Watch Episodes Add to My List Add to Favorites Alternative TitlesSynonyms: Tearmoon Empire Story Japanese: ティアムーン帝国物語～断頭台から始まる、姫の転生逆転ストーリー～ English: Tearmoon Empire More titles InformationType: TV Episodes: 12 Status: Finished Airing Aired: Oct 8, 2023 to Dec 24, 2023 Premiered: Fall 2023 Broadcast: Sundays at 01:00 (JST) Producers: Mainichi Broadcasting System, Movic, King Records, BS11, TO Books, Bit grooove promotion Licensors: None found, add some Studios: SILVER LINK. Source: Light novel Genres: Comedy, Fantasy Themes: Time Travel, Villainess Duration: 23 min. per ep. Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older StatisticsScore: 7.221 (scored by 38,250 users) 1 indicates a weighted score. Ranked: #31922 2 based on the top anime page. Please note that 'Not yet aired' and 'R18+' titles are excluded. Popularity: #2499 Members: 80,634 Favorites: 282 Available AtResourcesStreaming PlatformsMore services May be unavailable in your region. |
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Oct 24, 2023 OrkusReOrca Recommended Preliminary (3/12 eps) TLDR conclusion: Interesting premise, good comedy, very enjoyable mc, good drama & politics, and good production quality. Tearmoon Empire is highly inspired by the French revolution and medieval Europe. This anime is a villainess, time travel, drama, comedy anime. Short premise is basically the MC got executed due to revolution because of the failure that the royal family made, but then got revive and time travel back to fix her and her empire's problem and avoid the same faith. The interesting aspect about this is not just by the premise alone, but the fact that the protag while got the chance to fix her and her ... Read more Open Gift Report
Jan 8, 2024 neonat Not Recommended The show is really a mixed bag. From the get-go I found it quite hard to believe Mia should be behaving in such a childish and immature way when she returned back to her 12 year-old self. She went through 3 years of horrible suffering imprisoned in horrible conditions before getting killed, yet she still acts like a kid who seems to be trying to avoid death by guillotine the same way a kid tries to avoid eating his vegetables. There is no intense fear or trauma, or anything that would really be ingrained in someone after such long suffering. I’ve been personally told that ... Read more Open Gift Report
Dec 23, 2023 KANLen09 Recommended Tearmoon Empire - Simply put, Princess Mia Luna Tearmoon is a supporting MVP, and her VA, Sumire Uesaka, is a riot who guillotines the show with absolute precision! I have heard of novelist Nozomu Mochitsuki's Tearmoon Teikoku Monogatari a.k.a Tearmoon Empire, but like with all things related to real life, I just didn't get the time proper to actually sit down and read the LN, much less the manga adaptation of it. That is, until Silver Link's adaptation this year came around this season, which gave me the perfect chance to experience the LN/manga in anime form, and I have to say that despite the clash ... Read more Open Gift Report
Oct 28, 2023 quiet_chaos Recommended Preliminary (4/12 eps) I really love these animes where the MC gets a second chance in life whether it be figuring out to escape the “dead end” or the guillotine. In Mia’s previous life, she was a bratty, entitled princess. Everyone around her shivered in fear. It wasn’t until she was sentenced to death, experienced terrible living conditions and the guillotine she decide to change. Overall, the show is pretty funny. Mia’s inner monologue cracks me up especially when the guillotine animation is involved. You can see that she really grows as a character to be kinder to those around her and the least fortunate. Sure, she changes ... Read more Open Gift Report
Jan 31, 2024 PixelB Not Recommended Funny If the Tearmoon Kingdom novel series is a 10/10, then I'd give the anime adaption a 5/10, thus the score. Seriously, I haven't seen such a bad adaptation that tries to adapt faithfully to the novels. Indeed, the anime only covers two volumes, and it covers every single story point. However--and I am absolutely shocked--the anime still just sucks so much. If I had to describe one thing about this show, it'd be cheap. It's not just the obvious telltale signs too, but down to the roots of the show. First of all, is the art. The art is extremely generic. I won't really go into Silver ... Read more Open Gift Report
