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List of Food Wars! Shokugeki no Soma episodes
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Cover art of the first Blu-ray compilation, featuring main character Soma Yukihira
Food Wars!, known in Japan as Shokugeki no Soma (Japanese: 食戟のソーマ), is an anime series adapted from the manga of the same title by Yūto Tsukuda and Shun Saeki. Produced by J.C.Staff and directed by Yoshitomo Yonetani, the series was first announced in October 2014 by Shueisha.[1] The series was broadcast in Japan on MBS' Animeism programming block from April 3 to September 25, 2015 and was simulcast by Crunchyroll.[2] Sentai Filmworks licensed the series for digital and home video distribution in North America.[3] A second season named Food Wars! The Second Plate aired from July 2 to September 24, 2016.[4][5] The first cour of the third season was broadcast from October 4 to December 20, 2017.[6][7] The second half premiered on April 9, 2018.[8]
Contents
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1 Series overview
2 Episode list
2.1 Food Wars! Shokugeki no Soma
2.2 Food Wars! Shokugeki no Soma: The Second Plate (Ni no Sara)
2.3 Food Wars! Shokugeki no Soma: The Third Plate (San no Sara)
2.4 OVAs
3 Songs
4 See also
5 Notes
6 References
7 External links
Series overview[edit]
Season
Episodes
Originally aired
First aired
Last aired
1 24 April 4, 2015 (2015-04-04) September 26, 2015 (2015-09-26)
2 13 July 2, 2016 (2016-07-02) September 24, 2016 (2016-09-24)
3 October 4, 2017 (2017-10-04) ()
Episode list[edit]
Food Wars! Shokugeki no Soma[edit]
No.
English title[a] / Japanese translated title
Original Japanese title[b]
Original air date[9]
1
"The Vast Wasteland" / "An Endless Wasteland"
"Hatenaki Kōya" (果てなき荒野) April 4, 2015
Soma Yukihira has been working at his father Joichiro's diner since a young age, establishing an interest in cooking and vowing to beat his father some day, for Joichiro has been beating him hollow everytime during their cooking battles. One day while his father is away, Yaeko Minegasaki, an urban life planner, arrives and threatens to demolish the restaurant to build a luxury hotel in its place, spoiling all the meat in the pantry to try and get the diner to close down. Remembering Soma's promise to always satisfy every customer that comes to dine, Yaeko orders him to make her a tasty meat dish to her satisfaction, and if he does she will never disturb him again. In response to the setback, Soma gathers his wits and uses potatoes and bacon bought while shopping to create an imitation roast pork dish, which Yaeko greatly enjoys and fulfills her portion of the deal. Despite the restaurant being saved, Joichiro decides to close it down for three years, opting to travel (and cook) abroad, sending Soma to the prestigious Totsuki Culinary Academy to take the entrance exam and study cooking there as part of the high school division.
2
"God Tongue"
"Kami no Shita" (神の舌) April 11, 2015
Upon arriving there, Soma is shocked by the grandness of the school building, the greatness of the school campus, and how famous Totsuki actually is, being one of the top culinary schools in the world. Soma also meets many other chefs, all of whom are descendants of gourmet chefs or heirs to high-class food businesses, who have likewise come to take the entrance exam and transfer in. Due to his background as a low-class diner chef, Soma is looked down on until most of the participants flee upon hearing that Erina Nakiri, a legendary food genius with the most selective palate known to mankind (nicknamed 'The God Tongue') will be their examiner. For fun, Erina changes the course of the exam and orders Soma to cook an egg dish to satisfy her instead. He conjures an ordinary-looking rice with seasoning, only to show its true chicken flavour and egg saltiness enveloped inside. Despite being overwhelmingly impressed with his dish, Erina fails him, having taken an immediate dislike to his nonchalant and perceived cocky attitude, and feeling that her pride would be threatened if she allowed a person of his social standing to be admitted. Later in the day, her grandfather Senzaemon, the director of the school, tastes Soma's dish and is impressed, laughing and crumpling up his rejected application, implicitly overruling Erina's decision.
3
"That Chef Never Smiles" / "That Chef Doesn't Smile"
"Kono Ryōrinin wa Warawanai" (この料理人は笑わない) April 18, 2015
At the entrance ceremony, Soma is introduced as the only student who managed to transfer into Totsuki's high school division, and he declares that he will become the top student at Totsuki, instantly earning the ire of the entire student body with his nonchalant attitude towards the school and its reputation. He is then paired up with meek girl Megumi Tadokoro, who has the worst grades among the first-years and is one E grade away from expulsion. Soma's first class consists of making Beef Bourguignon to satisfy the French teacher Roland Chapelle, known as "The Chef that Never Smiles" due to his notoriously strict grading. Megumi is determined to follow the recipe to earn a passing grade, but encounters a setback when two other students sabotages their dish by throwing in lots of salt. Luckily, Soma comes through by using honey to quickly tenderize the meat. The class is astonished when Chapelle smiles for the first time upon trying Soma and Megumi's dish, and proclaims that his only regret is he cannot give them a grade higher than an A. The two saboteurs, having been distracted by Chapelle smiling, accidentally burn their own dish and receive a failing grade. Meanwhile, Erina is told about Soma's success in Chapelle's class and furiously vows to get him expelled.
4
"Sacred Mother of Kyokusei" / "The Madonna of the Polar Star"
"Kyokusei no Maria" (極星の聖母 (マリア)) April 25, 2015
Soma is sent to Polar Star Dormitory, a dormitory for students whose home is further away from the school. He is greeted by Fumio Daimidō, the caretaker, and is required to cook a dish that satisfies her in order to become a resident. Not knowing that he was supposed to provide his own ingredients, Soma nevertheless conjures a mackerel burger meal using leftover ingredients in the kitchen, which impresses Fumio greatly. Now a Polar Star Dormitory resident, Soma meets the other residents: first-year Yūki Yoshino who specialises in wild game, her best friend and fellow first-year Ryōko Sakaki who specializes in fermentation and alcoholic beverages, quiet first-year Shun Ibusaki who specialises in smoked food, first-year nerd Zenji Marui who specialises in in-depth food research, bickering freshmen Daigo Aoki and Shōji Satō neither of whom specialise in any one area of cooking but nonetheless are skilled enough to remain at the academy, enthusiastic second-year Satoshi Isshiki who specialises in traditional Japanese cuisine, as well as Megumi, who specialises in vegetable and seafood dishes. During a welcoming party, Soma is further introduced to the academy's inner workings, such as the Elite Ten, the highest decision-making body in the school other than the school director himself, which consists of ten exceptionally talented students, the 10th seat being Erina while the 7th seat being Satoshi. Satoshi decides to challenge Soma to a cookoff. Satoshi presents his peppered mackerel dish and Soma is shocked by the elevated quality of Satoshi's cooking.
5
"The Ice Queen and the Spring Storm"
"Kōri no Joō to Haru no Arashi" (氷の女王と春の嵐) May 2, 2015
Soma presents his dish, mackerel onigiri chazuke using seaweed tea. Everybody is impressed, and the cookoff is declared a draw. Having his sights set on becoming a member on the Elite Ten, he challenges Satoshi for his spot only to find out that it can only be obtained through a high-stakes cooking duel called a Shokugeki, and Soma has nothing of value to wager that is of equivalent value to his Elite Ten membership. Meanwhile, Erina challenges the Chanko Research Society president Kiyoshi Godabayashi to a Shokugeki for the rights to his clubroom, which she wins with ease. She then has his clubroom demolished in order to make room for a new wing for her personal cooking facilities.
6
"The Meat Aggressor"/ "The Meat Invader"
"Niku no Shinryakusha" (肉の侵略者) May 9, 2015
Megumi helps Soma to look for a club to join and stumble upon the Don Research Society, which is being targeted for disbandment by Erina for her expansion project. Ikumi Mito, one of Erina's enforcers known as "The Meat Master", challenges the club president Kanichi Konishi, telling him that no matter what he cooks his dish will never beat her A5 grade meat. Seeing the events unfold, Soma volunteers to partake in the Shokugeki in Kanichi's place, with the challenge being to cook a donburi dish with meat as the main ingredient. The terms for the contest are that if Soma wins, the club stays with increased funding and Ikumi must join, but if Ikumi wins, the club disbands and Soma will be expelled. In preparing for the Shokugeki, Soma makes numerous donburi dishes through research and modifies them with the realization that the club's budget is limited. Soma settles on the Chaliapin steak, while Ikumi, heir to a massive meat packaging business, contacts her family to deliver the best cut of A5 grade beef available.
7
"The Silent Bowl, the Eloquent Bowl" / "A Quiet Don, An Eloquent Don"
"Shizukanaru Don, Yūben'na Don" (静かなる丼、雄弁な丼) May 16, 2015
At the Shokugeki, Ikumi wows the audience with her A5 grade beef, while Soma is mocked for using discount supermarket beef. Ikumi completes her A5 Japanese Beef Roti Don first, with the judges being extremely impressed with the taste and quality of her beef. Soon after, Soma presents his Chaliapin Steak Don to the judges, who, after initially refusing to taste it, try his dish and are unable to stop eating, resulting in a unanimous win for Soma. Soma addresses Ikumi's dish, pointing out that she misunderstood the concept of donburi by placing too much emphasis on the beef and not the donburi as a whole, as the judges were too full from eating the beef to finish her basic garlic rice. With Soma's victory, Ikumi has her personal kitchen taken away from her by Erina but develops a crush on Soma after he calls her by her nickname "Nikumi" (English Dub: Sweet Meat). Ikumi joins Don RS and is immediately outraged and embarrassed to learn Soma did not join the club with her, as he had only visited Don RS in the first place to research donburi recipes to add to his restaurants menu.
