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Seiya Kanie, a smart and extremely narcissistic high school student, believes that the beautiful but reserved Isuzu Sento has invited him on a date at an amusement park called Amagi Brilliant Park. Much to his chagrin, not only is the location a run-down facility, the supposed date is merely a recruitment tour where Sento and Princess Latifa Fleuranza, the owner of the theme park, ask him to become the park's new manager. Their cause for desperation? As stipulated in a land-use contract, Amagi h...
A narcissist‑genius must rally magical mascots to save a dying theme park before corporate greed wipes it out.
Seiya Kanie is the kind of high‑school prodigy who thinks the world revolves around his own brilliance. When the aloof Isuzu Sento asks him to meet at Amagi Brilliant Park, he expects a glamorous date—only to discover the “park” is a dilapidated amusement complex teetering on the brink of demolition. Sento, along with the flamboyant Princess Latifa Fleuranza, reveals a desperate bargain: the park must attract half a million visitors within three months or its magical lease will be snapped by a ruthless developer. What makes Amagi special is its staff: a troupe of whimsical, otherworldly beings called Maple Landers who draw their life‑force from human joy. Entrusted with the role of manager, Seiya must marshal his razor‑sharp intellect, charisma, and a surprising knack for event planning to turn the failing attraction into a fever‑pitch spectacle. Along the way, he learns that leadership isn’t just about ego—it’s about rallying a ragtag crew, confronting corporate greed, and rediscovering the simple thrill of making people laugh. The series blends slapstick comedy, heartfelt moments, and a sprinkle of supernatural charm as Seiji and his eccentric team race against time to save a dreamland that feeds on happiness itself.
A narcissistic high schooler is recruited to save a failing amusement park staffed by magical beings who feed on human joy. Expect a workplace comedy with heavy fanservice, light slapstick, and an underlying story about a cursed princess fighting for survival.
Amagi Brilliant Park has 13 episodes.
Amagi Brilliant Park is currently finished airing.
Amagi Brilliant Park was produced by Kyoto Animation.
Amagi Brilliant Park aired Oct 7, 2014 to Dec 26, 2014.
Amagi Brilliant Park is based on a Light novel.
A narcissistic high schooler is recruited to save a failing amusement park staffed by magical beings who feed on human joy. Expect a workplace comedy with heavy fanservice, light slapstick, and an underlying story about a cursed princess fighting for survival.
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Fleuranza, Latifa
Main
CV: Fujii, Yukiyo

Kanie, Seiya
Main
CV: Uchiyama, Kouki

Sento, Isuzu
Main
CV: Kakuma, Ai

Adachi, Eiko
Supporting
CV: Igarashi, Hiromi

Ashe
Supporting
CV: Mikami, Shiori

Bandou, Biino
Supporting
CV: Takamori, Natsumi

Chiba
Supporting
CV: Sadohara, Kaori

Chiba, Mother
Supporting
CV: Zougou, Saeko

Chief of General Affairs
Supporting

Chuujou, Shiina
Supporting
CV: Chisuga, Haruka

Codain
Supporting

Dornell
Supporting
CV: Hino, Satoshi

Genjuurou
Supporting
CV: Fukuyama, Jun

Jaw
Supporting
CV: Miki, Shinichiro

Kimura
Supporting
CV: Sakaguchi, Daisuke

Kobori
Supporting
CV: Mikami, Shiori

Kurisu, Takaya
Supporting
CV: Suwabe, Junichi

Kyuubu, Aisu
Supporting
CV: Kaida, Yuuko

Macaron
Supporting
CV: Shiraishi, Ryouko

Mer-chan
Supporting

Mirai-kun
Supporting

Moffle
Supporting
CV: Kawasumi, Ayako

Muse
Supporting
CV: Aisaka, Yuuka

Nikku
Supporting
CV: Yamashita, Seiichirou
13 episodes · 2 cours
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