Professor Layton and the Eternal Diva
レイトン教授と永遠の歌姫
Layton receives a letter from the famed opera singer, Jenis Quatlane, inviting them to see her newest performance. She also asks Layton, Luke and Remi for assistance in a mystery, saying her friend Melina died one year ago, but returned later as a seven year old girl saying she had found the secret of eternal life, and she also knew all the secrets that only the true Melina could know. Naturally, the case fascinates Layton and his apprentice, so they head to the Crown Petone opera house, but Remi stays in London, searching for some girls that went missing in there. The opera was about a lost kingdom, The Kingdom of Immortals; once, there was a beautiful queen that loved music. She was beloved by everyone in the kingdom. But one day, the queen became very ill. The people of the kingdom toiled to find a cure, but medicine couldn’t help. The queen finally passed away, and right after, the cure was completed: A potion for immortality. The people of the kingdom deeply lamented for the death of their queen. In order to the meet reincarnated queen again, they decided to become immortal, using the just-completed immortality nostrum. Abrosia's Kingdom is still somewhere in this world, waiting for its queen to return, and then, she will sing forever. After the spectacle finishes, a masked man appears, and proposes something to the audience: "Let's play a game"- he says- "The winner, will have eternal life. The losers, will have to die." It's up to Layton and Luke to enter in the game, and discover the secret of Eternal Life. Takes place between the events of the video games Professor Layton and the Last Specter and Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask. (Source: Wikipedia)
Professor Layton and the Eternal Diva is a movie with 1 episode, from Fall 2009, produced by OLM, P.A.WORKS, rated 7.5/10 on AniList.
Synopsis
Layton receives a letter from the famed opera singer, Jenis Quatlane, inviting them to see her newest performance. She also asks Layton, Luke and Remi for assistance in a mystery, saying her friend Melina died one year ago, but returned later as a seven year old girl saying she had found the secret of eternal life, and she also knew all the secrets that only the true Melina could know. Naturally, the case fascinates Layton and his apprentice, so they head to the Crown Petone opera house, but Remi stays in London, searching for some girls that went missing in there. The opera was about a lost kingdom, The Kingdom of Immortals; once, there was a beautiful queen that loved music. She was beloved by everyone in the kingdom. But one day, the queen became very ill. The people of the kingdom toiled to find a cure, but medicine couldn’t help. The queen finally passed away, and right after, the cure was completed: A potion for immortality. The people of the kingdom deeply lamented for the death of their queen. In order to the meet reincarnated queen again, they decided to become immortal, using the just-completed immortality nostrum. Abrosia's Kingdom is still somewhere in this world, waiting for its queen to return, and then, she will sing forever. After the spectacle finishes, a masked man appears, and proposes something to the audience: "Let's play a game"- he says- "The winner, will have eternal life. The losers, will have to die." It's up to Layton and Luke to enter in the game, and discover the secret of Eternal Life. Takes place between the events of the video games Professor Layton and the Last Specter and Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask. (Source: Wikipedia)
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- Detective — Features a character who investigates and solves crimes.
- Lost Civilization — Featuring a civilization with few ruins or records that exist in present day knowledge.
- Tragedy — Centers around tragic events and unhappy endings.
- Primarily Adult Cast — Main cast is mostly composed of characters above a high school age.
- Male Protagonist — Main character is male.
- Steampunk — Prominently features technology and designs inspired by 19th-century industrial steam-powered machinery.
- Martial Arts — Centers around the use of traditional hand-to-hand combat.
- Robots — Prominently features humanoid machines.
- Police — Centers around the life and activities of law enforcement officers.
- Ships — Prominently features the use of sea-based transportation vessels.
- Musical Theater — Features a performance that combines songs, spoken dialogue, acting, and dance.
- Battle Royale — Centers around a fierce group competition, often violent and with only one winner.