The Rose Of Versailles

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In a whirlwind of opulent courts and revolution, the saga intertwines the fates of noble warrior Oscar and passionate Marie Antoinette. Love, duty, and rebellion flare, painting an era's twilight in vivid drama and poignant tragedy.

The Rose Of Versailles Trivia

Who is the main character in The Rose of Versailles? (Advanced)

#1: Marie Antoinette

#2: Count Fersen

#3: Oscar François de Jarjayes

#4: Rosalie Lamorlière

What historical event serves as a backdrop in The Rose of Versailles? (Easy)

#1: The French Revolution

#2: The American Civil War

#3: The Russian Revolution

#4: The Industrial Revolution

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The Rose Of Versailles Fun Facts

Lady Oscar in The Rose of Versailles was inspired by real historical figures and events surrounding the French Revolution, blending historical drama with fictional romance.

The Rose of Versailles was one of the first manga series to feature a strong female protagonist in a leading role, paving the way for greater female representation in manga and anime.

The Rose Of Versailles Polls

Who is your favorite character from The Rose of Versailles

Oscar François de Jarjayes

Marie Antoinette

André Grandier

Rosalie Lamorlière

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Which plot twist in The Rose of Versailles shocked you the most

Oscar's true identity

Andre losing his eye

The Palace Fire

Rosalie's secret family

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Popular Characters

Oscar

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Louis

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Marie

Antoinette

Fersen

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Andre

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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publication

August, 1972

Publication of The Rose of Versailles Manga

The Rose of Versailles manga by Riyoko Ikeda began serialization, which later inspired the TV show.

broadcast

October 10, 1979

Broadcast of The Rose of Versailles TV Show Begins

The anime adaptation of The Rose of Versailles was first broadcast in Japan, gaining widespread popularity.

broadcast

September 3, 1980

End of The Rose of Versailles TV Show Broadcast

The original TV anime series of The Rose of Versailles concluded its broadcast.

announcement

March 8, 2023

Release of The Rose of Versailles Remake Announcement

Announcement of a new remake adaptation of The Rose of Versailles series.

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