8
"A Concerto of Concept and Creation" / "The Concerto of Inspiration and Imagination"
"Hassō to Sōzō no Kyōsōkyoku" (発想と創造の協奏曲) May 23, 2015
The first year students at Totsuki Academy go to a training camp as their first major challenge during which about half of the first year students usually receive a failing grade and are expelled. The students are given various challenges with alumni from the school brought in to be judges. The first challenge for Soma's group, that includes Megumi and the Aldini twins Takumi and Isami, is to make a dish that can be served at a Japanese restaurant using ingredients gathered from nature in the area surrounding the kitchen with former Second Seat Hinako Inui judging their dishes. Takumi, heir to his family restaurant in Tuscany, "Trattoria Aldini", challenges Soma to a duel to see who can cook the better dish as they both specialize in diner-style dishes. Most of the students gather fish while the Aldini twins find a duck for their dish. They are the first to complete their dish and Inui passes them.
9
"The Breading that Showcases the Mountains" / "The Breading to Adorn the Mountains"
"Yama o Irodoru Koromo" (山を彩る衣) May 30, 2015
Having come up with ideas for their dish, Soma makes a list of ingredients for he and Megumi to gather. Soma takes Inui's kaki peanuts on the understanding that any ingredient found in the area can be used. Soma and Megumi gather ingredients and arrive with 15 minutes left and they make the Char Okakiage using the peanuts as a crust for the fish. Inui expresses her satisfaction and passes Soma and Megumi, but she does not declare a winner between Takumi and Soma as she is ordered to depart immediately. Takumi leaves vowing to challenge Soma to a Shokugeki should they meet again. The students return to the hotel where they are ordered to each cook 50 servings of a steak dinner to serve to the Bodybuilding, Football and Wrestling Clubs with no chance to rest after having spent all day cooking, and with the risk of immediate expulsion unless all 50 servings are cooked within 1 hour. Soma finishes quickly and heads to the public bath where he runs into Erina, having just finished her own bath.
10
"The Supreme Recette" / "The Heavenly Recette"
"Shijō no Rusetto" (至上のルセット) June 6, 2015
Soma apologizes for knocking Erina over, but Erina refuses his help thinking that she is letting her guard down. Soma meets alumnus and Totsuki Resort head chef Gin Dojima in the bath, who is surprised to see that Soma finished so quickly. Dojima wishes Soma good luck as Takumi Aldini enters the bath, with Aldini shocked to see Soma having casual conversation with a legend like Dojima. The next day, Soma and Megumi are assigned the task of making the Nine Vegetable Terrine, but this time individually instead of as partners. Alumnus Kojiro Shinomiya, who will be judging the dishes, tells the students to think of each other as enemies. In the mad rush to claim the best ingredients, the unassertive Megumi is pushed aside and finds only bruised heads of cauliflower remaining by the time she reaches the table. Thinking about what Soma would do in such a situation, Megumi uses wine vinegar to preserve the color and enhance the seasoning of the cauliflower. Shinomiya passes Soma, but fails Megumi for making unauthorized changes to the recipe. Soma defends Megumi fearlessly in the face of the intimidating Shinomiya, angering the latter, who reveals that he intentionally provided a limited number of good cauliflower heads to limit the number of students who could pass. A furious Soma challenges Shinomiya to a Shokugeki to get Megumi's expulsion rescinded.
11
"The Magician from the East"
"Higashi kara Kita Majutsushi" (東から来た魔術師) June 13, 2015
Shinomiya initially refuses Soma's challenge, however Dojima and Inui were passing by and pressured him into accepting the challenge. Thus, Soma and Megumi battle Shinomiya in an unofficial Shokugeki under the condition that Megumi is the lead chef as this Shokugeki is designed to prove Megumi's worthiness as a chef. While Shinomiya makes his dish, Megumi becomes tense at the sight of his dish. Soma tells her to relax and to focus on making something that's representative of herself and not what Shinomiya is doing. Shinomiya presents his dish first, the Chou farci, and the judges give overwhelming praise to the dish. However Dojima is not satisfied by the dish as it was not from one of his specialties. Megumi then presents her dish, the Rainbow Terrine.
12
"The Memory of a Dish"
"Hito-sara no Kioku" (ひと皿の記憶) June 20, 2015
Megumi manages to impress the judges with her Rainbow Terrine, which emphasises the maturity of vegetables. However, when it comes down to voting, all three judges vote for Shinomiya's dish based on the difference between their skill. Just then, Dojima gives his own vote towards Megumi's dish, stating that Shinomiya has allowed his cooking to become stale, his status as a world famous chef having prevented him from developing his skills any further. This is revealed in flashbacks to be related to how his climb to fame involved making sure his dishes were totally by the book with no tolerance for any kind of changes to an established recipe. When Shinomiya tries Megumi's dish for himself, he comes to understand how her dish was geared towards the needs of those eating it and puts in his own vote for Megumi. With Inui also casting her vote for Megumi, the Shokugeki ends in a tie, with Shinomiya revoking Megumi's expulsion. As Megumi returns back to her concerned friends, Soma laments what is technically his very first defeat.
13
"The Eggs Before Dawn"
"Yoake Mae no Tamago-tachi" (夜明け前の卵たち) June 27, 2015
Before the students have a chance to sleep for the night, Dojima announces his next task, in which the students must prepare a buffet-style egg dish to be served at breakfast early next morning. With everyone spending the night trying to come up with a recipe, Soma decides on a soufflé omelette, which is met with silent criticism from some of the other students. As breakfast comes the next day, it is revealed the judges will consist of the hotel's guests and staff, with students needing to hand out 200 servings of their dish in order to pass. While many of the students including Erina, Megumi, and Takumi all manage to impress with their dishes, Soma struggles to serve his dish to anyone.
14
"Metamorphose"/ "Metamorphosis"
"Metamorufōze" (メタモルフォーゼ) July 4, 2015
Due to the specific timing required for his soufflé omelette, Soma struggles to get any customers to try his dish before they end up deflating. With half an hour left in the challenge, Soma calmly analyzes the situtation and changes his approach, cooking in front of his customers in order to attract a crowd while also delivering the dish in its peak condition. Optimizing his preparation time to cook his omelettes as quickly as possible, Soma manages to complete his 200 servings goal with merely seconds to spare. Afterwards, Soma is introduced to Erina's cousin, Alice Nakiri, who considers both Soma and Erina her rivals. Following another task a few hours later, Dojima treats all the surviving students with a banquet to celebrate the end of the training camp, while withholding information about the next event: the Autumn Selection.
15
"The Man Called "Carnage" / "The Man Called Demon"
"Syura to Yobareda Otoko" (『修羅』と呼ばれた男) July 18, 2015
As the students make their way home, Shinomiya decides to return to France to make his restaurant the best in Paris, while the other alumni explain how the training camp also serves as a recruitment ground to determine potential for future employment. Going back for his headband, Soma ends up missing his bus and has to hitch a ride back to school with Erina, who explains about the Autumn Festival while hiding the fact that she, along with Dojima, are shown to have fond memories of Joichiro. Returning to the Polar Star Dormitory, Soma is surprised to see Joichiro, who is revealed to be an alumnus and former member of the Elite Ten who went by the name Jouchirou Saiba. As Joichiro treats the returning residents to a meal, Fumio explains that Joichiro and Dojima were once fellow Polar Star residents who were responsible for many of the luxuries the dorm has. Later that night, Joichiro tells Soma about his campus memories, filling him with more determination. The next morning, Joichiro decides to have a cooking contest against Soma.
16
"The Cook Who Traveled Thousands of Miles" / "The Chef Who's Crossed A Thousand Leagues"
"Banri o Kakeru Ryōrinin" (万里を駆ける料理人) July 25, 2015
With Fumio, Megumi, and Satoshi winding up as judges, Soma and Joichiro are challenged to use ingredients from the kitchen to make a light yet energizing breakfast dish that will wake them up. Soma presents an apple risotto, which provides a crisp taste which changes with the addition of black pepper. Joichiro, on the other hand, presents the unusual choice of ramen which, despite its heavy appearance, turns out to be a mellow and warming vegetarian dish, providing powerful flavor without meat or fish. The judges unanimously vote Joichiro's dish the winner, though Soma's dish also receives some praise. As Jouichirou takes his leave, he leaves a message recommending Soma visit the Yukihira Diner during the holiday.
17
"Sensual Fried Chicken" / "The Seductive Karaage"
"Kannō no Karaage" (官能の唐揚げ) August 1, 2015
Arriving back home, Soma temporarily re-opens Yukihira Diner to serve his loyal customers, including his childhood friend, Mayu Kurase, who has a crush on him. He learns that the Sumire Shopping District has been doing poor business lately due to the arrival of a popular karaage chain shop, Mozuya. Wanting to help revive the shopping district, Soma decides to come up with a competing karaage recipe, calling in Ikumi as his meat expert while Mayu winds up as his taste tester (due to the efforts of mutual friend Aki Koganei to set Mayu up with Soma). The three do some recon at Mozuya, where they find its CEO Kinu Nakamozu to be a spiteful woman, before beginning work on a karaage recipe of their own. As Soma takes up Mayu's suggestion to use their shopping district location to their advantage, it is revealed that the figure behind Mozuya's success is one of the Elite Ten.
