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In Another World With My Smartphone
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In Another World With My Smartphone
Cover of the first volume featuring Yumina (left), Touya (middle) and Sushie (right).
異世界はスマートフォンとともに
(Isekai wa Sumātofon to Tomo ni)
Genre
Harem
Light novel
Written by
Patora Fuyuhara
Illustrated by
Eiji Usatsuka
Published by
Hobby Japan
English publisher
NA
J-Novel Club
Demographic
Male
Imprint
HJ Novels
Original run
2015 – present
Volumes
11
Manga
Written by
Fuyuhara Patora
Illustrated by
Soto
Published by
Kadokawa Shoten
Demographic
Seinen
Magazine
Comp Ace
Original run
November 26, 2016[1][2] – present
Volumes
3
Anime television series
Directed by
Takeyuki Yanase
Produced by
Hiromi Matsuda
Ryuji Kasamatsu
Keiji Hamada
Shigeto Nihei
Yasuyuki Iwanami
Hideo Momoda
Written by
Natsuko Takahashi
Music by
Exit Tunes
Studio
Production Reed
Licensed by
NA
Funimation
Original network
AT-X, Tokyo MX, BS11
Original run
July 11, 2017 – September 26, 2017
Episodes
12 (List of episodes)
Anime and Manga portal
In Another World With My Smartphone (異世界はスマートフォンとともに, Isekai wa Sumātofon to Tomo ni) is a Japanese light novel series written by Patora Fuyuhara and illustrated by Eiji Usatsuka. J-Novel Club has licensed the series for an English release, releasing each novel in six weekly parts since February 2017. A manga adaptation by Soto began its serialization in Kadokawa Shoten's Comp Ace in November 2016.[1][2] An anime television series adaptation by Production Reed aired from July to September 2017.
Contents
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1 Plot
2 Characters
3 Media
3.1 Light Novels
3.2 Manga
3.3 Anime
4 Reception
5 Notes
6 References
7 External links
Plot[edit]
While returning from school, 15-year-old Touya Mochizuki is accidentally struck by lightning and killed by God. As an apology, God allows him to be resurrected, but since he cannot send him back to his old world, he instead reincarnates him into a fantasy world along with a single special request. Touya uses his request in order to bring his smartphone into the new world with him, which God modifies so that the phone will function in the new world. God also amplifies Touya's physical, magical, and cognitive abilities to a certain degree as a further apology for the inconvenience of killing him. Taking full advantage of his second chance at life, Touya befriends many different people in the new world. He begins to travel from country to country, solving political disputes, minor quests, and nonchalantly enjoying himself with his newfound allies. This eventually leads to the discovery of the lost kingdom of Babylon, a shattered floating citadel that Touya is destined to find the various segments of to reform the ancient country. Touya also encounters the "Fraze", mysterious crystalline beasts invading the world through tears in time and space, which are somehow linked to the destruction of Babylon; he also learns that the pieces of Babylon itself hold the key to defeating the resurgent Fraze - a lost robotic weaponry system known as the Frame Gear.
Characters[edit]
Touya Mochizuki (望月冬夜, Mochizuki Tōya)
Voiced by: Katsumi Fukuhara[3] (Japanese); Josh Grelle[4] (English)
A fifteen-year-old from Earth, reborn by God into the other world as a way of apology for the latter's mistake of killing him. His smartphone is his only remaining connection to Earth; while he can no longer call upon anyone from his old life, he can still access the Internet, and the battery can be recharged with magical energy. He is bestowed with all seven attributes of magic: fire, water, wind, earth, light, dark, and null. As a result, he can also cast any null magic, so long as he can learn its name and effects. He also has an inexhaustible supply of magic because God revived him. He regularly gets mistaken to be from Eashen where Yae is from because Eashen is similar to Japan, both countries sharing the same back-to-front naming system. He begins as a simple adventurer in the Kingdom of Belfast, though due to his granted skills and humble nature he quickly rises in fame through impulsive acts such as saving the king's life from poison, which gains him the king's daughter Yumina as an unexpected fiance. After discovering the first Babylon "Aerial Garden" and having a mock conversation with Professor Regina Babylon, he sets out to find the rest of the Babylons in order to defeat the Fraze. According to Babylon's vision, Touya would have nine wives total. He gradually forms pacts with all four of the Heavenly Beasts, with the first and most loyal being Kohaku, the White Monarch. He also eventually becomes king of the Duchy of Brunhild after helping to smooth out relations between the Regulus Empire and Belfast Kingdom. He often uses knowledge from his previous life, as well as information available via his smartphone, to create products and earn lots of money. He is also the first silver rank adventurer to appear in 18 years, and later, upon achieving gold rank, becomes one of only two living "heroes" in the world.
