiv | "Snowflakes" Transcription: " Sekka " (Japanese: 雪華) | Jan viii, 2013 (2013-01-08) | |
| Saki and Satoru leave Maria behind with Mamoru in the care of the Queerats and return to the hamlet. Saki is grilled past the Lath of Didactics but is released subsequently Tomiko again intervenes on her behalf. Tomiko reveals that the members of Grouping 1 were selected for special treatment since childhood. They have been spared almost of the hypnotic workout and retention alteration that is routinely used to instill obedience and docility. Tomiko predicts that the Board will order the destruction of both Mamoru and Maria, but says she can delay this for three days. Saki and Satoru caput off to try to bring the others dorsum earlier this deadline, just are unable to discover the shelter over again. | |||
| fifteen | "Afterimage" Transcription: " Zanzō " (Japanese: 残像) | January 16, 2013 (2013-01-16) | |
| While Saki and Satoru search for Maria and Mamoru, they observe themselves in the Robber Wing colony where they are reunited with Squealer who has taken the proper name "Yakomaru". They learn from Yakomaru that the Robber Fly society has greatly avant-garde since their last coming together, and it is now part of a potent confederation of colonies. Notwithstanding, they are shocked to find that the queen has been restrained and lobotomized because she was a threat to their developing social club, and is kept live merely to reproduce. Satoru suspects that the Robber Fly colony has captured a False Minoshiro and accessed its knowledge. Yakomaru takes the pair to run into Squonk at the nest of the Caprine animal Moth Queerat colony to enquire him virtually the whereabouts of their missing friends, just Yakomaru appears to have military intentions. A skirmish occurs between the two colonies until Satoru uses his ability to stop them. Saki is finally reunited with Squonk who gives her a letter from Maria, maxim that she had departed with Mamoru. | |||
| 16 | "To my love Saki" Transcription: " Aisuru Saki e " (Japanese: 愛する早季へ) | January 23, 2013 (2013-01-23) | |
| Saki reads Maria's heartfelt bye letter, condemning the hamlet philosophy of killing potentially antisocial children and asking her to return and tell the villagers that she and Mamoru are dead. Nonetheless, they ignore Maria's request, and with simply a day left, make up one's mind to continue their search for Maria and Mamoru . As hope dwindles, Saki begins to experience baroque and troubling nightmares of a faceless boy who tells her not to aid in her friends' escape, and that Maria has to die. | |||
| 17 | "Footsteps of Destruction" Transcription: " Hametsu no Ashioto " (Japanese: 破滅の足音) | January 30, 2013 (2013-01-30) | |
| Several years later on, Saki, now 26 years old, is working in the "Department of Exospecies Management". She is visited at work by Satoru, bringing news of an unprovoked attack among the Queerats, whose colonies are now divided into 2 big alliances. The leaders of the opposing alliances, Kiroumaru representing the Giant Hornets (Spider Wasps) and Yakomaru representing the Robber Flies (Goat Moths), are summoned to be questioned near the incident. Both leaders exchanging accusations, merely no determination is reached and some time later the disharmonize between both parties escalates into a sanctioned state of war. In the get-go battle, Kiroumaru's Giant Hornet army defeats their opponents, which for some reason did not include members of the main enemy colony of Robber Flies led by Yakomaru. Some time afterward, Saki is visited past Satoru once again who informs her that the Giant Hornets were annihilated. | |||
| eighteen | "Scarlet Flower" Transcription: " Akai Hana " (Japanese: 紅い花) | Feb half dozen, 2013 (2013-02-06) | |
| An investigation is conducted regarding the unexpected demise of the Giant Hornets, just information technology finds no conclusive evidence. Shisei Kaburagi, the security council advisor, suspects that a man with telekinesis powers such equally Maria and Mamoru are behind the attack, just Tomiko dismisses this stating that DNA testing confirmed that basic delivered by Yakomaru were those of Maria and Mamoru. The quango decides unanimously to wipe out the Robber Wing colony, only on the night of the summertime festival, an army of Queerats phase a surprise assault on the village. Satoru and Saki are defenseless in the commotion, but Kaburagi saves the village by using his slap-up telekinetic powers to drive away the enemy. With many casualties and the village in state of emergency, Tomiko swears Yakomaru will endure a slow and painful death for his treason. | |||
| 19 | "Darkness" Transcription: " Kurayami " (Japanese: 暗闇) | February thirteen, 2013 (2013-02-13) | |
| In the aftermath of the Queerats' sneak attack, Saki and Satoru join 3 others (Okano, Kuramochi and Satoru) to class a new group of five to visit the infirmary and check on i of their injured friends. Equally they arrive, they find the infirmary damaged. They clear the place of armed Queerats and rescue the few human survivors, only the party is attacked by an unknown individual who kills everyone in their path with an overwhelming power. Fearing that the enemy in question may be a Fiend, the other members of the party decide to cede themselves to let Saki and Satoru to escape and warn the others. However, as their boat floats down the river, the duo realize that they are beingness followed by the enemy. | |||
| 20 | "Common cold Sunlight" Transcription: " Tsumetai Hidamari " (Japanese: 冷たい日だまり) | February 20, 2013 (2013-02-20) | |
| Saki and Satoru create a diversion and manage to escape in their boat before the Fiend incinerates it. They keep on to the village in order to warn the townspeople, but come up across a mutant fish which blows itself upwards in a suicide attack. Saki is blown abroad by the explosion and separated from Satoru. While in midair, she has a flashback of her parting with Shun, but however cannot remember his name or face. When she lands, she is attacked by a immature boy, who mistakes her for a Queerat. Together they continue to the village, which is now in butchery with many expressionless or injured people and canals drained of water to prevent mutant fish attacks. Saki finds Tomiko injured at the Sage Academy, but Tomiko refuses to believe that a Fiend is on the loose. She tells Saki to detect the Security Quango and warn the others, and formally requests that Saki accept charge of the Ethics Commission and tell everyone to flee. Saki reluctantly departs the hospital, leaving Tomiko behind. | |||