18
"The Fried Chicken of Youth" / "The Karaage of Youth"
"Seishun no Karaage" (青春の唐揚げ) August 8, 2015
Noting that the shopping district focuses more on walk-and-eat food, as opposed to Mozuya's packaged approach, Soma shifts his focus towards creating a karaage that can be enjoyed straight out of the fryer. Opting to go with chicken thigh meat with a chilli-based marinade, Soma gets inspiration from a bento shop owner and decides to serve his karaage in rice flour wraps with salad, providing enhanced flavor, portability, and appeal all at once. This brings a large amount of business, which in turns helps the rest of the shopping district come back to life, with Nakamozu having no choice but to admit defeat. Afterwards, Soma puts Mayu in charge of helping with the karaage's sales, having noted her good qualities. Returning to the academy, Soma is brought before Mozuya's puppetmaster, Etsuya Eizan, the ninth seat of the Elite Ten, who informs him that he has been chosen for the Autumn Elections.
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"The Chosen One"
"Erabareshi Mono" (選ばれし者) August 15, 2015
The contestants and rules for the Autumn Elections are announced, in which the sixty selected contestants are split into two groups which they must top in order to advance to the tournament phase. Meanwhile, Megumi is approached by a girl named Miyoko Hojo, who was interested in her shokugeki with Shinomiya but becomes disappointed when she hears she was helped by Soma. After learning the first dish of the elections is a curry dish, Soma and Megumi pay a visit to Jun Shiomi, an instructor and former Polar Star alumna who specializes in curry and spices, along with her assistant Akira Hayama, who is also in the elections. Using Jun's theories on spices, Akira demonstrates how preparing the same ingredients of a curry dish in different ways can yield drastically different results. Becoming wowed by the powerful flavors of Akira's curry, Soma becomes determined to beat him with an even better curry dish at the preliminaries.
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"The Dragon Lies Down and Ascends the Skies"
"Ryū wa Fushi, Sora e Noboru" (龍は臥し、空へ昇る) August 22, 2015
With the challenge of creating a curry dish set, many of the contestants set off to visit their families and study up on spices during the remainder of the summer while Soma stays at the dorms to try out various combinations. The Autumn Election preliminaries soon arrive, with only the top four from each group able to make it through to the tournament phase. As each of the contestants start bringing out each of their unique methods, Soma appears to have fallen asleep.
21
"That Which is Known Yet Unknown" / "The Unknown Known"
"Michinaru Kichi" (未知なる既知) August 29, 2015
Soma awakens from his nap at the exact moment he senses his spice and vegetable infused rice is cooked to perfection. Meanwhile, Megumi brings out a monkfish for her dish, having learnt how to butcher it in order to help her family. With the cooking period over, the judging soon begins with a harsh panel of judges hitting most of the students with low scores. In Group B, Nao Sadatsuka, a somewhat creepy girl with an obsession with Erina, presents an extremely pungent laksa dish made using kusaya that secretly carries a delicious flavor under its strong odor, scoring 84 points as a result. Meanwhile, Erina's secretary and childhood friend Hisako Arato, who Nao has a rivalry with, presents a mutton curry made using medicinal cuisine which undoes the cursive effects of Nao's curry, scoring 92 points.
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"That Which Transcends the Norm" / "The One Who Surpasses the Ordinary"
"Nichijō o Koerumono" (日常を超えるもの) September 5, 2015
Miyoko scores 87 points with her pineapple-fragranced cha-han while Yuki gets 86 points for her wild game curry. Afterwards, the Aldini brothers face off against each other, with Isami presenting a curry calzone that scores 87 points while Takumi presents a curry pasta dish using tamari soy sauce and cheese filled pasta that scores 90 points. Alice then presents her deconstructed curry dish that leaves the judges bewildered, earning 95 points and taking the lead. Finally, Megumi presents her dish, monkfish dobu-jiru, which emphasises the taste of her hometown, earning her 88 points and landing her a spot in the next round alongside Alice, Hisako, and Takumi.
23
"The Unfolding Individual Competition" / "The Competition of the Blossoming Individuals"
"Hana Hiraku Ko no Kyōen" (花開く個の競演) September 12, 2015
Back in Group A, contestants are struggling to score as one of the main judges, Natsume Sendawara, keeps giving out zero scores. This streak soon breaks when Ryo Kurokiba, Alice's aide, presents a lobster curry made using a cognac base, earning 93 points. Next, Ikumi presents a Dongpo pork curry, using what she had learned from her Shokugeki with Soma to impress the judges with a complete dish and earning score of 86. Afterwards, Ryoko presents a Dal curry made with charcoal-grilled natto and soy sauce rice malt, also scoring 86, while both Marui and Ibusaki earn 88 points with their white potage curry udon and smoked curry respectively. Akira soon presents his dish, an unconventional dish that soon turns out to be a fragrance bomb.
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"The Warriors' Banquet" / "The Banquet of Warriors"
"Senshi-tachi no Utage" (戦士たちの宴) September 26, 2015
Akira's dish, which on top of its powerful fragrance also uses the power of holy basil and yogurt, earns a score of 94 from the judges, two of which gave him a perfect 20. Finally, Soma presents his own fragrance bomb, combining his past two failures into a curry risotto omurice containing a mango chutney that deepens the flavor. The dish earns Soma 93 points, landing him second place behind Akira, though it is noted by the crowd that despite Akira receiving a higher score overall three of the five judges ranked Soma's dish higher than Akira's, with the implication being that in a Shokugeki, this would have given Soma the victory. As the contestants hold an afterparty celebrating and lamenting their victories and losses in the preliminaries, Soma becomes determined to improve his cooking finesse.
Food Wars! Shokugeki no Soma: The Second Plate (Ni no Sara)[edit]
No. in series
No. in season
English title[a] / Japanese translated title
Original Japanese title[b]
Original air date[10]
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1 "That Which is Placed Within the Box" / "What Fills the Box"
"Sono Hako ni Tsumeru mono" (その箱に詰めるもの) July 2, 2016
The main tournament of the Autumn Elections gets underway with the theme of bentos, with the first match putting Soma against Alice. Using her array of scientific techniques and top-of-the-range equipment, Alice presents a temari sushi bento that uses acids from each piece to compliment the flavor of the next. Meanwhile, Soma presents his own take on a nori bento, using a molecular gastronomy technique he learned from a cheap candy product to make umami-packed nori spheres. Feeling the warmth of his dish better suited the bento theme, the judges declare Soma to be the winner.
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2 "Interplay of Light & Shadow" / "The Interplay of Light and Shadow"
"Kōsakusuru Hikari to Kage" (交錯する光と影) July 9, 2016
Megumi goes up against Ryo in the second match, in which they must make a ramen dish using pre-prepared noodles. As both Megumi and Ryo decide to make ramen using seafood based broths, Alice recalls when she first met Ryo ten years ago. With the judges getting up close during the final stages, Ryo presents his Soupe de Poisson Ramen first, impressing the judges with a rich flavor made using crushed lobster shells. Despite the shift in the crowd's tone, Megumi concentrates on finishing her Kozuyu Chicken Soy Sauce Ramen, which draws out umami from scallops and simmered dried vegetables while also using a flavor-changing sauce.
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3 "The Age of Kings" / "The Generation of Prodigies"
"“Gyoku” no Sedai" (『玉』の世代) July 16, 2016
Despite a close battle, Ryo is declared the winner, though Megumi is still praised for her efforts by the crowd. The next day, as Akira and Hisako face off in a hamburger duel, Soma meets the eighth contestant, Subaru Mimasaka, who joins him, Megumi, and Takumi in watching the battle. Hisako presents her dish, a soft-shelled turtle burger, but is defeated by Akira's kebab burger, which takes advantage of the burger's pickle aspect to enhance the flavor. Prior to the fourth match, Subaru provokes Takumi by insulting his brother, turning their match against each other into a Shokugeki.
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4 "The Pursuer"
"Tsuiseki-sha" (追跡者) July 23, 2016
The Shokugeki between Takumi and Subaru commences with Takumi's mezzaluna on the line. With both sides making a semifreddo, Subaru uses his investigative approach to Shokugekis to make his own twists to improve on Takumi's recipe. Pressured over whether he can make his own twists within the limited cooking time, Takumi thinks back to his training and calms down. After Subaru impresses the judges with his twists, Takumi presents his semifreddo with an added layer of lemon curd made with olive oil. However, Subaru reveals he had predicted Takumi's actions and added his own secret ingredient; preserved lemons, claiming both his victory and Takumi's mezzaluna. Afterwards, Subaru shows up at Soma's dorm to challenge him to a Shokugeki in the semi-finals, putting up Takumi's mezzaluna for Soma's knife. However, Soma, having no respect for Subaru as a chef, raises the stakes, putting his career as a chef on the line for all the tools Subaru had won in his past 100 Shokugekis.
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5 "The Secret of the First Bite" / "The Secret in the First Bite"
"Hitokuchime no Himitsu" (一口目の秘密) July 30, 2016
Soma is approached by journalist Mitsuru Sotsuda, who asks to cover him as he works on a beef stew recipe for his Shokugeki against Subaru. Agreeing to taste test after letting her borrow some manga, Erina berates Soma's dish, stating that it isn't suited for the match's main topic. Thinking Erina's criticism over, Soma gets a burst of inspiration after receiving some meat from Ikumi. The day of the Shokugeki soon arrives, with Soma realising the importance of making his dish stand out on the first bite and deciding to make his stew using oxtail. However, as a result of his profiling, Subaru predicts Soma's actions and also uses oxtail, bringing out his own twist on top of it.
