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! align="left" | Written by | ! align="left" | Written by | ||
| − | | | + | | Edard Lokarius-Armorius <br> Franj Borealis zar-Hind |
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! align="left" | Directed by | ! align="left" | Directed by | ||
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! align="left" | Theme music composer | ! align="left" | Theme music composer | ||
| − | | | + | | Guarantor Silence Gravity |
|- style="vertical-align:top;font-size:90%" | |- style="vertical-align:top;font-size:90%" | ||
! align="left" | Opening theme | ! align="left" | Opening theme | ||
| − | | 1. ''Cloud of Stars'' performed by | + | | 1. ''Cloud of Stars'' performed by <br> 2. ''Give Me Back a World at Peace'' performed by Phantom Peel Lama |
|- style="vertical-align:top;font-size:90%" | |- style="vertical-align:top;font-size:90%" | ||
! align="left" | Ending theme | ! align="left" | Ending theme | ||
| − | | 1. ''Look to Spinward'' performed by | + | | 1. ''Look to Spinward'' performed by Ex Haik <br> 2. ''Forlorn the Magellanic Stream'' performed by Enterprise |
|- style="vertical-align:top;font-size:90%" | |- style="vertical-align:top;font-size:90%" | ||
! align="left" | No. of episodes | ! align="left" | No. of episodes | ||
| − | | | + | | 95 |
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! style="background: #B0C7E6" colspan="2" | Production | ! style="background: #B0C7E6" colspan="2" | Production | ||
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! align="left" | Producer(s) | ! align="left" | Producer(s) | ||
| − | | Joo Yinhwon | + | | Rohnd Tracer ovt-Shrike <br> Joo Yinhwon |
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! align="left" | Original release | ! align="left" | Original release | ||
| − | | | + | | Crosscloud Public Broadcasting Services <br> G-Crest Media Network |
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! align="left" | Original run | ! align="left" | Original run | ||
| − | | | + | | March [] - December [] |
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| − | '''''Five Kingdoms''''' is a | + | '''''Five Kingdoms''''' is a multinational historical drama multimedia presentation based on the events of the [[Space Princesses|Five States period and the Ur-Real Invasions of the Large Magellanic Cloud]]. Much of the material drew. Directed by Scotts ibn Matthais the series had a budget of over a billion thalers and with a production period of almost six years. Historical Recreation societies strongly participated in the , and some of the scenes were modeled directly on locations and surviving ships from the period. Extensive battle sequences, such as the [[Second Battle of Sweetwater]] or the Sixth Battle of Luxor, featured live runs of ships. |
| − | Surprisingly for a Historical Drama the presentation | + | The first chapter release began on the March of []. Surprisingly for a Historical Drama of its scale the presentation focused on a relatively small cast of characters. It was well received and soon became a strong metrical success. The series would be honored by a number of high-profile awards and nominations over the course of its run. |
| − | The success of '''''Five Kingdoms''''' resulted in a slew of side materials such as '''''Records of the Stellar Heroes'''''. | + | The success of '''''Five Kingdoms''''' resulted in a slew of side materials such as '''''[[Records of the Stellar Heroes]]'''''. |
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| + | =Plot= | ||
| + | '''Episode list''' | ||
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=Cast&Characters= | =Cast&Characters= | ||
=Music= | =Music= | ||
=Production= | =Production= | ||
| + | =Reception= | ||
=See also= | =See also= | ||
=References= | =References= | ||
=External links= | =External links= | ||
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| Genre | Historical Drama |
| Written by | Edard Lokarius-Armorius Franj Borealis zar-Hind |
| Directed by | Scotts ibn Mathais |
| Theme music composer | Guarantor Silence Gravity |
| Opening theme | 1. Cloud of Stars performed by 2. Give Me Back a World at Peace performed by Phantom Peel Lama |
| Ending theme | 1. Look to Spinward performed by Ex Haik 2. Forlorn the Magellanic Stream performed by Enterprise |
| No. of episodes | 95 |
| Production | |
| Producer(s) | Rohnd Tracer ovt-Shrike Joo Yinhwon |
| Running time | 45 minutes per episode |
| Release | |
| Original release | Crosscloud Public Broadcasting Services G-Crest Media Network |
| Original run | March [] - December [] |
Five Kingdoms is a multinational historical drama multimedia presentation based on the events of the Five States period and the Ur-Real Invasions of the Large Magellanic Cloud. Much of the material drew. Directed by Scotts ibn Matthais the series had a budget of over a billion thalers and with a production period of almost six years. Historical Recreation societies strongly participated in the , and some of the scenes were modeled directly on locations and surviving ships from the period. Extensive battle sequences, such as the Second Battle of Sweetwater or the Sixth Battle of Luxor, featured live runs of ships.
The first chapter release began on the March of []. Surprisingly for a Historical Drama of its scale the presentation focused on a relatively small cast of characters. It was well received and soon became a strong metrical success. The series would be honored by a number of high-profile awards and nominations over the course of its run.
The success of Five Kingdoms resulted in a slew of side materials such as Records of the Stellar Heroes.
Plot
Episode list