The Pilot's Love Song

とある飛空士への恋歌 (Toaru Hikūshi e no Koiuta)
The Pilot's Love Song
First light novel volume cover
Genre	Fantasy, Romance, Aviation
Light novel
Written by	Koroku Inumura
Illustrated by	Haruyuki Morisawa
Published by	Shogakukan
Demographic	Male
Imprint	Gagaga Bunko
Original run	February 18, 2009 – January 18, 2011
Volumes	5
Anime television series
Directed by	Toshimasa Suzuki
Produced by	Atsushi Aitani Hideaki Sakaguchi Ken Kawakita Kenji Gotou Takema Okamura Yumi Terauchi Yūsuke Kubo
Written by	Shinichi Inotsume
Music by	Kow Otani
Studio	TMS/3xCube
Licensed by	^NA NIS America
Network	Tokyo MX, SUN, AT-X, BS Nittele
Original run	January 6, 2014 – March 31, 2014
Episodes	13
Manga
Written by	Takeshi Kojima
Published by	Shogakukan
Demographic	Shōnen
Magazine	Shōnen Sunday Super
Original run	February 25, 2014 – present

The Pilot's Love Song (とある飛空士への恋歌, Toaru Hikūshi e no Koiuta, lit. "Love Song for a Certain Pilot") is a Japanese light novel series by Koroku Inumura. It is set in the same fictional universe as Inumura's earlier light novel The Princess and the Pilot. Five volumes were published between 2009 and 2011 by Shogakukan under their Gagaga Bunko imprint. An anime television series by TMS Entertainment began airing in Japan on January 6, 2014. A manga adaptation began serialization in Shogakukan's Shōnen Sunday Super from February 25, 2014.

Characters

Main Characters

Kal-el Albus (カルエル・アルバス, Karueru Arubasu) / Karl La Hire (カール・ラ・イール, Kāru Ra Īru): Voiced by: Natsuki Hanae; Kal-el is the former crown prince of the Balsteros Empire, Prince Karl La Hire, whose monarchy was overthrown by the Wind Revolution. While imprisoned with his mother, seeing a plane flying in the sky cemented his aspiration to become a pilot. After a month in the prison, he was adopted by Michael Albus. Due to unpleasant memories of the Wind Revolution, he has an absolute hatred towards Nina Viento. He enters Cadoques High's Aerial Division along with Ariel. He falls in love with Claire Cruz at first sight. After discovering that Claire is actually Nina Viento, his feelings become conflicted. When he remembers his mother's words "to forgive rather than hate", he lets go of all hatred he had for Nina.

Claire Cruz (クレア・クルス, Kurea Kurusu) / Nina Viento (ニナ・ヴィエント, Nina Viento): Voiced by: Aoi Yūki; Claire is a girl with the power to control wind and was called a witch by people around her because of it. She joined the Wind Revolution as Nina Viento and helped defeat the forces of the Balsteros Empire, but lost her powers in doing so. She later hides her identity as Nina and joins Cadoques High's Aerial Division, where she is Kal-el's flying partner. She falls in love with Kal-el, but is conflicted after realizing he is Karl La Hire. During the final battle with the Sky Clan, she regains her powers. As part of the treaty with the Sky Clan, she is taken to the Holy Spring in order to fulfill their prophecy.

Ariel Albus (アリエル・アルバス, Arieru Arubasu): Voiced by: Ayana Taketatsu; Ariel is the youngest daughter of Kal-el's adopted family. She is younger than him by one day, but often calls him her younger brother. Due to an injury suffered during a clash with the Sky Clan, she quits pilot school and decides to become a mechanic. She is revealed to have romantic feelings for Kal-el.

Ignacio Axis (イグナシオ・アクシス, Igunashio Akushisu): Voiced by: Kaito Ishikawa; Ignacio is the son of former King Gregorio La Hire's concubine, and is thus Kal-el's half-brother. Before the Wind Revolution, he and his mother were expelled from the palace, and she died one month later. Due to this, Ignacio swore revenge on the royal family. He becomes Ariel's flying partner in the flight school by default. He often acts cold and aloof, for which Ariel calls him a tsundere. He is Nina Viento's bodyguard and has been since he was a child.

