Class is in session in the royal court. Today’s lesson? Arts and notable figures.
Earlier today, the official The Royal Tutor (Ōshitsu Kyōshi Heine or Königliche Familie Lehrer) anime website and Twitter account opened their doors with a new key visual. The image features the four main cast members, backlit against an open curtain.
The site also unveiled the first staff members for the project. Katsuya Kikuchi (Idol Memories, Sengoku Paradise Kiwami) will direct the project at studio Bridge, with Rena Okuyama (Idol Memories, Sengoku Paradise Kiwami) providing character designs. Kimiko Ueno (Kuromajyo-san ga Tōru!!) is in charge of series composition.
Other confirmed staffers include:
- Music: Keiji Inai
- Art Director: Junko Nagasawa
- Sound Director: Hozumi Gôda
- Director of Photography: Tomoyuki Shiokawa
- Color Design: Keiichi Funada
- Editor: Mayumi Komori
- Prop Design: Masanori Iizuka
Visuals for the main characters were also unveiled. You can check these out below:
Heine Wittgenstein
Royal tutor to four princes with unique personalities. He’s often mistaken for a child, though he’s a full-grown adult.
Kai von Grannzreich
The second prince. This 17-year-old is a silent fellow who rarely appears in public. He’s known as the “Glancing Prince” due to his sharp, coercing gaze.
Bruno von Grannzreich
The third prince. This 16-year-old is a prodigy, who’s had a sharp mind from a young age. Many refer to him as a genius.
Leonhardt von Grannzreich
The fourth prince. This 15-year-old believes he’s the most beautiful person on the continent. He refers to himself as “the White Lily of Grannzreich.” He hates teachers, and is often called the “Pride Everest Prince.”
Richt von Grannzreich
The fifth prince. This 14-year-old hides behind a sweet facade, though that bright personality allows him to form close bonds with foreign royalty. That light and jovial demeanor make Richt seem like a normal person. He’s called the “Character Prince.”
The Royal Tutor began publication in Square Enix’s Monthly G Fantasy magazine in 2013, with the sixth compiled volume hitting Japanese stores earlier this year. Yen Press licensed the manga in 2015, and has been releasing it digitally. The fourth volume was released on October 6.
Yen Press describes the series as:
Accepting the post of Royal Tutor at the court of the king of Grannzreich, Heine Wittgenstein is a little professor with a big job ahead! Each of the kingdom’s four princes has a rather distinct personality. Does their diminutive new instructor have what it takes to lay down some learning? It’s a comedy of educational proportions!
Source: Comic Natalie
