A sequel to the comedy Thermae Romae, an adaptation of Yamazaki Mari's popular comic. A Roman Empire bathhouse architect discovers he is able to travel through time when in need of ...
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| Hiroshi Abe | ... | Lucius | |
| Aya Ueto | ... | Mami | |
| Kazuki Kitamura | ... | Ceionius | |
| Kai Shishido | ... | Antoninus | |
| Riki Takeuchi | ... | Tateno | |
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Katsuya | ... | Marcus |
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Tarô Akebono | ... | Akebonus (as Akebono) |
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Katsunori Kotoôshû | ... | (as Kotoôshû) |
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Tomio Suga | ||
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Hachirô Ika | ||
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Bunmei Tobayama | ||
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Tarô Iwate | ||
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A sequel to the comedy Thermae Romae, an adaptation of Yamazaki Mari's popular comic. A Roman Empire bathhouse architect discovers he is able to travel through time when in need of inspiration. Things get messy, however, when he finds himself wrapped up in a conflict that could divide the Roman Empire. Written by anonymous
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The show is too underrated. Is it because it is created by flat- faced people? Besides Japanese love of fan service and exposed Lucius sexiness a lot, the setting and story is in Hollywood level. The knowledge about the Roman is so vast, and I'm glad that they use white people and funny enough showing black guys as slaves. I don't get too much laugh of it but it is story rich and interesting whenever Lucius stuck and get the solution of it. Japanese manga always passionate about their culture and the mangaka is smart by combining Western and Japanese culture. Although Lucius copied Japanese blatantly but still make sense in the Ancient Roman. Although it is from seinen manga, I find Mami is like your typical pure, innocent shoujo manga heroine. And we have the bishonen Lucius and Ceionius that their interaction is gonna make shippers gone wild. So basically, it is great adaptation of manga, glad they make it before the Hollywood ruin it, such a simple story but fun to watch. Not original idea since time travelling is kinda used a lot in manga but still it is entertaining.