Jan 15, 2024 mrfried Recommended There have been a lot of these lately, usually the plot is reincarnated into an Otome Game as the villainess and trying to avoid the doom ending using the knowledge of the game, here however the twist is that the 'villainess' reincarnates back into herself six years before she meets her own doom with nothing but her memories and her diary of the intervening years to help her avoid her fate. I will say that because this current trope hasn't been overdone, I do find myself enjoying these types of series, the only issue I've had with most of them is that in most cases, they ... Read more Open Gift Report
Dec 29, 2023 ShonerSul Mixed Feelings Summary: recommended only if you have not read novel. It was one of my highly expected show this season, after Frieren, Apothecary, and Shangfron. Unlike other time slip stories, MC does not try to be good but behaves selfish to avoid beheading. However it is perfectly misunderstood by other characters to bring the best result. Narration and personified guillotine (from comicalized one) gives more fun to those situations. The show itself is funny enough, above average. However referring to original novel, animated part is only beginning and more chapters are coming. Animation rushed too much to finish it within one cour, so we're missing more serious stories ... Read more Open Gift Report
Dec 23, 2023 KuroiKizu Recommended (There is only a minor "spoiler" ahead but nothing concrete.) Read more Open Gift Report
Mar 13, 2024 SassyBug Recommended I have not read the manga so this is strictly my perspective from the anime. If you are a fan of the reformed villainess genre this is most likely up your alley. The story is not trying to set it's self above or apart from the rest of it's genre it is simply a fun, lighthearted villainess story with elements of Dr. Elise, I Shall Survive Using Potions, and 80,000 Gold in Another World that fans of the genre will enjoy. This is not intended to be deeply emotional or complex; it is intended to make to laugh at the antics, follies, and misunderstandings of the characters as ... Read more Open Gift Report
Nov 18, 2023 princegi888 Recommended Preliminary (7/12 eps) As a male viewer, I enjoy this anime because of the character who strives to change her fate, despite being misunderstood as intelligent. Princess Hina is a unique blend of Katarina Claes from an otome game and Momonga Ainz from Overlord. What sets this anime apart is that it's not overly cringe-worthy. It features a reverse harem element, but its focus is more on the storyline and the understandable political conflicts and their outcomes. The 'Book' is also a significant aspect of the anime. Even though the plot has been altered, there are always new plotlines, as if alternate worlds truly exist. Furthermore, the reincarnation factor brings ... Read more Open Gift Report
Dec 7, 2023 Andrewkin77 Recommended Preliminary (9/12 eps) In my opinion, this anime is severely underrated. Personally, I think it’s a hidden gem of this season The premise is nothing new: a “villainess” gets reincarnated with knowledge of the future and strives to avert her unfortunate fate. However, this is where this title does things a bit differently. Mia - the princess in question - just goes back through time with her memories intact. And that means that she’s still the same person inside. She’s still selfish, arrogant and bratty, but her past experiences taught her at least some humility and warned her about the problems she was oblivious to. So there’s the first ... Read more Open Gift Report
Nov 14, 2023 Ghost-pepper Recommended Preliminary (6/12 eps) Starts out dark but takes a surprising turn towards light-hearted comedy. However, beneath the surface there are interesting undertones of ethical philosophy. While princess Mia’s actions are (mostly) motivated by her own interests she is making the world a better place. Can her actions be said to be morally right? A consequentialist would answer yes while others might argue that a “good deed” motivated by selfish desire isn’t truly good and that Mia hasn’t truly changed until she embraces true selflessness. So far, the anime hasn’t explicitly delved deeply into these topics, which is refreshing as the alternative would risk being too on the nose. It ... Read more Open Gift Report
Dec 27, 2023 webb790709 Recommended It tells the story of the 20-year-old princess Mia who was sentenced to death and was reborn as a 12-year-old cute loli after being beheaded. To avoid making the same mistakes again, Mia was determined to change the past and try her best to avoid the choice that would lead to the guillotine. This selfish move ended up being praised by everyone, and they all said, "It is truly the wisdom of the empire." It is amazing. Misunderstanding! The highlight of this animation is that Mia often shows various cute expressions and exaggerated facial expressions when facing difficult choices and challenges, which adds a lot ... Read more Open Gift Report