Cadoques High, Aerial Division students

Noriaki Kashiwabara (ノリアキ・カシワバラ): Voiced by: Hiro Shimono; More commonly referred to as "Noripii" by his friends, he is Nanako's flying partner. A very loud and energetic person. He is from the same town as Nanako, and is hinted to have feelings for her. His friends jokingly proclaim he is "the best at running away", but despite his fears he volunteers to escort a recon mission in Episode 11, which he barely survives.
Benjamin Sharif (ベンジャミン・シェリフ, Benjamin Sherifu): Voiced by: Shinnosuke Tachibana; Called Benji by his peers, though mostly by Sharon. He is a calm and level-headed person, and, according to Claire, his school grades are very high. His flying partner is his childhood friend, Sharon, with whom he develops a romantic relationship. His right arm is lost in the battle in episode 11, though he is saved from death by blood loss thanks to an aviator's scarf given to him by Sharon.
Mitsuo Fukuhara (ミツオ・フクハラ): Voiced by: Shinya Hamazoe; A heavy-set student and intelligent pilot. Known as an "Airplane Otaku" by his peers, he shows incomparable knowledge of aircraft and their associated hardware such as machine guns. His flying partner is Chiharu de Lucia, whom he is in love with. He dies in battle in episode 7, after being grievously wounded while attempting to mark targets for an allied bomber squadron, and then using his plane as a decoy after forcing Chiharu to bail out.
Chiharu de Lucia (チハル・デ・ルシア, Chiharu de Rushia): Voiced by: Asami Tano; Mitsuo's flying partner, serving as the pilot with Mitsuo navigating. She often refers to him as Micchan (Mitty), and thinks very highly of his aviation knowledge. After Mitsuo's death, she suffers heavily from depression and post-traumatic stress. She personally delivers Mitsuo's medal of honor to his parents after graduation.
Sharon Morcoz (シャロン・モルコス, Sharon Morukosu): Voiced by: Saori Hayami; Benjamin's flying partner. She is a kind and gentle girl. She is Benjamin's childhood friend, with whom she is romantically involved.
Nanako Hanasaki (ナナコ・ハナサキ): Voiced by: Yoshino Nanjō; Noriaki's flying partner. She is very cheerful and always smiles. She is from the same town as he is and is hinted to have feelings for him.
Wolfgang Baumann (ウォルフガング・バウマン, Worufugangu Bauman): Voiced by: Teruyuki Tanzawa; Very tall and kind person. Although he looked like an adult, he was actually the same age as his classmates. He wants to become a pilot to help support his numerous siblings. His flying partner is Marco, who pilots the aircraft with Wolfgang as navigator/gunner. He dies in battle in episode 8, while attempting to cover the retreat of surviving members of his class.
Marco Santos (マルコ・サントス, Maruko Santosu): Voiced by: Daisuke Motohashi; Wolfgang's flying partner/pilot, an immature kid who looks up to Wolfgang like an older brother. He is injured in battle in episode 8, when his plane's engines are disabled by a Sky Clan fighter, and Wolfgang was killed.
Fausto Fidel Melze (ファウスト・フィデル・メルセ, Fausuto Fideru Meruse): Voiced by: Sōichirō Hoshi; The son of Leopold Melze, who is of royal blood. Because of his noble status, he is very cocky, and had a standing rivalry with Kal-El over the right to be Claire's flying partner. However, when Isla was threatened by the Sky Clan's enormous air fleet, he sets his differences aside and works with Kal-el to defend the flying island. In episode 8 he dies in battle along with his pilot, when a Sky Clan fighter intercepts them.

Cadoques High, Aerial Division teachers

Juan Rodrigo Bandereas (ホアン・ロドリゴ・バンデラス, Hoan Rodorigo Banderasu): Voiced by: Takaya Kuroda; The hot-blooded, "macho" instructor of the "commoner" Centezual flight class. He comes off as arrogant and selfish, and has a surprising tolerance for pain as evidenced by laughing off a punch to the ribs (and yet not a kick in the shins). Juan cares very deeply about his students, going so far as trying to throw technicians off a plane so they wouldn't force students to go onto the battlefield, as well as flying into a war zone alone and unarmed to search for survivors.

Sonia Palez (ソニア・パレス, Sonia Paresu): Voiced by: Yumi Uchiyama; The cool-headed, professional instructor of the Van Whyl flight class, who comes from the lesser nobility. Juan and Sonia appear to have a mutual respect for each other, but she has a very limited tolerance for his inflated ego. She aids Juan in rescuing Chiharu de Lucia after her plane is shot down, but resigns soon after, when Commander Melze orders the students of Cadoques back into battle.

Congress of Isla

Luis de Alarcon (ルイス・デ・アラルコン, Ruisu de Ararukon): Voiced by: Jūrōta Kosugi; Isla's navigation officer, and old friend of Instructor Bandereas, Luis serves as a sort of mentor/foster father towards Claire. He convinced Claire to take up the position as Governor of Isla, and in exchange made arrangements for her to attend the flight school there. Luis is also one of the major reasons Claire was able to continue attending the school, despite Countess Ulshyrra's efforts.