Elze Silhoueska (エルゼ・シルエスカ, Eruze Shiruesuka)
Voiced by: Maaya Uchida[3] (Japanese); Leah Clark[4] (English)
The elder sister of the Silhoueska twins, a pair of wandering adventurers, and with her natural impulsiveness as a fighter by profession. She has long hair and a smaller chest than her sister. Touya meets her and Linze early in his journey, rescuing them from rogues in an alleyway (one of whom Elze knocked out herself), and thereafter they register as adventurers in his party with the local guild. Elze fights with a pair of enchanted gauntlets and can only use the non-attribute magic 'Boost', which increases her physical abilities. She also likes spicy food, and seems to have a very high tolerance for it, to the point that she's not allowed in the kitchen because she adds too much spice to her dishes. During her travels, she forms affections for Touya, but tries to hold them back for the sake of her sister, who also falls for him. In the end, she and Yae fight Touya in a mock battle and win, requesting to become his fiances as their prize. She is Touya's third fiancée.
Linze Silhoueska (リンゼ・シルエスカ, Rinze Shiruesuka)
Voiced by: Yui Fukuo[3] (Japanese); Jill Harris[4] (English)
The younger sister of the Silhoueska twins. With her intelligence and natural talent, she is the magic specialist of the two sisters. She has short hair and larger breasts than her sister, and can use three magic attributes: fire, water, and light. Touya meets her and Elze early in his journey, rescuing them from rogues in an alleyway, and thereafter they register as adventurers in his party with the local guild. Linze is the gentlest of the girls in the group, often appearing shy and easily flustered, though on the rare occasion that she is angered, Touya believes her to be the most scary of his companions. She develops feelings for Touya, but at first cannot admit to them. Later, when Francesca registered Touya as her new master via a kiss, Linze suddenly bravely confesses her love and kisses Touya in front of the other girls. Shortly thereafter, she becomes Touya's second fiancée.
Yae Kokonoe (九重八重, Kokonoe Yae)
Voiced by: Chinatsu Akasaki[3] (Japanese); Michelle Rojas[4] (English)
Born in the far eastern country of Eashen to a samurai family, Yae left her home to travel and hone her skills elsewhere. Touya's group crosses paths with her during their travels, helping to fend off a group of ruffians attacking her. Thereafter, she decides to accompany Touya on his travels. Eventually she returns to Eashen alongside his group to save her father, brother, and hometown from a provincial war within the country. Throughout these events, she falls in love with Touya. In the end, she and Elze fight Touya in a mock battle and win, requesting to become his fiances as their prize. She is Touya's fourth fiancée.
Yumina Urnea Belfast (ユミナ・エルネア・ベルファスト, Yumina Erunea Berufasuto)
Voiced by: Marika Kōno[3] (Japanese); Felecia Angelle[4] (English)
Crown Princess of Belfast and daughter of King Tristwin Ernes Belfast and Queen Yuel Ernea Belfast, Yumina meets Touya when he heals her father from an attempted poisoning. Yumina possess the null magic "Mystic Eyes", an ability that comes from her Heterochormia Eyes which give her the ability to see a person's true nature. Due to this power, upon seeing the selfless and kind aura surrounding Touya after he saves her father, she asks to be engaged to him, believing that she will never find a better candidate to be her husband. Yumina learns early of the other girls' affections for Touya, actively encourages their feelings since polygamy is standard in her world and she desires strong wives who will love and support her husband-to-be. She possesses three magic attributes: wind, earth, and darkness. She is also proficient with bows and arrows, often choosing to fight alongside a pack of hunting wolves summoned with her darkness attribute. After visiting the Aerial Garden of Babylon, Yumina encourages the other girls to confess their feelings to Touya, leading to Elze, Linze, and Yae becoming his fiances alongside her. Later, when Touya becomes King of the Duchy of Brunhild, Yumina forms the Bride Conference, a group made up of Touya's fiances who meet, discuss, and judge any additional women who fall for him to determine if they should become an official fiance. She is Touya's first fiancée.
Sushie Urnea Ortlinde (スゥシィ・エルネア・オルトリンデ, Sūshī Erunea Orutorinde)
Voiced by: Nanami Yamashita[3] (Japanese); Sarah Wiedenheft[4] (English)
Daughter of the duke and duchess of Belfast and niece of the King of Belfast, Sūshī prefers for her friends to call her Sue (スゥ, Sū). She meets Touya's group early in the story when they rescue her from an attempted kidnapping, leading to her forming a crush on Touya. She also introduces Touya to her father, Duke Alfred Ernes Belfast, through whom Touya meets the King of Belfast and his daughter, Yumina. Later, to protect Sue from a political betrothal to a foreign prince suspected of pedophilia, she becomes Touya's sixth fiancée.
