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The Black Knight is a light novel by Ryo Mizuno focusing on the backstory of Ashram, including his first meeting with Pirotess. It is one of two spin-off novels from the main Record of Lodoss War novels, the other being High Elf Forest: Deedlit’s Tale.
The Black Knight was first released in 1995 in a hardcover edition. Yutaka Izubuchi provided two illustrations for the novel: the cover and an intertitle page with Pirotess. In 1998 The Black Knight was released a second time, arguably to coincide with the release of the TV series. The re-release featured a new cover and new illustrations, all drawn by Masato Natsumoto, who also drew the Record of Lodoss War: Chronicles of the Heroic Knight manga.
The novel connects Mizuno’s two major worlds at the time: the world of Lodoss and the world of Crystania.
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Artwork from the novel in order of appearance.
.jpg "Izubuchi intertitle (The Black Knight).jpg (367 KB)") Intertitle of 1995 edition (by Izubuchi) .jpg "Ashram and Pirotess intertitle (The Black Knight).jpg (387 KB)") Intertitle of 1998 edition (by Natsumoto) .jpg "Ashram and Beld (The Black Knight).jpg (812 KB)") Ashram and Beld (by Natsumoto) .jpg "Pirotess (The Black Knight).jpg (515 KB)") Pirotess (by Natsumoto) .jpg "Ashram attacks (The Black Knight).jpg (319 KB)") Ashram on horseback (by Natsumoto) .jpg "Ashram (The Black Knight).jpg (333 KB)") Ashram with ??? (Owen? Amber Eyes?) (by Natsumoto) .jpg "Beld (The Black Knight).jpg (354 KB)") Beld (by Natsumoto) .jpg "Sunken ship (The Black Knight).jpg (377 KB)") Sunken ship (by Natsumoto) .jpg "Ashram with Pirotess (The Black Knight).jpg (358 KB)") Ashram with Pirotess (by Natsumoto) .jpg "Wagnard (The Black Knight).jpg (319 KB)") Wagnard (by Natsumoto) .jpg "Pirotess trembling (The Black Knight).jpg (386 KB)") Pirotess (by Natsumoto) |
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 KADOKAWA, "黒衣の騎士 ＢＬＡＣＫ ＫＮＩＧＨＴ"