Leopold Melze (レオポルド・メルセ, Reoporudo Meruse): Voiced by: Yusaku Yara; Commander of the flying battleship Luna Barcos, de-facto leader of Isla's military, and father of Fausto. After the initial encounters with the Sky Clan, he underestimates their tactics and equipment, ultimately leading to disastrous losses later on, including the death of his son. He has to order the Cadoques students into battle, pressing their training planes into service as ersatz fighters, which he deeply regrets but sees no alternative.

Amelia Cervantes (アメリア・セルバンテス, Ameria Serubantesu): Voiced by: Fujiko Takimoto; Isla's Foreign Affairs adviser, though roughly serving as Luis's adjutant and adviser, Amelia takes her job extremely seriously, feeling that humor has no place in it. She is one of the first Isla officers to speak with a Sky Clan pilot, and discovers that their language was very similar.

Marcus Sanchez (マルクス・サンチェス, Marukusu Sanchesu): Voiced by: Takeshi Maeda; Isla's Finance Minister, who deals with the day-to-day operations of the civilian side of Isla.

Kal-el's Family

Michael Albus (ミハエル・アルバス, Mihaeru Arubasu): Voiced by: Takashi Matsuyama; Michael is Ariel's biological, and Kal-El's adoptive, father. He had been serving the new Republican government of Balsteros as a mechanic, and was present on the day of Maria La Hire's execution. Finding Kal-El after he had escaped from his jail cell, and seeing the boy's malnourished state, Michael took it upon himself to rescue the boy from his miserable fate and give him a place in his home.

Noelle Albus (ノエル・アルバス, Noeru Arubasu): Voiced by: Sawako Hata; Noelle is the eldest daughter of the Albus family. She later marries a man named Pedro, and has a child.

Manuelle Albus (マヌエル・アルバス, Manueru Arubasu): Voiced by: Nana Hamasaki; Manuelle is the second eldest daughter of the Albus family whose hair is the same color as Ariel's.

Gregorio La Hire (グレゴリオ・ラ・イール, Guregorio Ra Īru): Voiced by: Kenichirō Matsuda; Gregorio was Kal-El's father and the former king of the Balsteros Empire, who was overthrown and executed during the Wind Revolution.

Maria La Hire (マリア・ラ・イール, Maria Ra Īru): Voiced by: Yuri Amano; Maria was Kal-El's mother who was imprisoned alongside her son in the aftermath of the Wind Revolution. She was held in custody for a considerable time after her husband's execution before her own was carried out. Before the coup and her subsequent imprisonment, Maria was a pilot (though whether in a recreational or military context is not known), and was a big influence in Kal-El's desire to become a pilot.

Others

Countess Ulshyrra (ウルシラ伯爵夫人, Urushira Hakushaku Fujin): Voiced by: Chiaki Kanō; Claire's appointed Guardian, and a sort of "wicked stepmother" figure in her life. The Countess forces Claire to adhere to a very strict schedule and curfew, in order for her to fulfill her ceremonial duties as Nina Viento. She has threatened to pull Claire from the flight school numerous times when she felt it was interfering with her official duties. Claire is ultimately removed from the school after the first Sky Clan raids against Isla but this was due solely to Claire's emotional conflict over her role in the Wind Revolution and her feelings towards Kal-el driving her into giving up her identity, and fully becoming Nina Viento, not to the Countess' efforts.

Shizuka Hazome (シズカ・ハゾメ, Shizuka Hazome): Voiced by: Hana Satō; A student of Cadoques High School, though not a pilot. She has a very unsettling tendency to arrive when least expected, almost as though from thin air, and at awkward times.

Holy Levamme Empire

Seagull (海猫, Umineko): A blue single seater aircraft belonging to the Holy Levamme Empire piloted with great skills. It has been confirmed in Toaru Hikūshi e no Yasōkyoku that it's piloted by Charles Karino from The Princess and the Pilot.

Fana Levamme (ファナ・レヴァーム, Fana Revāmu): High consul of the Holy Levamme Empire, supportive of the alliance between Balsteros and Levamme in order to defeat the Sky Clan.

Marcos Guerrero (マルコス・ゲレロ, Marukosu Gerero): Voiced by: Ryōta Takeuchi; Commander of Levamme's Holy Spring mission, leading their flagship El Basstel.

Sky Clan

Silver Fox (銀狐, Gingitsune): A mysterious pilot of the Sky Clan, encountered multiple times through the series. The pilot, and their squadron, were equipped with enhanced versions of the Sky Clan's standard fighters, and had a personal emblem displayed prominently on the fuselage of their plane. The "Silver Fox" was most likely the Sky Clan's greatest Ace.