Leen (リーン, Rīn)
Voiced by: Sumire Uesaka[3] (Japanese); Monica Rial[5] (English)
As head of the Fairy Tribe of Mismede, Leen serves as the court mage of the Kingdom of Mismede and is capable of using six magical attributes: fire, water, earth, wind, light, and her personal null magic, 'Program'. Over the span of 200 years, she has used 'Program' to create an automated teddy bear named Paula who can to interact with humans, though it has yet to gain the capability to speak. She meets Touya during a diplomatic trip from Belfast, when Paula brings him to her personal chambers. Intrigued by his abilities, she asks him to become her disciple; when Touya declines, she becomes Mismede's ambassador to Belfast as an excuse to spend more time around him. She is the one to start Touya on the quest for finding the ancient pieces of the lost civilization of Babylon, as she wants to gain knowledge from the "Library" Babylon. When Touya later becomes King of the Duchy of Brunhild, Leen follows and becomes the court mage of his new kingdom. Eventually, upon Touya's discovery of the Library of Babylon, she asks him to marry her; upon vetting via the Bride Conference by his other fiances, Leen becomes Touya's eighth fiancée.
Kohaku (琥珀, Kohaku)
Voiced by: Yuki Kaida[3] (Japanese); Marissa Lenti[4] (English)
A white tiger with black stripes who is one of the four Heavenly Beasts, Kohaku was previously known as the White Monarch. Touya summons her as the White Monarch by accident during his first practice summoning, and when she discovers his enormous magical abilities, she forms a pact with him and is renamed Kohaku (a kanji-based wordplay meaning "the white tiger who stands beside the king"). Possessed of great physical and spiritual power, Kohaku most often takes the form of a small white tiger cub to avoid her full form drawing attention to Touya's group, though the cuteness of her cub form often results in her being spontaneously grabbed up in hugs and cuddles from Touya's fiances. She later assists Touya in forming pacts with the other Heavenly Beasts, revealing that she has a poor relationship with Ruli, the Azure Monarch of Dragons.
Media[edit]
Light Novels[edit]
The series began publication as a web novel, being serialized on the Shōsetsuka ni Narō website since April 8, 2013.[6] The series was later published as a light novel series by Hobby Japan's “HJ Novels” label beginning on May 22, 2015; nine volumes have been published as of June 22, 2017. The light novel features illustrations by Eiji Usatsuka. It was licensed for digital distribution in the English language by J-Novel Club,[7] and they have since released Volumes 1-6 in eBook format.
No.
Title
Japanese release
English release
1
Mahō ga Kyūshū sa reta!? (魔法が吸収された!?) May 22, 2015[8]
ISBN 978-4-79-861018-4 March 23, 2017[9]
2
Patei o Irodoru Hanayakana Josei-jin (パテイを彩る華やかな女性陣) August 22, 2015[10]
ISBN 978-4-79-861065-8 May 4, 2017[11]
3
`Ende. Yoroshiku Pa fuyuyo' (エンデ。よろしくパ冬夜) November 21, 2015[12]
ISBN 978-4-79-861117-4 June 14, 2017[13]
4
Teikoku o Sukuu Tame ni Shutsujin! (帝国を救うためいざ出陣!!) February 20, 2016[14]
ISBN 978-4-79-861172-3 August 11, 2017[15]
5
Buriyuhirudo Kōkoku Kenkoku-sai, Kaimaku!! (ブリユンヒルド公国建国祭、 開幕!!) May 21, 2016[16]
ISBN 978-4-79-861229-4 October 27, 2017[17]
6
Sate, Koko wa Sente Hisshō ka na (さて、ここは先手必勝かな) August 23, 2016[18]
ISBN 978-4-79-861279-9 January 5, 2018[19]
7
U wa l, Akai ne! Warukunai (うはl、赤いね!悪くない) November 24, 2016[20]
ISBN 978-4-79-861329-1 March 8, 2018[21]
8
Yōkoso Babiron Wārudo e! (ようこそバビロンワールドへ!) March 23, 2017[22]
ISBN 978-4-79-861415-1 -
9
Tsuini hito-gata no fureizu tōjō! (ついに人型のフレイズ登場！) June 22, 2017[23]
ISBN 978-4-79-861471-7 -
10
Ano hakase okoshite hontoni ī no (あの博士起こしてほんとにいいの…？) September 22, 2017[24]
ISBN 978-4-79-861532-5 -
Manga[edit]
A manga adaptation by Soto began serialization in the January 2017 issue of Comp Ace (published November 2016),[1][2] with the first two compiled tankōbon volumes released consecutively in June and July of 2017 and the third volume in February of 2018.[25][26][27]
No.
