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Gankutsuou
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| Name: | Gankutsuou (巌窟王) The Count of Monte Cristo |
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| Creator: | Mahiro Maeda (director) Tomohiro Yamashita & Natsuko Takahashi (writers) |
| Date(s): | 2004 - 2005 (anime) 2005 - 2008 (manga) |
| Medium: | manga, anime |
| Country of Origin: | Japan |
| External Links: | Official Site (Japanese) Gankutsuou on Wikipedia |
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Gankutsuou (巌窟王), in English subtitled The Count of Monte Cristo, is a anime series loosely based on Alexandre Dumas's The Count of Monte Cristo. A manga adaptation was serialized in the seinen magazine Afternoon from 2005 to 2008.
Fandom
"Gankutsuou" is also used to refer to the Count of Monte Cristo in Fate/Grand Order. Since the character was introduced, the Pixiv tag 巌窟王 has been predominantly Fate/Grand Order content, but it's still used for the Gankutsuou series.
Shipping
The most popular pairings in the fandom are Count x Albert and Franz x Albert.
Fanworks
Doujinshi
See also: List of Gankutsuou Doujinshi and Category:Gankutsuou Doujinshi
Fanfiction
- Gankutsuou and Gankutsuou crossovers on FanFiction.net
- Gankutsuou: The Count of Monte Cristo fanworks on AO3
Fanart
- Gankutusou works on Pixiv
- Gankutsuou tag on Tegaki
Resources
- Gankutsuou on Baka-Updates Manga
- gankutsuou, a Gankutsuou LiveJournal community
- gankutsuou_esp, a Spanish Gankutsuou community
- "It's Warm, isn't it..." by lefcadio, a Franz/Albert ship manifesto
Other
- Achieving Whiteness Through Social Mobility in Gankutsuou: an essay on Anime Feminist about the coded portrayal of race and in Alexandre Dumas's original book
- A Thousand Good Excuses: LGBTQ representation in Gankutsuou vs. The Count of Monte Cristo: an essay on LGBTQ representation of Eugénie in the original book vs. Franz and Peppo in the anime