Media

Light novels

Toaru Hikūshi e no Koiuta started as a light novel series, written by Koroku Inumura and illustrated by Haruyuki Morisawa. The series spans five volumes which were published between February 18, 2009,^[1] and January 18, 2011,^[2] under Shogakukan's Gagaga Bunko imprint. Inumura's earlier light novel, The Princess and the Pilot, is set in the same world,^[3] as are his two later series: the two-volume Toaru Hikūshi e no Yasōkyoku and the ongoing Toaru Hikūshi e no Seiyaku.

No.	Release date	ISBN
1	February 18, 2009^[1]	ISBN 978-4-09-451121-5
2	July 17, 2009^[4]	ISBN 978-4-09-451149-9
3	December 18, 2009^[5]	ISBN 978-4-09-451177-2
4	August 18, 2010^[6]	ISBN 978-4-09-451226-7
5	January 18, 2011^[2]	ISBN 978-4-09-451248-9

Anime

An anime television series adaptation by TMS Entertainment began airing on January 6, 2014, on Tokyo MX. Additionally, the series is airing on SUN, AT-X and BS Nittele and is simulcasted in English by Crunchyroll. The series is directed by Toshimasa Suzuki, written by Shinichi Inotsume and the character designer is Hiroki Harada. Its opening theme is "azurite", performed by petit milady, a unit consisting of the voice actresses Aoi Yūki and Ayana Taketatsu, and its ending theme is "Kaze ga Shitteru" (風が知ってる, "The Wind Knows") by Akai Kōen.^[3] The series has been licensed for release in North America by NIS America.^[7]

Episode list

No.	Title	Original air date
1	"Island of New Journeys" "Tabidachi no Shima" (旅立ちの島)	January 6, 2014
2	"Cadoques High, Aerial Division" "Kadokesu Kōtō Gakkō Hikū-ka" (カドケス高等学校飛空科)	January 13, 2014
3	"The Wind Revolution" "Kaze no Kakumei" (風の革命)	January 20, 2014
4	"Sea of Stars" "Hoshi no Unabara" (星の海原)	January 27, 2014
5	"The Girl Who Calls the Wind" "Kaze Yobi no Shōjo" (風呼びの少女)	February 3, 2014
6	"The Holy Spring" "Seisen" (聖泉)	February 10, 2014
7	"A Glorious Death" "Sange" (散華)	February 17, 2014
8	"The Name of the Bird" "Tori no Namae" (鳥の名前)	February 24, 2014
9	"Your Name Is" "Kimi no Na wa" (きみの名は)	March 3, 2014
10	"Sky of Courage" "Yūki no Sora" (勇気の飛翔（そら）)	March 10, 2014
11	"Love Song" "Koiuta" (恋歌)	March 17, 2014
12	"The End Of The Sky" "Sora no Hate" (空の果て)	March 24, 2014
13	"To The Sky Where You Are" "Kimi no Iru Sora e" (きみのいる空へ)	March 31, 2014

Manga

A manga adaptation by Takeshi Kojima began serialization in Shogakukan's shōnen manga magazine Shōnen Sunday Super from February 25, 2014.^[8]^[9]

References

1 2 "とある飛空士への恋歌 #1 at Shogakukan.co.jp" (in Japanese). Shogakukan. Retrieved 2013-12-19.
1 2 "とある飛空士への恋歌 #5 at Shogakukan.co.jp" (in Japanese). Shogakukan. Retrieved 2013-12-19.
1 2 "Crunchyroll to Stream The Pilot's Love Song Anime". Anime News Network. December 30, 2013. Retrieved December 31, 2013.
↑ "とある飛空士への恋歌 #2 at Shogakukan.co.jp" (in Japanese). Shogakukan. Retrieved 2013-12-19.
↑ "とある飛空士への恋歌 #3 at Shogakukan.co.jp" (in Japanese). Shogakukan. Retrieved 2013-12-19.
↑ "とある飛空士への恋歌 #4 at Shogakukan.co.jp" (in Japanese). Shogakukan. Retrieved 2013-12-19.
↑ "NIS America Licenses The Pilot's Love Song Anime". Anime News Network. February 6, 2014. Retrieved February 7, 2014.
↑ "Plug's Takeshi Kojima to Launch The Pilot's Love Song Manga". Anime News Network. January 25, 2014. Retrieved January 25, 2014.
↑ "小説「とある飛空士への恋歌」のマンガ版がサンデーSで" (in Japanese). Natalie.mu. February 25, 2014. Retrieved February 25, 2014.

External links

Official anime website (Japanese)
The Pilot's Love Song (anime) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia

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