Release date
ISBN
1
June 24, 2017[25] ISBN 9784041057698
2
July 24, 2017[26] ISBN 9784041061008
3
February 26, 2018[27] ISBN 9784041065471
Anime[edit]
An anime television series adaptation directed by Takeyuki Yanase, written by Natsuko Takahashi, and animated by Production Reed was announced[28] and aired from July 11[3] to September 26, 2017. AŌP performed the opening theme song "Another World" while Maaya Uchida, Yui Fukuo, Chinatsu Akatsuki, Marika Kōno, Nanami Yamashita, and Sumire Uesaka performed different versions of the ending theme song "Junjō Emotional" (純情エモーショナル, Pure Emotional).[3] Crunchyroll streamed the anime.[29] Funimation have licensed the series.[30]
No.
Title[a]
Original air date
1
"Awakening, and Another World"
"Mezame, Soshite i Sekai." (目覚め、そして異世界。) July 11, 2017
In heaven God apologizes to Touya Mochizuki for accidentally killing him with lightning and offers to resurrect Touya into a new world. Touya accepts and asks if he can take his smartphone with him. God agrees and makes it so the phone can still connect to Earth’s internet and be recharged with magic. He also boosts Touya’s basic skills such as stamina, reflexes and memory. After awakening in the new world, Touya intervenes in a fight between twin sisters Elze and Linze Silhoueska and several thugs he easily defeats. Touya becomes a member of Elze and Linze’s guild so he can take on paid quests. Touya asks the girls to teach him to read the new world’s language and how to use magic. Touya learns there are several types of magic, and most magicians can only use one or two while a rare few like Linze can use three. Touya, however, proves capable of using every type of magic, meaning in the new world, he is considered immensely powerful. Touya then uses his smartphone to help a café owner by finding a recipe for ice cream, which becomes very popular.
2
"First Journey, and Samurai"
"Hatsu Tabi, Soshite Samurai." (初旅、そしてサムライ。) July 18, 2017
While on a quest delivering a letter to the royal capital Touya, Elze and Linze help a samurai named Kokonoe Yae fight off several thugs and invite her to join them. Touya continues to learn as many spells as he can, including rare Null Magic which has a variety of uses. They encounter a group of Lizard men summoned by a dark magician to attack a royal carriage. After defeating the magician Touya uses Null magic to save the life of Leim, the butler of Lady Sushie Urnea Ortlinde, one of the King's relatives. Sushie introduces Touya and his friends to her father, Duke Ortlinde. While thanking Touya for rescuing Sushie, Touya learns that Sushie’s mother, the Duchess, was rendered blind by an illness and the only healing spell powerful enough to cure blindness comes from Null magic. Touya casts a Null healing spell on the Duchess, restoring her sight. Out of gratitude the Duke gives Touya 40 Platinum coins (worth around 40 million yen) and 4 royal medals, showing that Touya, Elise, Linze and Yae are under the protection of the Duke. After finally delivering the letter Yae becomes a part of their team.
3
"Shogi board, and Underground Ruins"
"Shōgi ban, Soshite Chika Iseki." (将棋盤、そして地下遺跡。) July 25, 2017
Touya learns there are demi-human races, such as elves and beast-men and helps a lost fox-girl named Arma find her older sister, another fox-girl named Olga. Touya buys a magician's coat that protects magicians against magic they can use but makes them weaker against magic they can’t use, but since Touya can use every type of magic the coat protects him from all magical attacks. Touya visits the Duke and teaches him how to play Shogi. Touya and the girls accept a quest to destroy a Dullahan near the ruins of the old capital city. With the Dullahan defeated, Touya uses a Null locating spell and finds an item of magical value hidden in a secret dungeon. After accidentally activating the item, it turns out to be the energy source for an artificial glass beast that can repair any damage done to it but they manage to destroy the energy source. The Duke suspects the beast may have been the reason the old capital was abandoned and asks Touya to aid an investigation into why the old capital city was destroyed. In the middle of the investigation the Duke learns his brother, the King, has been poisoned and is gravely ill.
4
"Engagement, and an Uninvited Visitor"
"Konyaku, Soshite Oshikake." (婚約、そして押し掛け。) August 1, 2017
Duke Ortlinde asks Touya to cure the king. They encounter Count Balsa, an arrogant noble, who claims the poisoner is the ambassador to the Kingdom of Mismede. Touya easily cures the king and the king’s daughter, Yumina, immediately develops a crush on him. The Mismede ambassador turns out to be Olga, the fox-girl, who had sent the king poisoned wine. Touya decides to re-enact the banquet at which the king was poisoned, only this time he requests Count Balsa drink from the king’s glass. When Balsa refuses it is revealed he had poisoned the king’s glass. Olga is declared innocent and Balsa is arrested. Yumina immediately asks her father to let her marry Touya and the king agrees. Touya manages to avoid marriage by citing his and Yumina’s young age so the king decides on a 2 year engagement, after which if Touya is still not in love with Yumina the wedding will be cancelled with no hard feelings. Yumina joins Touya’s team and teaches him summoning magic. Touya manages to summon a powerful tiger spirit called the White Monarch, whom he forges a pact with and renames her Kohaku.