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6 "Morning Shall Come Again" / "Dawn Will Come Again"
"Asa wa Mata Kuru" (朝はまた来る) August 6, 2016
Subaru uses smoked bacon as a garniture for his stew, revealing that he got his information from hacking into Mitsuru's notes. Even when Soma reveals his intent to use various cuts of beef to improvise his dish on the fly, Subaru still appears to have predicted Soma's move, remaining confident in his bacon addition. Although the judges are impressed by Subaru's bacon garniture, Soma astounds them with his dish by using various meats for his garniture, revealing he had created the dish from everything he had learned so far, unanimously winning the match. As a result, Soma manages to return all the tools Subaru had taken back to their original owners, with Takumi deciding to leave his mezzaluna with Soma until he can win it back himself.
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7 "Beasts That Devour Each Other"/ "Beasts Devouring Each Other"
"Kuraiau Kemono" (喰らい合う獣) August 13, 2016
Ryo and Akira face off against each other in the second semi-final match, in which they must make Western-style dishes. Akira presents his dish, Canard Apicius, using his combination of spices with duck to wow the judges. Meanwhile, Ryo serves up Eel Matelote, adding plums to provide an electrifying taste. With the judges evenly split on which dish to vote for, they declare that the final round will now be a three-way match between Soma, Akira, and Ryo, with the theme revealed to be pacific saury.
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8 "The Battle That Follows the Seasons" / "Battle of Seasonality"
"Shun o Meguru Tatakai" (旬を巡る戦い) August 20, 2016
In preparation for the final, Soma goes with Megumi to the fish market, where they come across Ryo and Alice. There, they learn about the varying factors about picking the best pacific saury, which Ryo appears to be an expert on. Hearing that Akira also has a talent for picking out the best fish, Soma is left concerned about how to compete with both him and Ryo. After thinking over the time aspect of the fish, Soma ultimately decides on ageing his saury, asking for help from Ryoko, Ibusaki, and Ikumi due to their experience with ageing methods. Trying out each of the three methods; using malt rice, smoking, and high humidity, Soma manages to think of a way to surpass the others after a run-in with Fumio. The day of the final arrives, with Soma bringing out what appears to be a completely unrecognizable piece of saury.
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9 "The Sword That Announces Fall" / "A Sword that Signals Autumn"
"Aki o Tsugeru Katana" (秋を告げる刀) August 27, 2016
Under a moonlit sky, the finals get underway, with Alice recalling the many cooking battles she's had with Ryo. With only half the cooking time passed, Ryo presents his dish; a cartoccio cooked in herb butter inside film bags. Next, Akira presents a seared carpaccio, which uses fire to unleash its powerful aroma which, contrary to everyone's expectations, only uses a single spice. Finally, Soma presents his dish; Salted Rice Bran Pacific Saury Rice, which he learned from seeing Fumio's pickles. Just as it seems his dish has failed to impress the judges, Soma brings out his dish's true edge.
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10 "A New Jewel" / "A New Genius"
"Aratanaru "Gyoku"" (新たなる玉) September 3, 2016
Soma presents his dish's missing element, a white soup made from soy milk that turns the rice dish into a creamy porridge, enhancing the already existing flavors. Meanwhile, Satoshi, who deduces that Eizan was the one who drove Subaru to provoke Soma, tells him that it was Soma's drive to never give up that got him so far. As the judges make their decision, Akira recalls how Jun brought him out of the slums and helped him become the chef he is today. With originality being the deciding factor between the three dishes, Akira is declared the winner of the Autumn Elections for his specialty dish. Afterwards, Soma speaks with Joichiro, stating his determination to continue finding his own way of cooking. A few days later, as Soma spends more time with Akira and Ryo to improve himself, Jun informs them about the Stagiaire training program for first year students.
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11 "The Stagiaire"
"Sutajiēru" (スタジエール) September 10, 2016
With the Stagiaire program requiring students to take up residence at various restaurants outside of the school while also leaving their own impression, Soma ends up getting paired with Hisako, who has been feeling inferior since losing the Autumn Elections, as they are sent to Mitamura Western Restaurant. Immediately, they discover that the restaurant is struggling to keep up with the barrages of orders from commuting customers, but Soma manages to use his experience to take control and keep everyone organised. Meanwhile, Erina and Megumi are sent to a French restaurant, where Erina instantly takes command of the kitchen, while Megumi finds her own way to make improvements. As Hisako becomes more settled with her role, Soma believes that the restaurant needs to change, so that they don't struggle again once the Stagiaire is over. With the staff unwilling to cut down their large menu, Soma suggests that they try switching to a reservations-only basis, allowing them to better cater to their customers. After passing the first stage of the Stagiare, Soma encourages Hisako to stop feeling ashamed of her defeat and return to Erina's side, aiming to stand alongside her rather than only follow behind.
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12 "The Magician Returns" / "The Magician Once More"
"Majutsu-shi Futatabi" (魔術師再び) September 17, 2016
The next step of the Stagiaire reunites Soma with Shinomiya, who is opening a Tokyo branch of his French restaurant, Shino's. At the restaurant begins its first pre-open day, Soma witnesses firsthand the intensity of working in Shinomiya's kitchen and struggles to keep up with the rest of the staff. Thinking over his failures, Soma spends the rest of the week getting prep done early so he can ask the other staff members for advice on how to become more efficient in the kitchen and learn new techniques. On the final day, Soma decides to enter a competition to create a dish for Shino's menu that he can call his specialty.
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13 "Pomp & Circumstance" / "Pomp and Circumstance"
"Ifudōdō" (威風堂々) September 24, 2016
At the end of the pre-open's final day, Shinomiya calls in his fellow alumni, along with his mother, for one final service, recalling what inspired him to pursue French cuisine. As the competition finally arrives, Soma uses about everything he's learned to put together a French take on a chicken and egg rice bowl using a quail stuffed with risotto. Despite ultimately deciding that dish isn't good enough as it is, Shinomiya helps Soma refine his recipé so that it can become an item on his menu, leading Soma to pass the Stagiaire. With the Stagiaire over, Soma returns to Totsuki, ready to take on anyone who challenges him to a Shokugeki.
Food Wars! Shokugeki no Soma: The Third Plate (San no Sara)[edit]
No. in series
No. in season
Title[b]
Original air date[c]
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1 "Challenging the Elite Ten"
"Jukketsu ni Idomu" (十傑に挑む) October 4, 2017[11]
In response to Kuga's condescending provocation at the Autumn Leaves Viewing, Soma decides to show off his cooking prowess in the upcoming Moon Festival which involves the setting up booths by groups or individuals on school grounds. Deciding to go up against Kuga directly, Soma approaches Miyoko Hojo, who also specialises in Chinese cuisine like Kuga. Miyoko explains that while she specialises in all forms of Chinese cuisine, Kuga's focus is on Sichuan spicy cuisine, and takes him to his mainstay, the Chinese Cuisine Research Society. Soma is shocked to see many chefs working in perfect unison and precision, trained all by Kuga himself. After tasting ten identical speciality dishes of mapo tofu, Soma gets more determined than ever to beat Kuga, going up front against him by claiming the booth area directly in front of his, and serving Chinese cuisine as well. Just as Soma submits his application form, Erina reveals to him that he will get expelled if his booth loses money, much to Soma's disbelief.
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2 "Má and Là"
"Mā to Rā" (『麻』と『辣』) October 11, 2017[11]
The preparation for the Moon Festival is abuzz with Soma's indirect declaration of war on Kuga. This prompts the initially apathetic Alice to join in the festival, by capitalising on Jun's maternal instinct to include her and Ryo in the booth run by Shiomi Seminar, much to the annoyance of Hayama. After involuntarily tasting Soma's version of mapo tofu, Erina superciliously explains to him the concept of `Má' (麻, lit. hot) and `là (辣, lit. spiciness) in Sichuan cuisine, unintentionally giving Soma useful information, while Alice and Hisako explain that spiciness works on vanilloids receptors different from the sense of taste, rather on the sense of pain, which has addictive and medicinal effects. Back at the dorm, Soma starts experimenting with Megumi to catch up with Kuga's level; but ended up just making overly spicy dishes. The next day, Hojo lends them the Chinese department's open clay pot oven and they plan to make Hujiao bing to attract customers with its unique method of cooking.
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3 "Moon Festival"
"Gekkyōsai" (月饗祭) October 18, 2017[11]
The first day of the Moon Festival commences and Kuga's restaurant immediately gets a long line of customers, while Soma manages to impress the few he is getting. The booths run by Isshiki and the Polar Star Dormitory, the Don RS by Ikumi and the pop-up Trattoria Aldini by the Aldini brothers all seem to be going well. By the end of the day, Kuga's restaurant has clinched first place in terms of sales in the Central area, and the only two booths that lost money were Soma's and Shiomi Seminar's, leaving Erina appalled as they were all competitors who made it to the main tournament of the Autumn Elections. Day 2 passes and Kuga's restaurant takes the first place again, while Soma manages to climb up five rungs from last place with the introduction of a new noodle dish created by slicing up the dough for the Hujiao bing into noodles and pairing them with garlic, shrimp stock, and the ground pork filling, improvising from ta-a noodles. Meanwhile, Alice decides to start over and cooperate with Hayama to make a dish that will satisfy customers.
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4 "A Pride of Young Lions"
"Wakaki Shishi-tachi no Mure" (若き獅子たちの群れ) October 25, 2017[11]
Day 3 passes without much improvement and Soma notices that even though Kuga is getting steady business, the long waiting time and the requirement for quick eating at peak times frustrates the diners. With Tomita's help on Day 4, Soma adds tables and chairs to his booth. Soma adds a remade version of his Yukihira-version of mapo tofu by adding noodles and a giant mystery meatball with curry in it. Its aroma and intriguing appearance appeals to Kuga's frustrated customers and slowly but surely, they begin to defect to his booth. Just as customer numbers begin to get out-of-hand, Mimasaka comes to help after image-training at Soma's restaurant. As Megumi handles customer service and evening falls, their friends from other booths and members of Megumi's Regional Cuisine RS arrive to help cook and draw in more customers respectively. Together, they pass Day 4 and defeat Kuga's restaurant in terms of sales in that area, clinching first place. Shiomi Seminar's booth also finally manages to attract customers and make up for their losses.
