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Land of the Lustrous

This article is about the manga. For its anime adaptation, seeLand of the Lustrous (TV series).

Land of the Lustrous(Japanese:Đá quý の quốc,Hepburn:Hōseki no Kuni,lit. 'Country of Jewels')is a Japanesemangaseries written and illustrated byHaruko Ichikawa[ja].It was published byKodanshainMonthly Afternoonmagazine from October 2012 to April 2024, with its chapters collected in thirteentankōbonvolumes. Set in a world inhabited by "jewel people", it chronicles their efforts to find the place where they belong and defend their way of life. A 3Danimetelevision series adaptationbyOrangeaired between October and December 2017.

Land of the Lustrous
Firsttankōbonvolume cover, featuring(top to bottom)Bort, Phosphophyllite, Diamond, and Morganite
Đá quý の quốc
(Hōseki no Kuni)
Genre
Manga
Written byHaruko Ichikawa[ja]
Published byKodansha
English publisher
MagazineMonthly Afternoon
DemographicSeinen
Original runOctober 25, 2012–April 25, 2024
Volumes13
Anime television series
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Synopsis

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Land of the Lustrousis set in a far, distant future where the Earth had been struck six times by meteorites, ravaging it in the process. All of the remaining land was reduced to a single coast, and nearly all life was destroyed. Over vast stretches of time, a new race of sentient lifeforms emerged; immortal jewels that take the form of people. Phosphophyllite (Phos) is weak (with one of the lowesthardnesses) and considered useless by their peers. Phos asks their aloof but wise colleague Cinnabar for help after they receive an assignment to create a natural history encyclopedia, thus beginning their friendship and personal growth. Meanwhile, the "jewel people" are at war with the Lunarians (Moon people) who want to take advantage of their luxury value.