5
"Slime Castle, and New Functions"
"Suraimu Kyassuru, Soshite Shin Kinō." (スライムキャッスル、そして新機能。) August 8, 2017
Touya is hired to investigate a magician researching Slime Beasts, something the girls are reluctant to do since some Slimes dissolve clothing. They encounter numerous slimes and discover the magician had created a slime capable of transforming into a harem of beautiful girls before dying of old age. The girls, already angry at having their clothes dissolved, burn his castle to the ground along with all his research. Later Touya helps Yae return a lost girl to her mother by combining his Null search spell with the maps on his smartphone. Yae asks him to search for her brother and is happy to learn he is safe at her family's dojo. She becomes embarrassed when she realizes Touya resembles her brother. While experimenting with his smartphone and Null magic, Touya helps Linze perform a new water bomb spell. While shopping with Elze, Touya sees her admiring a dress and buys it for her, so the other girls all insist he buy them something as well. Yumina receives a letter from the royal capital informing her that Touya is to be made a Knight as thanks for finding the culprit behind the kings poisoning.
6
"Moving, and a Dragon"
"Hikkoshi, Soshite Doragon." (引っ越し、そしてドラゴン。) August 15, 2017
Touya turns down the offer of a knighthood and is given ownership of a large mansion instead. Touya asks all four girls to move in with him, which embarrasses them as they assumed the king intended the mansion to be for Touya and his future wife. They mistakenly assume this is Touya's way of saying he will one day marry all four of them, which they are happy to agree to. Duke Ortlinde asks Touya to travel to Mismede to open a portal to allow the King to reach Mismede safely for his meeting with Mismede’s king. Touya realises one of their guards, Sir Lyon, is in love with Olga, and subtly helps him choose a gift Olga would like. A black dragon appears and burns a nearby town. Touya and his team kill the dragon with help from someone hiding in the forest. They are approached by a red dragon that apologizes for not getting there in time to help. He is surprised that a human is powerful enough to be Kohaku’s master. Kohaku tells him to tell the Azure Monarch (presumably the dragon king), to keep better control of his children. Touya falls asleep and awakens later with his head in Yumina’s lap, Yumina having won in rock-paper-scissors against the others for the chance to be his pillow.
7
"Nation of Beastmen, and an Observer"
"Shishi jin no kuni, soshite kanshi sha." (獣人の国、そして監視者。) August 22, 2017
Touya's party arrive at Mismede's capital and attend an audience with the king. During the audience the King asks Touya to duel with him. During the duel, the king reveals his own Null magic, "Accel", that gives him enhanced speed, which Touya learns to use and by combining both "Accel" and "Boost", defeats him. That night, Touya has an encounter with a fairy named Leen, who is more than 600 years old who then teaches Touya the "Program" spell, that infuses objects with pre-determined magical properties. After Touya demonstrates his own "Program" skill, Leen, who was impressed with Touya's skill offers to teach him more magic, but he declines. The next day, Touya, accompained by Linze and Yumina, buys some materials to create a pistol-sword, using "Program" to infuse it with auto-reload and blade-extending features. Both girls ask him to create firearms for them, which he does. On their way back, Touya realizes that he is being followed and briefly separates from Linze and Yumina to confront their stalkers, who are revealed to be spies sent by the king to watch and protect Yumina. They are also the ones who secretly helped them against the dragon. At their request, Touya promises to keep it a secret from the others, while Leen decides that she is not giving up on Touya so easily. Later at night, Touya opens a portal to Belfast, allowing both kings to have their meet with each other.
8
"Daily Life, and Onward to Eashen"
"Hibi no kurashi, sorede īzen e." (日々の暮らし、それでイーゼンへ。) August 29, 2017
After returning from Mismede, Touya uses his powers to create a bicycle for himself, but when the girls and Duke Alfred show interest in it, he ends up making enough for all of them to ride. Sometime later, Touya goes to the city to buy some supplies when he finds a little girl being beaten for stealing. After driving away the attackers, Touya invites the girl to work as a maid in his mansion, and she accepts, promising that she will not steal again. Later on, Leen appears at the mansion and asks for Touya's help, as she needs him to open a gate to Yae's homeland, Eashen, for her to travel there. However, Touya cannot open gates to places he has not seen yet, and Leen teaches him another Null spell that allows him to access Yae's memories of Eashen, allowing him to open a gate there. Yae then travels along with Touya and the others back to her homeland.