| 21 | "The Fire that Destroys the World" Transcription: " Gōka " (Japanese: 劫火) | February 27, 2013 (2013-02-27) | |
| Kaburagi declares state of war on the Queerats, promising to eliminate them from Nippon. But the Fiend approaches, killing many humans and Saki is shocked by its resemblance to Maria. Though Kaburagi manages to evade the Fiend's get-go attack, the Fiend kills him. Saki, Satoru and Niimi escape through a tunnel and encounter a wounded Queerat who tells them that the Queerat race will at present be the new rulers, and that their "Messiah", the Fiend, was sent from the heavens to salve them. Niimis leave them to warn the others at the Town Hall and he sends Saki and Satoru to the Temple of Purity. They go far and learn that Saki's parents left to release the remaining Impure Cats upon the Fiend. They as well see up with Inui, who tells them about his group's failed mission to dispose of the Robber Fly colony and his first encounter with the Fiend and death of his grouping. When he returned to the hospital he establish all the homo infants had been stolen. Saki realizes that Yakomaru killed Maria and Mamoru, took their kid, and then raised it to become a Fiend. He plans to do the aforementioned with the stolen infants, creating an army of Fiends that will wipe the humans off the face up of the Globe and bring rise to a Queerat empire. | |||
| 22 | "Tokyo" Transcription: " Tōkyō " (Japanese: 東京) | March six, 2013 (2013-03-06) | |
| Inui tells Saki that it was Kiroumaru who rescued him after he collapsed, but he was subsequently taken prisoner. Saki receives a package and a letter from her mother which details the location in Tokyo of an aboriginal weapon chosen the "Psychobuster", devised by normal humans to impale psychics. Saki and Satoru visit the imprisoned Kiroumaru, who offers them his help in finding the weapon's location. The trio depart with Inui a submarine device to search for the Psychobuster and eventually reach the desert ruins of Tokyo. However, they are detected and soon later arriving in the dangerous wasteland, they learn that Yakomaru, along with his army and the Fiend have followed them at that place. | |||
| 23 | "The Face of the Boy" Transcription: " Shōnen no Kao " (Japanese: 少年の顔) | March thirteen, 2013 (2013-03-13) | |
| As Saki's group makes their way through the treacherous tunnels under Tokyo, they came across an secret river inside the caves. They split into two groups: Satoru and Kiroumaru to drive abroad their pursuers while Saki and Inui go to recollect the submarine so that tin can keep their mission through the river. On the mode, Shun appears to Saki and suggests there is no fiend. While making their way to the Psychobuster, they are attacked by a behemothic ragworm and Inui sacrifices his life and then that Saki can keep her mission. After retrieving the Psychobuster, a small pendant containing a liquid, Saki takes off towards the sun at daybreak. Every bit she runs past the dilapidated scene of Tokyo, she is finally able to call back her last chat with Shun as her lost memories are restored and she sees an image of Shun before her. | |||
| 24 | "Torchlight in the Darkness" Transcription: " Yami ni Moeshi Kagaribi wa " (Japanese: 闇に燃えし篝火は) | March xx, 2013 (2013-03-twenty) | |
| Kiroumaru finds Saki and leads her back to Satoru who is slightly injured. Kiroumaru so decides that they should counterattack and then Satoru and Saki wait in a tunnel as Kiroumaru leaves to lure the Fiend. Saki believes the Fiend does non know that it is human being, so she creates mirror which momentarily confuses the Fiend before it screams and attacks them. Satoru throws the Psychobuster at the Fiend, only Saki incinerates the Psychobuster before information technology can infect both the Fiend and Satoru. Kiroumaru reappears and quickly distracts the Fiend as they escape and hibernate in the tunnels. Yakomaru offers to negotiate with Saki'southward group merely Kiroumaru realizes that his motive is to discover their position through their voices. While hiding, Saki reflects on Shun'southward statement that the child may not be a Fiend and she realizes that they may still take a way to defeat the Fiend. | |||
| 25 | "From the New Globe" Transcription: " Shin Sekai Yori " (Japanese: 新世界より) | March 27, 2013 (2013-03-27) | |
| Saki realizes that the Fiend is the human child of Maria and Mamoru who was conditioned to remember that it was a Queerat and by Yakomaru. Thus, it would only suffer "death feedback" from killing Queerats and non from killing humans. Kiroumaru then disguises himself every bit a homo and confronts the Fiend which kills him, but Kiroumaru then reveals his identity as a Queerrat and "decease feedback" kills the Fiend. With the rebellion suppressed, Yakomaru renounces his championship and addresses himself again as Sus scrofa. He is tried and sentenced to "Eternal Hell", with his body suffering excruciating pain while being regenerated indefinitely. Satoru later reveals to Saki that he has discovered that Queerats were created by infusing mole rat Dna into ordinary humans to prevent them from being a threat to those humans with telekinesis. Saki then visits Sus scrofa and grants him a merciful death. 10 years laissez passer, and the now married Saki and Satoru expect their first child, both positive that by the fourth dimension it grows up, the world will be a improve identify. | |||
Reception [edit]
In 2008 the novel received the 29th Nihon SF Taisho Award.[36]
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- ^ "Queerats" are sometimes also referred to "Monster Rats".
External links [edit]
- Anime official website (in Japanese)
- Shin Sekai Yori (novel) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/From_the_New_World_%28novel%29
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