Characters

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Jewels

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Phosphophyllite(フォスフォフィライト,Fosufofiraito)
Voiced by:Tomoyo Kurosawa[3](Japanese);Sarah Wiedenheft(English)
Known as "Phos" for short. One of the weaker jewel people, with a hardness of 3.5. Declared as too weak for battle, Phos is tasked with creating an encyclopedia logging new information. Despite this, as well as their immaturity and clumsiness, Phosphophyllite desires to enter the battlefield in order to be acknowledged by their peers and prove their worth. As Phos keeps experiencing hardships in battle, their limbs, along with their memories, are gradually lost and replaced with other minerals. At the same time, their personality and perspective begin to change gradually with each replacement.
Cinnabar(シンシャ,Shinsha)
Voiced by:Mikako Komatsu[3](Japanese); Avery Smithhart (English)
An aloof jewel person who is even weaker than Phos, with a hardness of 2, but carries apowerful poisonin their body. Because this poison taints the environment and erases memories stored inside affected jewel shards, Cinnabar is kept on night watch, but yearns to escape the night.
Diamond(ダイヤモンド,Daiyamondo)
Voiced by:Ai Kayano[3](Japanese); Savanna Menzel (English)
A kind-hearted jewel person who has the maximum hardness of 10, but is still fragile against enemy attacks.
Bort(ボルツ,Borutsu)
Voiced by:Ayane Sakura[3](Japanese); Genevieve Simmons (English)
An intimidating diamond-class jewel person who is powerful in combat and is the most durable of the jewels. They are also very protective of Diamond.
Morganite(モルガナイト,Moruganaito)
Voiced by:Mutsumi Tamura[3](Japanese); Olivia Swasey (English)
A haughty jewel person who is very confident in their fighting capabilities. Goshenite's partner.
Goshenite(ゴーシェナイト,Gōshenaito)
Voiced by:Saori Hayami[3](Japanese);Juliet Simmons(English)
A sweet and responsible jewel person. Morganite's partner.
Rutile(ルチル,Ruchiru)
Voiced by:Yumi Uchiyama[3](Japanese);Shelley Calene-Black(English)
The medic jewel person in charge of fi xing the other jewels when they are broken, although they have a habit of wanting to dissect what catches their attention.
Jade(ジェード,Jēdo)
Voiced by:Ayahi Takagaki[3](Japanese); Heidi Hinkle (English)
A jewel person who works as secretary for Master Kongo. Euclase's partner.
Red Beryl(レッドベリル,Reddo Beriru)
Voiced by:Maaya Uchida[3](Japanese); Cat Thomas (English)
A jewel person in charge of designing and fi xing the outfits of the other jewels, changing their hairstyle frequently.
Amethyst(アメシスト,Ameshisuto)
Voiced by:Kanae Itō[3](Japanese); Teresa Zimmerman (English)
Crystal twinning."84" and "33".
Twin jewels that are always together and act in synchrony while talking and fighting. They also excel in sword fighting.
Benitoite(ベニトアイト,Benitoaito)
Voiced by:Ari Ozawa[3](Japanese); Elissa Cuellar (English)
A jewel person who is incapable of saying "no" to people who ask for their help.
Neptunite(ネプチュナイト,Nepuchunaito)
Voiced by:Atsumi Tanezaki[3](Japanese);Carli Mosier(English)
A young jewel person with a sharp tongue. Benitoite's partner.
Zircon(ジルコン,Jirukon)
Voiced by:Himika Akaneya[3](Japanese);Brittney Karbowski(English)
The second youngest jewel person after Phos, and Yellow Diamond's partner.
Obsidian(オブシディアン,Obushidian)
Voiced by:Ryō Hirohashi[3](Japanese); Shanae'a Moore (English)
A jewel person in charge of manufacturing the tools, weapons and daily items for the other jewels.
Yellow Diamond(イエローダイヤモンド,Ierō Daiyamondo)
Voiced by:Junko Minagawa[3](Japanese);Allison Sumrall(English)
The oldest of the jewel people, and the fastest. Zircon's partner. They were once partnered with a Green Diamond.
Euclase(ユークレース,Yūkurēsu)
Voiced by:Mamiko Noto[3](Japanese);Serena Varghese(English)
One of the oldest gems, they are wise and kind. Jade's partner.
Alexandrite(アレキサンドライト,Arekisandoraito)
Voiced by:Rie Kugimiya[3](Japanese); Shelby Blocker (English)
A jewel person with an obsession with understanding the Lunarians, although they have a tendency to turn berserk when they see one. As such, Master Kongo has forbidden them from fighting.
Peridot(ペリドット,Peridotto)
Voiced by:Houko Kuwashima(Japanese); Jessica Portillo (English)
Papermaker, obsessed with their job.
Antarcticite(アンタークチサイト,Antākuchisaito)
Voiced by:Mariya Ise(Japanese); Alyssa Marek (English)
A jewel who only appears during the winter, when the other jewels undergo hibernation. They have become much sturdier thanks to the cold.
Sphene(スフェン,Sufen)
Voiced by:Hitomi Nabatame(Japanese); Natalie Jones (English)
Artisan, a sweet and calm jewel person. Peridot's partner.
Watermelon Tourmaline(ウォーターメロントルマリン,Wōtāmeron Torumarin)
Voiced by:Sayaka Harada(Japanese); Jessica Portillo (English)
Energetic younger jewel person.
Hemimorphite(ヘミモルファイト,Hemimorufaito)
Voiced by:Reina Ueda(Japanese); Aimee Heimbuecher (English)
Known as Hemimor, a fighter and Watermelon Tourmaline's partner.
Heliodor(ヘリオドール,Heriodōru)
Voiced by:M·A·O(Japanese); Samantha Stevens (English)
A golden-colored jewel person, taken by the Lunarians prior the beginning of the story.
Padparadscha(パパラチア,Paparachia)
Voiced by:Romi Park(Japanese);Christina Kelly(English)
Rutile's partner. A jewel person nearly as old and strong as the diamonds, who was born incomplete, hence spending most of their time asleep.
Master Kongō(Kim cương tiên sinh,Kongō-sensei)
Voiced by:Jouji Nakata[3](Japanese); Brian Mathis (English)
A powerful monk who oversees the jewel people and acts as a teacher and parental figure to them. He is much sturdier than the jewels and when meditating or sleeping, he scarcely wakes up. His outer shell is composed of hexagonal diamond (lonsdaleite). He is later revealed to have a connection to the Lunarians, a mysterious race of humanoid beings who inhabit the Moon, and frequently come down to Earth to capture the jewel people.

Admirabilis

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Ventricosus(ウェントリコスス,Wentorikosusu)
Voiced by:Chiwa Saitō(Japanese);Luci Christian(English)
She is the king of the admirabilis.
Aculeatus(アクレアツス,Akureatsusu)
Voiced by:Yūko Sanpei(Japanese);Maggie Flecknoe(English)
He is the younger brother of Ventricosus.

Lunarians

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Prince Aechmea(エクメア,Ekumea)
The leader of the Lunarians. Though his people call him the "prince", it is an honorific title. He is revealed to have connections with Kongo, as he and his people rely on him in order to allow them to pass on. He goes as far as capturing the Gems and grinding them to dust in order to get Kongo's attention from Earth.
Cicada(セミ)
A soft and kind-hearted Lunarian who assists Phos while on their stay on the Moon.