9
"Oedo, and the Immortal Gem"
"Oedo, soshite fushi no hōgyoku." (オエド、そして不死の宝玉。) September 5, 2017
Using Recall and Gate to go to Eashen, Touya and gang arrive and go to Yae's house where they were told that her father and brother are fighting in a war. Using Touya's abilities they quickly find both and Touya helps by defeating the Undead Oni Masked Soldiers. After being thanked by Tokugawa, Tsubaki comes out from the shadows and asks for help to save the Takeda's as Kansukay had betrayed Shingen, Touya agrees with Leen following. After arriving they free 3 other generals and save Shingen who was under the control of Kansukay's eye, which was stolen with Apports and broken, this leads to Kansukay dying. After helping the Takeda family, Baba helps Touya by using Recall and Gate to let Touya go to an island near the Ancient Ruins that Leen was looking for.
10
"Ocean, and Vacations"
"Umi, soshite bakansu." (海、そしてバカンス。) September 12, 2017
After using Gate to travel to an Island nearby the Ancient Ruins, Touya invites his friends for a day of swimming at the beach. During this Touya tries to go diving towards the Ancient Ruins but it is too far without him drowning in the process. Kohaku then helps Touya summon Black Emperor who becomes bonded to Touya. He names them Sango (Turtle) and Kokuyou (Snake). They help Touya reach the Ancient Ruins where they are soon met by a maid in the Garden of Babylon.
11
"Panties, and an Aerial Garden"
"Pantsu, soshite kūchū teien." (ぱんつ、そして空中庭園。) September 19, 2017
12
"Decisions, and With My Smartphone"
"Ketsudan, soshite sumāto fon totomoni." (決断、そしてスマートフォンとともに。) September 26, 2017
Touya and Gang arrive back at the mansion with Francesca. Afterwards Yumina helps Linze become one of Touya's brides. The next morning comes with Yae and Elze also becoming Touya's brides. With this Touya goes to the Garden where he talks to Regina Babylon the Professor who made Babylon. After this Touya seeks help with his love interests with Kami and The Goddess Of Love. Touya then returns to the mansion and tells his brides that he is not ready to marry all of them.
Reception[edit]
The series has seen considerable popularity on the Shōsetsuka ni Narō website, having been viewed over 100,000,000 times in total.[31]
Notes[edit]
Jump up ^ All English episode titles are taken from Crunchyroll.
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Paraguay River
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Paraguay River
Rio Paraguai, Río Paraguay
View of Paraguay River near Asunción
Countries
Paraguay, Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia
Tributaries
- left Rio Negro, Miranda River, Cuiabá River, Apa River, Tebicuary River
- right Jauru River, Pilcomayo River, Bermejo River
Source
- location Parecis plateau, Mato Grosso, Brazil
Mouth
Paraná River
- elevation 50 m (164 ft)
- coordinates 27°18′S 58°38′W / 27.300°S 58.633°W / -27.300; -58.633Coordinates: 27°18′S 58°38′W / 27.300°S 58.633°W / -27.300; -58.633 [1]
Length
2,621 km (1,629 mi) [2]
Basin
1,095,000 km2 (422,782 sq mi) [3]
Discharge
- average 2,700 m3/s (95,000 cu ft/s) [2]
Map of the Rio de la Plata Basin, showing the Paraguay River joining the Paraná River near Resistencia and Corrientes, south of Asunción.
The Paraguay River (Río Paraguay in Spanish, Rio Paraguai in Portuguese, Ysyry Paraguái in Guarani) is a major river in south-central South America, running through Brazil, Bolivia, Paraguay and Argentina. It flows about 2,621 kilometres (1,629 mi)[2] from its headwaters in the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso to its confluence with the Paraná River north of Corrientes and Resistencia.
Contents
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1 Course
2 Uses
3 Wetland controversy
4 Water characteristics
5 Fauna
6 See also
7 References
8 Additional references
9 External links
Course[edit]
The Paraguay's source is south of Diamantino in the Mato Grosso state of Brazil. It follows a generally southwesterly course, passing through the Brazilian city of Cáceres. It then turns in a generally southward direction, flowing through the Pantanal wetlands, the city of Corumbá, then running close to the Brazil-Bolivia border for a short distance in the Brazilian states of Mato Grosso and Mato Grosso do Sul.
From the city of Puerto Bahia Negra, Paraguay, the river forms the border between Paraguay and Brazil, flowing almost due south before the confluence with the Apa River.
