band Rayflower who also provided the themes for the first arc. The opening and ending for the second arc was released on August 4, 2010. Live-action The August 2011 issue of Kadokawa Shoten's Asuka magazine announced that the manga would be adapted into a live-action stage production which will run in the Ginza district of Tokyo from December 21 to December 25. The cast included Genki Okawa as Yuki Giou (Sakurai), Ire Shiozaki as Zess (Luka Crosszeria), Masakazu Nemoto as Kanata Wakamiya/Reiga Giou, Yu Kariwa as Tsukumo Murasame, Sayaka Chinen as Toko Murasame, Bishin Kawasumi as Hotsuma Renjou, Yamamoto Ikkei as Shūsei Usui, Takafumi Miki as Takashiro Giou, and Tetsuya as Isuzu Fujiwara. The script of the play, staged in November 2012, was published by Kadokawa Shoten in a volume that includes an original UraBoku manga story. Reception The fourth, fifth, and sixth volumes of the manga are best sellers according to The New York Times''. References External links 2005 manga 2010s Japanese LGBT-related television series Anime series based on manga Dark fantasy anime and manga Funimation J.C.Staff Kadokawa Beans Bunko Kadokawa Dwango franchises Kadokawa Shoten manga Japanese LGBT-related animated television series Manga adapted into television series School life in anime and manga Shōjo manga Supernatural anime and manga Yaoi anime and manga Yen Press titles