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5 "The Darkening Dinner Table"
"Kageri Yuku Shokutaku" (翳りゆく食卓) November 1, 2017[11]
Kuga beats Soma again on the 5th and last day of the Moon Festival, but he is not satisfied. A flashback reveals how Kuga had also challenged the Elite Ten as a first-year at the previous Autumn Leaves Viewing, with Tsukasa Eishi surprisingly accepting. While Kuga lost, he made a deal with Tsukasa: if Kuga clinched first place in sales in the Central area every day of the Moon Festival, just like Tsukasa did the previous year, they should have a rematch. Both sides lost, as Soma also didn't achieve his goal of beating Kuga in total sales. For consolation, 2nd Seat Rindou Kobayashi reserves a table for Soma and Megumi at Tsukasa's booth, consisting of a nine-course meal, all prepared by Tsukasa himself. Intrigued by the different level of dining the uptown area offers, Soma facetiously visits Erina's booth; only to find the Erina trembling in fear and her diners shocked by the unexpected appearance of her elitist father, Azami Nakiri. Soma and Megumi witness Azami mocking the gourmands that have come to taste Erina's food, and declaring himself the new headmaster of Totsuki, ousting Senzaemon after revealing that he has the support of 6 members of the Elite Ten.
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6 "The Imprisoned Queen"
"Toraware no Joō" (囚われの女王) November 8, 2017[11]
Gin and Joichiro meet coincidentally after many years, and in the midst of their reunion, Gin is informed of the replacement of Senzaemon by Azami, who was revealed to be the 3rd Seat behind the two of them. The news of Azami's new posting spreads like wildfire around the school, much to the shock of the students and the public. Azami dismisses Hisako from her post as Erina's secretary, with Erina unable to object. Sanzaemon meets with Soma, and the former director reflects on Erina's childhood as a happy little girl and how she was brainwashed, abused, and isolated by Azami to polish her "God's Tongue" to what it is today, leaving her traumatized by his presence. Azami also ripped up all the letters Alice sent from Scandinavia. Azami was exiled, but continues to build his strong base in other parts of the world. Although Soma seemed asympathetic about Erina's situation, he reiterates to Senzaemon his vow from when he first met Erina: to make her say his food is delicious. As Erina begins to despair alone in her room, Alice, Ryo and Hisako arrive to break her out of the Nakiri estate, and ultimately find refuge for her at Polar Star Dormitory. Upon learning about her past, the other residents' accepted Erina as part of the dorm.
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7 "It Begins"
"Hibuta wa Kirareta" (火蓋は切られた) November 15, 2017[11]
Azami announces the disbandment of all research societies and independent bodies in Totsuki, much to the horror of the student body and staff, and the formation of the Central Gourmet Society, or Central for short, a new authoritarian body that will decide what students should cook and create. Ninth seat, Eizan Etsuya, arrives at the Polar Star dorm with his goons to announce its closure. However, Soma explicitly asks if a Shokugeki can overturn the decision. In response, Eizan accepts and broadcasts live a Shokugeki with Kabutoyama Tetsuji, head of the Skewer Research Society, only to reveal that he has bribed the judges, and nefariously declares that the Shokugeki is dead. While the dorm residents lament their fate, Soma obstinately issues a Shokugeki challenge to Eizan for the survival of the dorm. As their Shokugeki begins, Eizan secretly directs his men to forcibly vacate the dorm, aggravating Soma.
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8 "The Alchemist"
"Arukimisuta" (錬金術師 (アルキミスタ)) November 22, 2017[11]
Soma refuses to be intimidated by Eizan's tactics and continues cooking, infuriating Eizan. Meanwhile, the Polar Star dorm residents band together and repel Eizan's thugs. After further taunts from Soma, Eizan finally decides to cook seriously. With Satsuma Jidori Chicken as the theme, Eizan serves a Hainanese chicken rice dish that impresses both the judges and Soma. Soma responds with a special chicken wingtip gyoza dish that uses pork fat, parmesan cheese, and ketchup as special ingredients. He dares Eizan to try his dish, and as Eizan takes a bite, he reluctantly acknowledges that Soma's dish tastes good. Seeing Eizan's reaction and tempted by the smell of the food, the judges cautiously and curiously tastes Soma's dish. Amazed by its unique delicious flavor, despite unorthodox cooking methods, the judges vote unanimously for Soma. Eizan is forced to admit defeat, and Soma declares to the school that he will battle anybody who threatens his friends and Polar Star, including the Elite Ten.
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9 "Hunting the Survivors"
"Zantō gari" (残党狩り) November 29, 2017[11]
With Soma's victory, Eizan's thugs are called off and Polar Star is saved. The residents celebrates the victory, along with Erina, Hisako, Takumi, and Isami. Isshiki then arrives and explains that thanks to Soma's victory, Central is now allowing school organizations to issue shokugeki requests which will be overseen by neutral judges. Several days later, Isshiki is dismissed from the Elite Ten, along with Kuga and 3rd seat Megishima, as they voted against Azami's installation. Meanwhile, the rest of the Elite Ten and other Central members begin to "hunt the survivors" by defeating the other school societies in their Shokugeki matches. Soma and his friends decide to observe the matches in order to gain intelligence on their potential opponents. As all clubs lost their matches to Central, Alice and Ryo arrive for the final Shokugeki of the day. Alice explains that she had inadvertently become the head of the Cutting Edge Cuisine RS, making her target in the hunt. Ryo accepted the challenge on her behalf, and prepares to face off against Central member Kusunoki Rentaro, with the main ingredient being salmon.
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10 "The Salmon Will Dance"
"Sake wa Odoru" (鮭は踊る) December 6, 2017[11]
As Ryo prepares his dish, it is revealed that Rentaro is an expert in low temperature cooking and makes use of a combi steamer and cryomill to create a salmon confit flamme with a side of salmon ice cream. Ryo responds by baking a coulibiac. As the judges deliberate on which dish is better, Rentaro impetuously boasts that he had submerged his salmon in olive oil while cooking it, which would prevent any of the moisture from escaping the meat and therefore preserving all of its flavor. However, the judges declares that Ryo's dish is superior. Ryo reveals that he had inserted a spinach crêpe, and a special spice mix he learnt from his stagiaire experience in a curry restaurant, into his coulibiac. In addition, Ryo's blend of various uneven flavors together accentuated the taste of his salmon, giving a dynamic sensation far better than Rentaro's salmon. Ryo was declared the winner, as Azami enters the arena.
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11 "Der Weiße Ritter der Tafel"
"Shokutaku no Shiro Kishi" (食卓の白騎士) December 13, 2017[11]
Erina shows up at the arena just as Alice berates Azami publicly, and tells Erina to stand up for herself. The next day, Soma volunteers to be Tsukasa Eishi's sous chef during class, impressing Tsukasa with his advanced skills. At the end of the class, Tsukasa arrogantly offers Soma to join Central as his assistant, and Soma blatantly refuses. Tsukasa then challenges Soma to an informal Shokugeki and wagers his position as first seat, in return for Soma joining Central if he loses, while Erina, Hisako, and Megumi hide and watch from a distance. Soma then asks Tsukasa what Azami and Central's true plans are, and he reveals that Azami's ultimate long-term goal is to eliminate all restaurants in Japan and replace them with the fine dining gourmet eateries that only he approves of. Realizing that this means the end of many local restaurants, such as Yukihira Diner, Soma resolves to beat Tsukasa so he won't be forced to join Central.
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12 "The One Who Aims for the Summit"
"Itadaki wo Mezasu Mono" (頂を目指す者) December 20, 2017[11]
Soma and Tsukasa finish their dishes, with Soma making a charcoal grilled venison thigh with sweet chestnut sauce, while Tsukasa makes roast venison back strap with peppercorn and berry sauce. Erina, Hisako, and Megumi act as judges and they reluctantly declare Tsukasa's dish as superior. However, Tsukasa changes his mind and decides not to force Soma into Central, citing how Soma's unorthodox and non-wavering cooking style will actually hinder him. The second Survivor Hunt begins a few days later, with Megumi, Ikumi, and Marui managing to save their respective clubs. That night, Azami pays a visit to Polar Star, where he is coldly received. As he leaves, Soma confronts Azami, who reveals that he was part of the Polar Star's Golden Generation, and he revered Joichiro and his cooking. Soma then tells Azami that Joichiro is his father, right as Erina walks in on the conversation, shocking both of them. Intrigued and curious, Azami then arrogantly declares the revolution he is planning is meant to bring down the food culture that "ruined" Joichiro, leaving both Soma and Erina wondering what happened between Joichiro and Azami.
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13 "Advancement Exam"
"Shinkyū Shiken" (進級試験) April 9, 2018[12]
Tsukasa announces that with the end of the second semester, the Advancement Exam will take place for first year students. However, unlike past exams, all students are guaranteed to pass if they stick to the curriculum and follow Central's orders. Soma and his friends realize that Central will be using the Advancement Exam to eliminate all of the rebels who oppose Azami. As the Polar Star residents begin to lose hope at the situation, Erina visits Soma and confides to him that it was Joichiro's cooking that inspired her to be a chef, but with Azami's return, she's become conflicted over whether she truly wants to cook or not. Soma decides to inspire Erina again by cooking a special Yukihira dish: a tempura bowl that utilizes a fried frozen egg. Upon tasting it, Erina is reminded of how happy she felt tasting Joichiro's cooking and resolves to oppose Azami. Coming up with a plan, she leaves without telling Soma how his dish tasted. The next morning, Erina gathers all of the Polar Star residents and tells them that she will help them all pass the Advancement Exam.