Dec 24, 2023 friestorti Mixed Feelings The series is very entertaining, mostly due to the fact that Mia does everything possible to avoid ending up on the guillotine for the second time and although her intentions are very selfish and convenient for her, others do not see it that way and think that He does it for the common good or for his kingdom. In case they misinterpret Mia's intentions in the right way I must admit that before the series ended I started reading the manga and there are some things that are skipped, such as the appearance of certain characters, apart from that I feel that Mia's expressions look better ... Read more Open Gift Report
Nov 18, 2023 ndokodok Mixed Feelings Preliminary (7/12 eps) 1. **Pacing Issues:** 2. **Visual Elements:** 3. **Character Development:** Read more Open Gift Report
Jan 26, 2024 shrimpfan92 Mixed Feelings What you see is what you get. This show revolves around its gimmick that Mia is acting selfishly and childishly to prevent dying again and people misunderstand her and think she’s some kind of mastermind. This moves all of the comedy and plot progression forward, and gets a bit stale by the end. While Mia does get some character development from the relationships she gains, because everything revolves around the premise that Mia happens to do the right thing by accident, she remains largely the same by the end of the show. Normally this wouldn’t matter too much for a strict comedy, but the anime ... Read more Open Gift Report
Nov 19, 2023 Bzaurpa Recommended Preliminary (6/12 eps) Tearmoon Empire is simply good anime; pleasant to watch and has some fun moments. Plot: show doesn't pay as much attention to it as it does to characters, but it's intresting. Especially a little bit of dark elements gives it a better flavour and makes it unique in comedy genre. Characters: main character is perfect; little stupid and mischievous, but overall good, helpful and ,most important, entertaining. She's the only reason you watch the show, seeing every single thing she does by accident turn into miracle of saint is whole base of show. Rest of characters? There's not enough time to give them proper personalities, but they ... Read more Open Gift Report
Dec 26, 2023 Marinate1016 Recommended In an era of increasingly frequent Villainess adaptations, tearmoon is easily one of the best. It’s got one of the more unique premises in the genre and doesn’t take itself too seriously, making for a really funny and relaxing watch. Tearmoon Empire is a little different from most villainess stories. Instead of an isekai, we’ve got a time travel/do over style set up inspired by the French Revolution where the MC, Mia, is executed for failing to properly manage her kingdom and gets a second chance at life. She wants to make sure she doesn’t get executed again and her kingdom doesn’t fall into ruin, but ... Read more Open Gift Report
Dec 24, 2023 J05hx Recommended This is my first ever review here, I would try my best to avoid spoilers Coming into Tearmoon Empire, I wasn't sure what to expect. Reincarnation fantasy with shades of French Revolution satire? It sounded like a recipe for either campy melodrama or heavy-handed political allegory. But, to my pleasant surprise, Tearmoon Empire turned out to be a delightfully engaging blend of humor, intrigue, and genuine character growth. The premise is intriguing: Princess Mia, executed for her opulent lifestyle and obliviousness to her people's plight, gets a do-over eight years in the past. Now a pre-teen, she has a second chance to avoid her empire's downfall ... Read more Open Gift Report
Jan 26, 2024 IchUndAnime Mixed Feelings I'm into strategy/intrigue anime and have developed a love for these "I'm terrible noblewoman, reincarnated, want to do better" stories as a result. Accordingly, I was looking forward to "Tearmoon Empire". It's about the crown princess who perishes in the "French Revolution" and is reborn. Thanks to her worn, bloodstained diary, she remembers her last life and wants to prevent her undignified, cruel demise. I was shocked at how little I liked this anime. After two episodes, I had to force myself to watch the third and it didn't convince me either. Read more Open Gift Report More Reviews |