The Paraguay makes a long, gentle curve to the south-southeast before resuming a more south-southwesterly course, dividing the country of Paraguay into two distinct halves: the Gran Chaco region to the west, a largely uninhabited semi-arid region; and the eastern forested departments of the country, accounting for some 98% of the country's inhabitants. As such the river is considered perhaps the key geographical feature of the country with which it shares its name.
Some 400 kilometres (250 mi) after flowing through the middle of Paraguay, at the confluence with the Pilcomayo River and passing the Paraguayan capital city, Asunción, the river forms the border with Argentina, flowing generally south-southwesterly for another 275 kilometres (171 mi) before it reaches its end, joining with the Paraná River.
Uses[edit]
Deep water port on the River Paraguay in Asunción, Paraguay
The Paraguay River is the second major river of the Rio de la Plata Basin, after the Paraná River. The Paraguay's drainage basin, about 1,095,000 square kilometres (423,000 sq mi),[3] covers a vast area that includes major portions of Argentina, southern Brazil, parts of Bolivia, and most of the country of Paraguay. Unlike many of the other great rivers of the Rio de la Plata Basin, the Paraguay has not been dammed for hydroelectric power generation; for this reason it is navigable for a considerable distance, second to the Amazon River only in terms of navigable length on the continent. This makes it an important shipping and trade corridor, providing a much-needed link to the Atlantic Ocean for the otherwise landlocked nations of Paraguay and Bolivia. It serves such important cities as Asunción and Concepción in Paraguay and Formosa in Argentina.
The river also a source of commerce in the form of fishing, and provides irrigation for agriculture along its route. As such it provides a way of life for a number of poor fishermen who live along its banks and make the majority of their income selling fish in local markets, as well as supplying a major source of sustenance for their families. This has created issues in large cities such as Asunción, where poverty-stricken farmers from the country's interior have populated the river's banks in search of an easier lifestyle. Seasonal flooding of the river's banks sometimes forces many thousands of displaced residents to seek temporary shelter until the waters recede from their homes. The Paraguayan military has been forced to dedicate land on one of its reserves in the capital to emergency housing for these displaced citizens. The river is a tourist attraction for its beauty.
Wetland controversy[edit]
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The Paraguay River is the primary waterway of the 147,629-square-kilometre (57,000 sq mi) Pantanal wetlands of southern Brazil, northern Paraguay and parts of Bolivia. The Pantanal is the world's largest tropical wetland and is largely dependent upon waters provided by the Paraguay River.
Paraguay River in the Amolar Mountains, in Corumbá, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil.
Owing to its importance as a navigable waterway serving Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay, the river has been the focus of commercial and industrial development. In 1997 the governments of the nations of the La Plata Basin proposed a plan under the Hidrovia Inter-Governmental Commission (CIH) agency to develop the rivers into an industrial waterway system to help reduce the costs of exporting goods from the area, in particular the soybean crop that the area has embraced. The plan entailed constructing more hydroelectric dams along some of the waterways, along with a massive effort to restructure the navigable waterways—most notably the Paraguay River—through dredging of the waterway, rock removal and channel restructuring.
Studies indicated that the proposed river engineering of the Paraguay would have a devastating impact on the Pantanal wetlands. An effort by the Rios Vivos coalition to educate people on the effects of the project was successful in delaying the project, and the nations involved agreed to reformulate their plan. The final plan is still uncertain, along with the effect it will have on the Pantanal and the ecology of the entire Río de la Plata basin. The controversy over whether or not the project will have a disastrous effect on the local ecology, as well as the potential economic gains, continues to this day.[citation needed]
Water characteristics[edit]
The very clear waters of the Rio da Prata, part of the Paraguay River basin near Bonito, Brazil, is rich in fish, such as Brycon hilarii (yellowish) and Prochilodus lineatus (dark)
The Paraguay River basin includes several distinctive habitats, ranging from very clear waters such as Rio da Prata (pt) near Bonito in the upper part to the sediment-rich Bermejo River in the lower part. The suspended load of the Paraguay River is about 100 milligrams per litre (5.8×10−5 oz/cu in) before the inflow of Bermejo, but rises to about 600 milligrams per litre (0.00035 oz/cu in) after.[4] Directly after the inflow of Bermejo River, the pH of the Paraguay River may reach up to 8.2. The typical pH of the Paraguay River is 5.8—7.4 in the upper part (defined as the section before the inflow of the first non-Pantanal tributary, the Apa River) and 6.3—7.9 in the lower part.[4]