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14 "Onward on the Totsuki Train"
"Tōtsuki-ressha wa Iku" (遠月列車は行) April 16, 2018[12]
Erina tells the Polar Star residents that the Advancement Exam will take place in Hokkaido, with the students traveling from the south end of the island to the north as they clear the stages of the exam. She then spends the next week teaching Polar Star everything she knows about Hokkaido ingredients and cuisine. On the day of the first stage of the Exam, all of the students are separated into teams, with Soma being teamed with Megumi, Alice, Ryo, and Yoshino. The first stage requires that teams prepare a single salmon dish, but Soma's team is deliberately given the lowest quality salmon. Since salmon is out of season in the winter, there is no way to get a fresh one through regular means. However, thanks to Erina's lessons, Soma's team remember that salmon can be frozen in brine when they are caught in the summer, preserving their flavor in the winter. They manage to procure one such salmon from a local vendor and prepare a Yuan-style Grilled Tokishirazu Salmon dish, which is so delicious that the judge has no choice but to allow them to pass. In addition, the other rebel teams manage to overcome Central's interference. The students then proceed to the second stage of the Exam on a special train. Soma visits Erina during the night and they catch a view of the starry night sky. Erina realizes that she no longer feels annoyed while she's in Soma's presence.
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15 "Jeanne d'Arc Rises"
"Tachiagaru Onna Kishi" (立ち上がる女騎士) April 23, 2018[12]
Soma and his friends arrive in Sapporo for the second stage of the exam, where they are tasked with making a noodle dish. However, the test is designed so that the rebels must go last, meaning that most of the ingredients have been used up by the other students and the arrival of a heavy blizzard prevents them from getting more from the outside. Regardless, Soma and his friends remember Erina's lessons and use leftover potatoes to make gosetsu udon. The examiner reluctantly lets them pass, noting how Erina has rallied the rebels under her leadership. The students then are allowed to explore Sapporo, and Erina takes the time to fully appreciate the new friends she's made. When they return to the train, they find out that the rebels have been split up on separate trains. Soma, Erina, Megumi, and Takumi, find themselves on a train with Rindou, who informs them that their next challenge is to defeat the newest Elite 10 member, Akira.
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16 "Revenge Match"
"Ribenji Matchi" (リベンジ・マッチ) April 30, 2018[12]
Soma is tasked with facing against Akira for the next stage in the exam, and Dojima arrives to judge, announcing that the theme ingredient will be bear meat. Soma quickly learns that bear meat is more difficult to cook than other meats due to the strong smell and gamey taste it produces, which gives Akira the advantage. Kuga then arrives and assists Soma by providing him a number of spices to work with, and Soma heads out into the mountains to observe the habitat of a bear when he figures out that he can use schisandra berries to counter the smell of the bear meat. However, Akira arrives and shows how he has already come up with the optimal spice mix to counter the smell, incorporating Cajun spices. He then further boasts that he will defeat Soma for a third time, just like in the Autumn Elections.
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17 "The Umami Tightrope"
"Umami no Tsunawatari" (旨味の綱渡り) May 7, 2018[12]
Soma talks with Dojima, who reveals that Akira was coerced into joining Central due to Azami holding all of Shiomi's research hostage, and the only way Akira could save Shiomi's career is to defeat to Soma. Angered, Soma chastises Akira for giving up to Azami so easily and challenges him to not to hold back. Meanwhile, the rest of the rebels with the exception of Erina are forced to face off against other members of the Elite 10 as well, and Kuga points out that it is unrealistic to expect all of them to pass. The third stage of the exam begins and both Soma and Akira decide to create fried bear dishes. Akira prepares a special sauce incorporating cajun spice and juniper berries, which alone is enough to impress the judges. Soma finishes his dish first, a fried bear meat cutlet, which impresses the judges due to the perfect taste and how Soma was willing to take a risk by using the smelliest, yet tastiest parts of the bear. However, Akira then presents his own dish, which everyone stares at in awe.
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18 "For Whom"
"Dare ga Tame ni" (誰が為に) May 14, 2018[12]
The judges taste Akira's chicken fried bear, and conclude that it is superior to Soma's cutlet, but they must also test the accompanying sauces. Akira's juniper berry gravy is powerful, but Soma creates a superior sauce using caramelized honey and balsamic vinegar. The final vote is close, but is ultimately decided in Soma's favor due to his particular use of honey from an amur cork tree, which Soma had figured out through trial and error and scouring the nearby mountains for potential ingredients. After being chastised by Dojima, Shiomi, and Soma, Akira comes to realize that he had lost sight of why he wanted to cook in the first place when he joined Central, as he had genuinely enjoyed cooking with his classmates and friends. Afterwards, one of Azami's aides arrives and informs Akira that he has been expelled from the school due to his loss. In addition, a number of the rebels have also lost their matches and been expelled.
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19 "Declaration of War"
"Sensen Fukoku" (宣戦布告) May 21, 2018[12]
With the exception of Soma, Erina, Megumi, and Takumi, all of the rebels lose their matches against the Elite 10 and are expelled. They decide that the only way to overturn the expulsions is to challenge the Elite 10 to a shokgeki and win their seats, but they do not have anything to offer to Azami to convince him to agree to the challenge. Joichiro and Senzaemon then arrive and propose a team Shokugeki called a Regiment de Cuisine. Joichiro offers to join Central if his team loses. Tempted by Joichiro's offer, Azami agrees. Joichiro, Sanzaemon, and Dojima then proceed to personally train Soma and his friends, starting with a 3v3 cooking match with Joichiro, Soma, and Erina competing against Dojima, Megumi, and Takumi to cook Hachis Parmentier with an additional rule that nobody may speak to one another. In addition, both Joichiro and Dojima take steps that diverge from the standard hachis parmentier recipe to further test Soma and his friends.
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20 "Erina's Diligent Studies"
"Erina no Kensan" (えりなの研鑽) May 28, 2018[12]
Soma, Erina, Megumi, and Takumi quickly catch on to what Joichiro and Dojima intend to do with their dishes and both teams manage to complete their own unique take on hachis parmentier. However, instead of judging the dishes traditionally, Senzaemon has both teams taste each other's dishes and decide on winner among themselves. Upon tasting each other's dishes, both teams insist that the other is the winner, and Senzaemon declares it a draw, pointing out how the exercise was successful in fostering teamwork among them and convincing Erina to leave her comfort zone and improvise in the kitchen. The group then goes to meet Azami to finalize the rules of the Team Shokugeki, with both sides agreeing that the rebels will take the Elite 10 seats if they win, or be expelled and have Joichiro join Central if they lose. However, Azami attempts to pressure Erina into siding with the Elite 10 since she is still a member. After some hesitation, Erina resigns from her seat and decides to join the rebel team. Azami adds one final condition that if the rebels lose, then Erina must join Central as well. With the rules decided, both sides leave to prepare for the upcoming showdown.
OVAs[edit]
No.
Title
Release date
1
"Takumi's Downtown Battle"
"Takumi no Shitamachi Gassen" (タクミの下町合戦) May 2, 2016
This episode takes place sometime between the first and second season. The Aldini brothers head out for a trip to Tokyo Tower, where other students such as Alice, Ryo, and the boys from Polar Star Dormitory, with the exception of Sōma, are visiting too. Afterwards, they encountered a pretentious and disenchanted Urara working in a cosplay restaurant, before bumping into the girls from Polar Star Dormitory and have lunch together at a traditional Japanese restaurant. When Isami requests cheese with his rice, an old man scoffs at the Aldini brothers for not respecting Japanese culture, and Takumi requests a food battle with him. The former's food, although nostalgic, is lacking in skill compared to the Aldini brothers', and he confesses that Takumi reminded him of his daughter's fiancé, a blonde-haired foreigner, whom he objected strictly against her marrying. After a long day, the brothers return home.
2
"Erina's Summer Vacation"
"Natsuyasumi no Erina" (夏休みのエリナ) July 4, 2016
This episode takes place sometime before the second season, before the Autumn Elections Preliminaries. Erina is at a loss for what to do during summer vacation after finishing her schedule early for the day, so Alice takes her to a public pool. There, Alice enjoys watching Erina embarrass herself with wearing an old coat, a bathing suit in public, and admitting that she admires someone. Alice also attempts to educate Erina on the concept of love despite not knowing about it herself. In the end, Erina decides to focus on perfecting her cooking instead of understanding love. Meanwhile, the girls at Polar Star Dormitory are practically dying from the summer heat and stress for the Autumn Elections Preliminaries, and make a few failed attempts to cool down until the boys, including the Aldini brothers and Ikumi, arrive and take them to a cool stream where they eat shaved ice, and then barbeque. Likewise, Jun is prepared to pass out from heat stroke until Hayama generously makes her some cold porridge with soup.
3
"Autumn Moon's Chance Encounter"
"Shūgetsu no Meguriai" (秋月のめぐり逢い) May 2, 2017
This episode takes place sometime after the second season, after the first years completed their Stagiaire assignments. The Polar Star dorm residents, along with the Aldini brothers, Ikumi, Kurokiba, and Hayama, take a trip to the hot springs inn where Megumi did her Stagiaire. Arriving at the Inn, Megumi and Isshiki showcased their table tennis finesse. With all of the Inn's cooks suffering accidents, the Polar Star gang and the others took over the kitchen for the arriving guests: Erina, Alice and Hisako; who are impressed by the finely crafted meal supposedly made by amateurs, not knowing it is made by Tōtsuki students. Yukihira, intrigued by the legendary fish dubbed the 'River Master' in the nearby river, invite Kurokiba and Hayama to a fishing match, much to the chagrin of Takumi who tries hopelessly to catch up to them; only to be dragged along in the water and coming back empty-handed. Later at night, Megumi inadvertently met Erina in the hot springs bath, realising that the meal that she and the others cooked is for Erina.