Media

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Manga

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Written and illustrated byHaruko Ichikawa[ja],Land of the Lustrousstarted inKodansha'sseinenmangamagazineMonthly Afternoonmagazine on October 25, 2012.[4]The manga entered on hiatus from December 2020 to June 2022,[5][6][7]and later from October 2023 to February 2024.[8][9]It ended serialization on April 25, 2024.[10][11]Kodansha has collected its chapters into individualtankōbonvolumes. The first volume was released on July 23, 2013, with a promotional video byStudio Hibarireleased on the same day.[12][13]The thirteenth and last volume was released on November 21, 2024.[14]

Kodansha Comicsannounced during their 2016New York Comic Conpanel that they have licensed the manga in North America in English.[15]The first volume was released on June 27, 2017.[16]

Volumes

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No. Original release date Original ISBN English release date English ISBN
1July 23, 2013[12]978-4-06-387906-3June 27, 2017[16]978-1-63236-497-5
2January 23, 2014[17]978-4-06-387950-6August 22, 2017[18]978-1-63236-498-2
3August 22, 2014[19]978-4-06-387992-6October 24, 2017[20]978-1-63236-528-6
4May 22, 2015[21][22]978-4-06-388044-1
978-4-06-362299-7(LE)		December 26, 2017[23]978-1-63236-529-3
5November 20, 2015[24]978-4-06-388101-1March 13, 2018[25]978-1-63236-635-1
6September 23, 2016[26][27]978-4-06-388185-1
978-4-06-362329-1(LE)		July 17, 2018[28]978-1-63236-636-8
7May 23, 2017[29][30]978-4-06-388259-9
978-4-06-362365-9(LE)		November 20, 2018[31]978-1-63236-637-5
8November 22, 2017[32]978-4-06-510363-0April 9, 2019[33]978-1-63236-727-3
9October 23, 2018[34][35]978-4-06-513101-5
978-4-06-513102-2(LE)		September 24, 2019[36]978-1-63236-844-7
10August 23, 2019[37][38]978-4-06-516738-0
978-4-06-516739-7(LE)		February 25, 2020[39]978-1-63236-915-4
11July 20, 2020[40][41]978-4-06-520224-1
978-4-06-520223-4(LE)		August 24, 2021[42]978-1-63236-989-5
12November 22, 2022[43][44]978-4-06-529732-2
978-4-06-529733-9(LE)		August 22, 2023[45]978-1-64651-620-9
13November 21, 2024[14]978-4-06-537477-1
978-4-06-537478-8(LE)		——

Anime

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Main article:Land of the Lustrous(TV series)

An anime television series adaptationaired in Japan between October 7 and December 23, 2017.[46][3][47]Takahiko Kyōgoku directed the series at theOrangeCG animation studio. Toshiya Ono wrote series scripts and Yōichi Nishikawa created the concept art.[48]Asako Nishida designed the characters. The opening theme is "Kyōmen no Nami"(Kính mặt の sóng,The Waves on the Mirror's Surface)byYurika[49]and the ending theme is "Kirameku Hamabe"(Hoàng めく bang biên,Sparkling Beach)byYuiko Ōhara.[50]Sentai Filmworkshave licensed the series and streamed the anime onAnime Strike.[51]MVM Filmshas licensed the series in the UK.[52]The series ran for 12 episodes, which was released across sixDVDandBlu-raysets in Japan.[53]

Reception

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Land of the Lustrouswas number 10 on theTakarajimasha'sKono Manga ga Sugoi!list of top 20 Manga for Male Readers in 2014.[54]It was number 48 on the 15th Book of the Year list byDa Vincimagazine in 2014;[55]and 46 on the 20th edition in 2020.[56]It was nominated for the eighthManga Taishōaward in 2015.[57]The series ranked 19th in the firstNext Manga Awardin the print manga category.[58]

By October 2017,Land of the Lustroushad over 1.4 million copies in circulation.[59]By April 2018, the manga had over 1.8 million copies in circulation.[60]The first volume of the manga series reached the 47th place on the weeklyOriconmanga chart and, by July 27, 2013, has sold 21,204 copies;[61]volume 2 reached the 35th place;[62]and, by February 2, 2014, has sold 44,511 copies;[63]volume 3 reached the 30th place;[64]and, by August 31, 2014, has sold 56,765 copies.[65]

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