The peak of the flood season in the Paraguay River (measured at Corumbá) is delayed 4—6 months compared to the peak of the rainy season due to the slow passage of water through the Pantanal wetlands.[5] There are significant temperature variations depending on season. During the low water season, the water of the Paraguay River is relatively warm (typically above 27 °C or 81 °F) and clouded (Secchi depth typically less than 32 cm or 13 in), but in the flood season it is colder (typically 18–26.3 °C or 64.4–79.3 °F) and clearer (Secchi depth typically 26–130 cm or 10–51 in).[4] The upper part of the Paraguay River is warmer than the lower and generally its temperature does not fall below 22.5 °C (72.5 °F), although some upper Paraguay tributaries may fall below this.[4]
Fauna[edit]
A golden dorado (foreground) and four Brycon hilarii (behind) in Rio da Prata, part of the Paraguay River basin near Bonito, Brazil
The Paraguay River ecoregion has high species richness with about 350 fish species, including more than 80 endemics.[6] About 80% of the fish species in the river are characiforms (tetras and allies) and siluriforms (catfish).[6] Several of these migrate up the Paraguay River to spawn, including Prochilodus lineatus and Pseudoplatystoma corruscans.[6] Unsurprisingly many species in the river are essentially of Paraná River Basin origin, but the fauna also has a connection with two Amazonian rivers, the Guaporé and Mamoré. While flowing in different directions, the Paraguay, Guaporé and Mamoré all have their source in the same region in central South America. Among the species shared between these are the black phantom tetra, an important fish in the aquarium industry,[7] and the golden dorado, which is important in the fishing industry.[8][9]
See also[edit]
Paraguayan jaguar
Tributaries of the Río de la Plata
References[edit]
Jump up ^ Río Paraguay at GEOnet Names Server
^ Jump up to: a b c Varis, Olli; Tortajada, Cecilia; Biswas, Asit K. (2008). Management of Transboundary Rivers and Lakes. Springer. p. 271. ISBN 978-3-540-74926-4.
^ Jump up to: a b Pantanal and the Upper Paraguay Basin, Paraguay river basin response to seasonal rainfall
^ Jump up to: a b c d Frutos, Poi de Neiff, and Neiff (2006). Zooplankton of the Paraguay River : a comparison between sections and hydrological phases. Ann. Limnol. - Int. J. Lim. 42(4): 277-288.
Jump up ^ Fraser, L.H., and P.A. Keddy (2005). The World's Largest Wetlands: Ecology and Conservation. p.213. ISBN 9780511113864
^ Jump up to: a b c Hales, J., and P. Petry (2013). Paraguay. Freshwater Ecoregions of the World. Retrieved 28 February 2013
Jump up ^ Froese, Rainer and Pauly, Daniel, eds. (2013). "Hyphessobrycon megalopterus" in FishBase. February 2013 version.
Jump up ^ Froese, Rainer and Pauly, Daniel, eds. (2013). "Salminus brasiliensis" in FishBase. February 2013 version.
Jump up ^ Ziegler, M.F. (29 April 2013). Estudo descobre 78 novas espécies de peixes no Rio Madeira. Ultimosegundo.com. Retrieved 28 February 2017.
Additional references[edit]
American University Trade and Environment data base (2004). Itaipu Dam.
American University Trade and Environment data base. (1999). Hydrovia Canal Plan and Environment.
Available online at http://www.american.edu/TED/hidrovia.htm.
Bascheck, B. and Hegglin, M. (2004). Plata/Paraná River Basin, A Case Study. Swiss Federal Institute for Environmental Science and Technology.
Da Rosa, J. E. (1983). Economics, politics, and hydroelectric power: the Paraná River Basin. Latin American Research Review, VXVIII (3), pp. 77–107.
Elhance, A. P. (1999). Hydropolitics in the 3rd World, Conflict and Cooperation in International River Basins. Washington, D.C.: United States Institute of Peace.
Gleick, P.H., ed. Water in Crisis. A Guide to the World's Fresh Water Resources, New York: Oxford University Press, pp. 13–24.
Kulshreshtha, S.N. (1993). World Water Resources and Regional Vulnerability: Impact of Future Changes. RR-93-10, IIASA, Laxenburg, Austria.
Lammers, O., Moore, D. and Preakle, K. (1994). Considering the Hidrovia: a preliminary report on the status of the proposed Paraguay/Parana waterway project. Working Paper 3. Berkeley, California: International Rivers Network, July.
Transboundary Freshwater Dispute Database (TFDD) (2007). Oregon State University.
Available on-line at: http://www.transboundarywaters.orst.edu/
United Nations. (1978). Register of international rivers, Water Supply Management, 2 (1). New York: Pergamon Press.
External links[edit]
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Río Paraguay.
"Case Study of Transboundary Dispute Resolution: the La Plata basin," Aaron T. Wolf and Joshua T. Newton
Drainage Plan Will Devastate S. American Rivers, Groups Say National Geographic News article, July 31, 2003
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