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"Tōtsuki Elite Ten"
"Tōtsuki Jukketsu" (遠月十傑) July 4, 2017
This episode takes place after the Stagiaire event and just before the start of the third season. The Autumn Election quarter-finalists meet the Elite Ten Council at the annual Autumn Leaves Viewing event, excluding Erina, who sits with her fellow freshmen. With the exception of Megumi, the antagomism between the first years are apparent, until the Elite Ten shows up; displaying a much more tense resentment towards each other. Immediately, Soma extends a Shokugeki challenge to all of them, but they simply laugh it off, all except the Eight Seat, Kuga Terunori, who jokingly asks Soma to try and show some skill that outshines him cooking-wise for him to accept a challenge. The Fourth Seat, Akanegakubo Momo, made them all a sweet treat for the meeting, which gave the freshmen a glimpse of how far ahead the Elite Ten chefs are. Nonetheless, taking this experience to heart, they became much more persevered, and Soma looks for and awaits the opportunity for Kuga to live up to his word.
Songs[edit]
Opening theme
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Arranger
Artist
Episodes
"Kibō no Uta" (希望の唄, The Song of Hope) Wataru Terauchi Kengo Ōhama N/A Ultra Tower[13] 1 - 14, 24, OVA 1
"Rising Rainbow" (ライジングレインボウ, Raijingu Reinbō) Misokkasu Misokkasu N/A Misokkasu 15 - 24, OVA 2
Rough Diamonds Matsui Youhei Oota Masatomo Oota Masatomo SCREEN mode 25 - 37, OVA 3 - OVA 4
Braver Zaq Zaq N/A Zaq[14] 38 - 49
Symbol (シンボル) PON N/A Luck Life Luck Life[15] 50 -
Ending themes
Title
Lyrics
Composition
Arranger
Artist
Episodes
"Spice" (スパイス, Supaisu) Ichirō Tokyo Karan Koron Tokyo Karan Koron Tokyo Karankoron[16] 1 - 14, 24, OVA 1
"Satchan's Sexy Curry" (さっちゃんのセクシーカレー, Satchan no Sekushī Karē) Seiko Ōmori Seiko Ōmori N/A Seiko Ōmori 15 - 23, OVA 2
"Snowdrop" (スノードロップ) Kimiko Jun Sasaki Nano Ripe and Masayuki Fukutomi Nano Ripe[17][18] 26 - 37, OVA 3 - OVA 4
"Kyokyo Jitsujitsu" (虚虚実実) Kimiko Jun Sasaki Nano Ripe Nano Ripe 38 - 49
Atoria (アトりア) Takao 鳴風 N/A Fo'xTails 50 -
See also[edit]
List of Food Wars: Shokugeki no Soma chapters
List of Food Wars: Shokugeki no Soma characters
Notes[edit]
^ Jump up to: a b All English titles are taken from Sentai Filmworks.
^ Jump up to: a b c All English titles are taken from Crunchyroll.
Jump up ^ Tokyo MX listed the broadcast times as Sunday nights at 24:30, meaning the first broadcast technically occurred on Monday at 12:30am JST. Dates in this article reflect the actual calendar date of the broadcast.
References[edit]
Jump up ^ "Shueisha Confirms Food Wars: Shokugeki no Soma TV Anime for 2015". Anime News Network. October 28, 2014. Retrieved April 4, 2015.
Jump up ^ "Crunchyroll Streams Food Wars: Shokugeki no Soma Anime". Anime News Network. April 3, 2015. Retrieved April 4, 2015.
Jump up ^ "Sentai Filmworks Adds Pleiades, Re-Kan, SNAFU Too, Hello! KinMoza, UtaPri Season 3, Is it Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon [DanMachi] and Food Wars". Anime News Network. April 4, 2015. Retrieved May 4, 2015.
Jump up ^ "Food Wars! Shokugeki no Soma Anime Gets 2nd Season". Anime News Network. December 10, 2015. Retrieved December 10, 2015.
Jump up ^ "Food Wars Anime's 2nd Season's Title, Summer Premiere Revealed". Anime News Network. February 28, 2016. Retrieved February 28, 2016.
Jump up ^ "Food Wars! Shokugeki no Soma Anime Gets 3rd Season This Fall". Anime News Network. June 22, 2017. Retrieved June 22, 2017.
Jump up ^ "Food Wars! Shokugeki no Soma Anime's 3rd Season Premieres on October 3". Anime News Network. August 24, 2017. Retrieved August 24, 2017.
Jump up ^ "Food Wars! The Third Plate Anime's 2nd Cour Premieres on April 8". Anime News Network. March 5, 2018. Retrieved March 14, 2018.
Jump up ^ "食戟のソーマ". Media Arts Database. Agency for Cultural Affairs. Retrieved July 16, 2016.
Jump up ^ 食戟のソーマ弐ノ皿 - アニメ - TOKYO MX [Food Wars! Shokugeki no Soma: The Second Plate - Anime - Tokyo MX] (in Japanese). Tokyo MX. Retrieved September 24, 2016.
^ Jump up to: a b c d e f g h i j k l "食戟のソーマ 餐ノ皿の放送情報" (in Japanese). Tokyo Metropolitan Television. Retrieved November 16, 2017.
^ Jump up to: a b c d e f g h "食戟のソーマ 餐ノ皿 遠月列車篇" (in Japanese). Tokyo MX. Retrieved April 13, 2018.
Jump up ^ ""Shokugeki no Soma" TV Anime OP Song PV by Ultra Tower". Crunchyroll. April 13, 2015. Retrieved April 19, 2015.
Jump up ^ "ZAQ, nano.RIPE Perform Theme Songs for Food Wars! Shokugeki no Soma Season 3". Anime News Network. August 17, 2017. Retrieved August 17, 2017.
Jump up ^ "Luck Life, Fo'xTails Perform Theme Songs for Food Wars! The Third Plate's 2nd Cour". Anime News Network. February 18, 2018. Retrieved February 18, 2018.
Jump up ^ スパイス(アニメ｢食戟のソーマ｣エンディングサイズ) (in Japanese). Amazon.co.jp. Retrieved April 19, 2015.
Jump up ^ "SCREEN mode, nano.RIPE Perform 2nd Food Wars! Anime Season's Themes". Anime News Network. May 22, 2016. Retrieved May 22, 2016.
Jump up ^ "Food Wars! 2nd Season's New Promo Previews 1st Autumn Election Match". Anime News Network. June 21, 2016. Retrieved July 3, 2016.
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Celesta
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Celesta
Celesta or celeste
Keyboard instrument
Other names
celeste
Inventor(s)
Victor Mustel, Auguste Mustel
Developed
1860, 1886
"Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" from Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker
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The celesta /sɪˈlɛstə/ or celeste /sɪˈlɛst/ is a struck idiophone operated by a keyboard. It looks similar to an upright piano (four- or five-octave), albeit with smaller keys and a much smaller sized cabinet, or a large wooden music box (three-octave). The keys connect to hammers that strike a graduated set of metal (usually steel) plates or bars suspended over wooden resonators. Four- or five-octave models usually have a damper pedal that sustains or damps the sound. The three-octave instruments do not have a pedal because of their small "table-top" design. One of the best-known works that uses the celesta is Tchaikovsky's "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" from The Nutcracker.
The sound of the celesta is similar to that of the glockenspiel, but with a much softer and more subtle timbre. This quality gave the instrument its name, celeste, meaning "heavenly" in French. The celesta is often used to enhance a melody line played by another instrument or section. The delicate, bell-like sound is not loud enough to be used in full ensemble sections; as well, the celesta is rarely given standalone solos.
The celesta is a transposing instrument; it sounds one octave higher than the written pitch. Its (four-octave) sounding range is generally considered to be C4 to C8. The original French instrument had a five-octave range, but because the lowest octave was considered somewhat unsatisfactory, it was omitted from later models. The standard French four-octave instrument is now gradually being replaced in symphony orchestras by a larger, five-octave German model. Although it is a member of the percussion family, in orchestral terms it is more properly considered a member of the keyboard section and usually played by a keyboardist. The celesta part is normally written on two braced staves, called a grand staff.
Contents
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1 History
2 Use in other musical genres
2.1 Jazz
2.2 Rock and pop
2.3 Soundtrack
3 Manufacturers
4 Substitutes
5 See also
6 Notes
7 References
8 External links
History[edit]
The Mustel celesta mechanism.
The celesta was invented in 1886 by Parisian harmonium builder Auguste Mustel. His father, Victor Mustel, had developed the forerunner of the celesta, the typophone, in 1860. This instrument produced sound by striking tuning forks instead of the metal plates that would be used in the celesta. The dulcitone functioned identically to the typophone and was developed concurrently in Scotland; it is unclear whether their creators were aware of one another's instrument.[1] The typophone/dulcitone's uses were limited by its low volume, too quiet to be heard in a full orchestra.
