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Fantasia Grand Award ふぁんたじあたいしょう

Edition 24 (2012)

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Winners

4 people
Takeba Kou たけば こう grand prize

In a ruined world, Toya Kazamine wields Paradigm Shift, a power that turns imagination into reality, and meets a girl who has lost her memory. Set among underwater cities and hostile remnants, the story is a boy-meets-girl tale about rebirth.

In a broken world, a boy's meeting with an amnesiac girl sets a story of rebirth in motion.

317 pages
post-apocalypsesupernatural poweramnesiarebirthboy meets girl
琴平ゆき ことひら ゆき gold prize

Rin, a failing student in the hero course, and Kai, a book-hating boy assigned to the biographer course, set out on an adventure over summer homework. The novel turns heroic fantasy into noisy school comedy.

The adventure begins with the reckless goal of becoming a hero after finishing summer homework.

298 pages
heroschool fantasysummer vacationcomedyadventure
日の原裕光 ひのはら ひろみつ silver prize

Kei Shiranui transfers to Shoryumon Academy, a school for students whose so-called chuunibyo manifests as special abilities, and is quickly entangled with Narumi, a girl infamous as the school's troublemaker. The book mixes supernatural school battles with romantic comedy.

At a school where chuunibyo becomes real power, a transfer student's plan to be cool collapses immediately.

280 pages
chuunibyosuperpowered academyromantic comedytroublemaker
小山タケル こやま たける silver prize

A silver-prize work from the first half of the 24th Fantasia Prize, recorded under the title Mori no Kikori wa Yoki ni Utau. Reliable evidence of standalone publication or a renamed edition could not be found.

An award record survives, but no standalone book edition could be confirmed.

Fantasia Prizepublication unconfirmedlight novel newcomer award