Yami to Bōshi to Hon no Tabibito(ヤミと帽子と本の旅人, possibly translated as Darkness, the Hat, and the Travelers of the Books), also known as Yamibō/Yamibou for short, is both a Japanese adult visual novel published in late 2002 by Root, and a non-adult, thirteen episode anime series released by Root and Studio Deen in 2003. Although the characters and their relationships remain basically the same in the game and anime, the storyline is quite different.
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| - Yami to Bōshi to Hon no Tabibito(ヤミと帽子と本の旅人, possibly translated as Darkness, the Hat, and the Travelers of the Books), also known as Yamibō/Yamibou for short, is both a Japanese adult visual novel published in late 2002 by Root, and a non-adult, thirteen episode anime series released by Root and Studio Deen in 2003. Although the characters and their relationships remain basically the same in the game and anime, the storyline is quite different.
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- Ririsu
- Fujihime
- Garganchua
- Hatsumi
- Jiru
- Kwiru
- Marieru
- Meirin
- Miruka
- Reira
- Tamamo no Mae
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| - 2003-10-09(xsd:date)
- 2003-10-16(xsd:date)
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- 2003-11-14(xsd:date)
- 2003-11-21(xsd:date)
- 2003-11-28(xsd:date)
- 2003-12-05(xsd:date)
- 2003-12-14(xsd:date)
- 2003-12-18(xsd:date)
- 2003-12-25(xsd:date)
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| - Lilith lashes out at Eve for abandoning her in the Great Library for what seems to be tens of thousands of years and Eve tries to make it up to her. Lilith notices that Eve misses Hazuki, who seems not to have returned to the correct book-world. Alone again, Hazuki reflects on her dreamlike adventures, but suddenly sees Hatsumi returning to the house. History repeats itself, like a universe reset, but Hatsumi does not glow and disappear at the stroke of midnight. Instead Hatsumi and Hazuki share a passionate kiss and then a cuddle. Hazuki awakens the next day not remembering anything, but notices the signs of Hatsumi's future rebirth as her child.
- On board the train, Yoko smacks down the Colonel and is sheltered by the Siberian Tiger who brings Adam to her. They are then confronted at gun point by the drunk and train conductor who are also undercover spies. Everyone except her is killed, however the Siberian Tiger is a double agent and sends her through the window. Yoko recovers and with Hazuki take down Siberian Tiger. Hazuki, who had helped Adam earlier, helps Yoko to find the bomb and hands over the decoder at the destination.
- Hazuki saves a cute fox spirit, Meirin, from a band of samurai in a feudal Japanese world. She encounters Princess Fuji, who looks identical to Hatsumi except that she speaks. She also uses the same ornate comb that Hatsumi had, and the legend around the comb is the same Eve legend. Ninjas intent on gaining Princess Fuji's mysterious power attack the mansion while Lilith and Meirin ride their coattails in. Inspired by Kaguya-hime.
- With Lilith’s help, the ship warps within reach of a suitable planet. Hazuki learns that an Eve incarnation called Rauru appeared and then vanished on board a hundred years ago. The children land on the planet with the DNA samples of Earth's animals; later, Lilith and Hazuki arrive in the universe garden. They meet Gargantua and his trolls, Mariel, Tamamo no Mae. The latter easily removes Lilith’s Hat, reducing her to tears..
- Lilith foils the ninjas’ attempts to steal the comb by accident, while a charged up Hazuki rescues Princess Fuji from the head ninja. Lilith casually says that the presence of the comb means that Eve was in this world. Meirin gets summoned to Gargantua's dimension because he thought she had the comb. Princess Fuji had actually given it to Hazuki, and they embrace in the moonlight. A long flashback then deals with the aftermath of episode four, when Lilith accepted Mariel’s soul from Gargantua in exchange for a world of his own. He still refuses her charms and resolves to find Eve, the source of eternal life.
- Hazuki arrives in the Great Library and meets Lilith, who develops a crush on her because she contains the essence of Yami, once the protector of the Great Library and Lilith's lover. Hatsumi turns out to be an incarnation of Eve, who Lilith wants returned to the Library. Hazuki unenthusiastically accepts Lilith's help traveling the worlds.
- Lilith appears in Gargantua's world but dimension-doors out. A nine-tailed fox spirit opens her own door into Gargantua's world; Gargantua and his troll trio charge through and find themselves in a world of rooms which link to many worlds. Meanwhile Lilith and Hazuki arrive aboard a colonization spaceship where a computer is caring for a whole cohort of children whose parents have all become "immobile" and which is itself failing and malfunctioning. A habitable planet must be found soon for the survival of the children.
- Gargantua, Hazuki and Lilith all argue over Jill/Hatsumi/Eve, who stops their bickering. She consents to Tamamo no Mae returning the Hat to her head and disappears back to the Great Library as a result. It seems that in most of the worlds where she has been her disappearance has not left any major problems—except for the three who have been pursuing her across worlds. She then tries to set things right. Gargantua finally realizes that it is Ritsuko that he loves rather than Jill. He rescues her from her cell and reshapes his world into a bright and cheerful one where he and Ritsuko, who seem to have been made immortal by the Door of Eve, can live together happily ever after.
- Hazuki and Lilith reach a prehistoric world. Lilith is mistaken for a god. A cavegirl named Kuiru develops a crush on Hazuki, offering herself up as a sacrifice. The real god appears but is defeated by Hazuki; the search is another dead end.
- Hazuki and Lilith arrive on an island and meet a young girl, Miruku, her white tiger, and the demoness Seiren. Miruku, like Sakura Yoshino of Da Capo, does not age and suffers from mindquakes related to the Great Library.
- Miruku is saved by her white tiger. Ayaa reveals that Seiren was a demoness spawned by Lilith; Seiren was only interested in harnessing Miruku's power. Hazuki and Lilith give their boat to Miruku and return to the Great Library, fixing the torn book and curing Miruku. A long flashback shows Hazuki and Hatsumi's life before the latter's disappearance.
- Ritsuko is serving the princess Mariel. Mariel falls for the charms of Garu, now an alchemist. His attempt to sacrifice her is foiled by Ritsuko, but the princess is rendered half-demon and takes her own life. Lilith appears before Gargantua and accepts Mariel’s soul as payment.
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| - Mariel
- Gargantua
- Jill
- Quill
- Yōko
- Lilith
- Leila
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