Pyotr Tchaikovsky is usually cited as the first major composer to use this instrument in a work for full symphony orchestra. He first used it in his symphonic poem The Voyevoda, Op. posth. 78, premiered in November 1891.[2] The following year, he used the celesta in passages in his ballet The Nutcracker (Op. 71, 1892), most notably in the Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy, which also appears in the derived Nutcracker Suite, Op. 71a. However, Ernest Chausson preceded Tchaikovsky by employing the celesta in December 1888 in his incidental music, written for a small orchestra, for La tempête (a French translation by Maurice Bouchor of Shakespeare's The Tempest).[3]
The celesta is also notably used in Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 6, particularly in the 1st, 2nd and 4th movements, in his Symphony No. 8 and Das Lied von der Erde. Karol Szymanowski featured it in his Symphony No. 3. Gustav Holst employed the instrument in his 1918 orchestral work The Planets, particularly in the final movement, Neptune, the Mystic. It also features prominently in Béla Bartók's 1936 Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta. George Gershwin included a celesta solo in the score to An American in Paris. Ferde Grofe also wrote an extended cadenza for the instrument in the third movement of his Grand Canyon Suite. Dmitri Shostakovich included parts for celesta in seven out of his fifteen symphonies, with a notable use in the fourth symphony's coda.
20th Century American composer Morton Feldman used the celesta in many of his large-scale chamber pieces such as Crippled Symmetry and For Philip Guston, and it figured in much of his orchestral music and other pieces as well. In some works, such as "Five Pianos" one of the players doubles on celesta.
The celesta is used in many 20th century opera scores, including Puccini's Tosca (1900),[citation needed] Ravel's L'heure espagnole (1911) and L'enfant et les sortileges (1925),[citation needed] Strauss's Ariadne auf Naxos (1912),[citation needed] and Die Frau ohne Schatten (1918),[citation needed] while "an excellent example of its beauty when well employed", is the Silver Rose scene in his Der Rosenkavalier (1911),[4] Busoni's Arlecchino (1917) and Doktor Faust (1925),[citation needed], Orff's Carmina Burana[5] (1936) and Der Mond (1939),[citation needed] Menotti's Amelia Goes to the Ball (1937),[citation needed] Britten's The Turn of the Screw (1954) and A Midsummer Night's Dream (1960),[citation needed] Susa's Transformations (1973),[citation needed] and Philip Glass' Akhnaten (1984).[citation needed]
The keyboard glockenspiel part in Mozart's The Magic Flute is nowadays often played by a celesta.[6]
Use in other musical genres[edit]
Jazz[edit]
Since Earl Hines took it up in 1928, other jazz pianists have occasionally used the celesta as an alternative instrument. In the 1930s, Fats Waller sometimes played celesta with his right hand and piano simultaneously with his left hand. Other notable jazz pianists who occasionally played the celesta include Memphis Slim, Meade "Lux" Lewis, Willie "The Lion" Smith, Art Tatum, Duke Ellington, Thelonious Monk, Buddy Greco, Oscar Peterson, McCoy Tyner, Sun Ra, Keith Jarrett, and Herbie Hancock. A celesta provides the introduction to Someday You'll Be Sorry, a song Louis Armstrong recorded for RCA, and is featured prominently throughout the piece.[citation needed] A number of recordings Frank Sinatra made for Columbia in the 1940s feature the instrument (namely I'll Never Smile Again),[7] as do many of his albums recorded for Capitol in the 1950s (In the Wee Small Hours, Close to You and Songs for Swingin' Lovers).[8] The instrument is used prominently in the introduction to the 1928 recording by Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five of "Basin Street Blues".[citation needed]
Rock and pop[edit]
Notable pop and rock songs recorded with the celesta include:
"Rhythm of the Rain" by The Cascades
"Everyday" by Buddy Holly[9]
"Baby It's You" as recorded by The Beatles[10]
"Cherish" by The Association
"Girl Don't Tell Me" by The Beach Boys[citation needed]
"She's a Rainbow" by The Rolling Stones
"Sunday Morning" by The Velvet Underground[11]
"Wee Baby Blues" by Climax Chicago Blues Band
"Northern Sky" by Nick Drake
"Maggie May" and "Mine for Me" by Rod Stewart
"Magnet and Steel" by Walter Egan
"Penetration" by The Stooges[12]
"The Gnome" and the re-recorded version of "Mother", used in the movie The Wall, by Pink Floyd[citation needed]
"Novocaine for the Soul", "Flyswatter", "Trouble with Dreams" and many other songs by Eels
"Every Single Night" by Fiona Apple
"Tarkus" by Emerson, Lake & Palmer
Icelandic singer Björk commissioned an instrument, dubbed the gameleste, combining the properties of a celesta and a gamelan metallophone, for her 2011 album Biophilia.[citation needed] Before the instrument was converted, Icelandic band Sigur Rós borrowed it for their album Takk.[13] The lead singer Jonsi used a celesta in Go Quiet, the acoustic version of his solo album Go. Steven Wilson uses the celesta on various tracks in his solo works.
The Italian 1970s progressive rock band Celeste was named after the instrument.
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band used a celesta heavily in their early days, with Danny Federici often playing a Jenco Celestette in the band's live performances throughout the 1970s and 80s.
Sheryl Crow plays celesta on her 2017 album, Be Myself.[14]
Soundtrack[edit]
The celesta has been common in cinema for decades. In addition to supplementing numerous soundtrack orchestrations for films of the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s, the celesta has occasionally been spotlighted to invoke a whimsical air. For example, in Pinocchio (1940), a small motif on the celesta is used whenever the Blue Fairy appears out of thin air or performs magic. Celesta also provides the signature opening of Pure Imagination, a song (sung by Gene Wilder) from the 1971 film Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory.[citation needed] Composer John Williams's scores for the first three Harry Potter films feature the instrument, particularly in the first two films' frequent statements of "Hedwig's Theme".
Another notable use of the celesta was in the music on children's television series Mister Rogers' Neighborhood. It was most famously heard in the intro to the theme song of the program, "Won't You Be My Neighbor", which began with a dreamy sequence on the instrument. The song was sung by Fred Rogers and played by Johnny Costa. It was also used from time to time in other music sequences throughout the program, such as the one heard as the Neighborhood Trolley moved in and out of the Neighborhood of Make Believe.
The original version of the familiar Think! theme from the popular game show Jeopardy! has a celesta lead in the first verse.[citation needed] It was composed by Merv Griffin, and it was used during the Art Fleming era and the first thirteen seasons of the current Alex Trebek syndicated version.
A celesta is used in the full orchestral version of the theme song from the TV series The West Wing, composed by W. G. Snuffy Walden.[15]
Manufacturers[edit]
Inside view of a Celesta.
Celesta with back cover removed.
Schiedmayer[16] and Yamaha[17] are the only companies currently making celestas. Other known manufacturers that made celestas in the past include:
Mustel & Company (Paris, France)
Simone Bros. Celeste MFGS. (Philadelphia & New York, USA)
Morley (England)
Jenco (Decatur, Illinois, USA)
Helmes (New York, USA)
Substitutes[edit]
If an ensemble or orchestra lacks a celesta, a piano, synthesizer, or sampler and electronic keyboards are often used as a substitute.
See also[edit]
Dulcitone
Electric piano
Keyboard glockenspiel
Keyboard section
Notes[edit]
Jump up ^ Mo, Sue. "Dulcitone". Sumo55 Websites & Multi Media Design. Retrieved 28 September 2016.
Jump up ^ Freed, Richard. [LP Jacket notes.] "Tchaikovsky: 'Fatum,' ... 'The Storm,' ... 'The Voyevoda.'" Bochum Orchestra. Othmar Maga, conductor. Vox Stereo STPL 513.460. New York: Vox Productions, Inc., 1975.
Jump up ^ Blades, James and Holland, James. "Celesta"; Gallois, Jean. "Chausson, Ernest: Works", Grove Music Online (Accessed 8 April 2006) (subscription required)
Jump up ^ Luttrell, Guy L. (1979). The Instruments of Music, p.165. Taylor & Francis.
Jump up ^ "Juan Vicente Mas Quiles – Carmina Burana, published by Schott Music
Jump up ^ "An Overview of Yamaha Celestas" retrieved 13 March 2012
Jump up ^ "All Or Nothing At All: A Life of Frank Sinatra", DonaldClarkeMusicBox.com.
Jump up ^ "500 Greatest Albums of All Time, 100/500: In the Wee Small Hours – Frank Sinatra", RollingStone.com.
Jump up ^ "Everyday by Buddy Holly", SongFacts.com.
Jump up ^ "'Baby It's You' History", BeatlesBooks.com.
Jump up ^ "Lou Reed—Sunday Morning", CreemMagazine.com.
Jump up ^ (August 27, 2010). "Iggy Pop keeps Stooges raw, real", ChicagoTribune.com.
Jump up ^ "Takk... documentary", sigur-ros.co.uk.
Jump up ^ Be Myself at Discogs
Jump up ^ 2017. Armando Stettner, personal correspondence with composer.
Jump up ^ "Schiedmayer Celesta". Schiedmayer GmbH. Retrieved 2016-01-03. Schiedmayer's website claims that it "...is today the only Celesta manufacturer worldwide": Schiedmayer is the only company manufacturing celestas according to the patent of A. Mustel and claims the instruments build by Yamaha are "keyboard glockenspiels". However, this claim is contradicted by Yamaha.
Jump up ^ "An Overview of Yamaha Celestas". Yamaha Corporation. Retrieved 2016-01-03. Yamaha's website states that it has manufactured Celestas since 1992.
References[edit]
"Celesta", The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians, second edition, edited by Stanley Sadie and John Tyrrell (London, 2001).
"Celesta", The New Grove Dictionary of Jazz, second edition, edited by Barry Kernfeld (London, 2002).
External links[edit]
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Celesta.
"The Celesta: The Sound of the Sugar Plum Fairy", by Miles Hoffman. Listen on npr.org.
"Songs for Celesta", by Marc Sanchez
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