Lady Oscar: The Rose of Versailles

Also known as: Versailles no Bara / ベルサイユのばら

Lady Oscar: The Rose of Versailles is a TV series by Tokyo Movie Shinsha that premiered in Fall 1979. It is finished airing with 40 episodes of about 23 minutes each. Genres: Adventure, Drama, Romance. Average AniList score: 8.2/10.

Synopsis

Raised from birth as a man, the Lady Oscar commands the palace guards at Versailles in the years before the French Revolution. Her beauty and noble spirit make her a shining figure in the eyes of both men and women but she is torn between her chosen life of service and duty to class and country and her own heart and desires. She lives as a noble amidst the opulence of Versailles but her keen senses and compassion are not blinded to the poverty of the French people.

(Source: Anime News Network)

Lady Oscar: The Rose of Versailles episodes

  1. Episode 1: Oscar! The Destiny of the Rose — aired October 10, 1979
  2. Episode 2: Fly! The Butterfly of Austria — aired October 17, 1979
  3. Episode 3: Sparks Fly at Versailles — aired October 24, 1979
  4. Episode 4: Roses, Wine and the Conspiracy... — aired October 31, 1979
  5. Episode 5: With Tears of Dignity... — aired November 7, 1979
  6. Episode 6: The Silk Dress and the Ragged Dress — aired November 14, 1979
  7. Episode 7: Who Wrote the Love Letter — aired November 21, 1979
  8. Episode 8: Oscar in My Heart — aired November 28, 1979
  9. Episode 9: The Sun Sets, the Sun Rises — aired December 5, 1979
  10. Episode 10: The Beautiful Devil, Jeanne — aired December 12, 1979
  11. Episode 11: Fersen Leaves for the Northern Lands — aired December 19, 1979
  12. Episode 12: On the Morning of the Duel, Will Oscar...? — aired December 26, 1979
  13. Episode 13: Winds of Arras, Answer Me... — aired January 9, 1980
  14. Episode 14: The Angel`s Secret — aired January 16, 1980
  15. Episode 15: The Countess of the Casino — aired January 23, 1980
  16. Episode 16: Mother, Her Name Is...? — aired January 30, 1980
  17. Episode 17: Now, the Moment of Encounter — aired February 6, 1980
  18. Episode 18: Suddenly, Like Icarus — aired February 13, 1980
  19. Episode 19: Farewell, Little Sister! — aired February 20, 1980
  20. Episode 20: Fersen, a Farewell Rondeau — aired February 27, 1980
  21. Episode 21: The Black Rose Blooms at Night — aired March 5, 1980
  22. Episode 22: The Necklaces Shines Ominously — aired March 12, 1980
  23. Episode 23: Cunningly and Resiliently! — aired March 19, 1980
  24. Episode 24: Adieu, My Youth — aired March 26, 1980
  25. Episode 25: Minuet of the Unrequited — aired April 2, 1980
  26. Episode 26: A Sought Encounter with the Black Knight! — aired April 9, 1980
  27. Episode 27: Even If I Should Lose the Light... — aired April 16, 1980
  28. Episode 28: Andre, a Green Lemon — aired April 30, 1980
  29. Episode 29: The Doll That Began to Walk — aired May 14, 1980
  30. Episode 30: You Are the Light, I Am the Shadow — aired May 21, 1980
  31. Episode 31: A Lilac Blooming in the Barracks — aired June 4, 1980
  32. Episode 32: Prelude to the Storm — aired June 18, 1980
  33. Episode 33: The Funeral Bells Toll Amidst the Twilight — aired July 2, 1980
  34. Episode 34: Now, "The Tennis Court Oath" — aired July 9, 1980
  35. Episode 35: Oscar, Now Is the Time to Leave the Nest — aired July 23, 1980
  36. Episode 36: The Watchword Is "Au Revoir" — aired July 30, 1980
  37. Episode 37: On the Night of Their Passionate Vows — aired August 6, 1980
  38. Episode 38: Before the Door of Fate — aired August 20, 1980
  39. Episode 39: His Smile Is Lost Forever! — aired August 27, 1980
  40. Episode 40: Adieu, My Beloved Oscar — aired September 3, 1980

Main characters

  • Oscar François de Jarjayes (Main) — voiced by Reiko Tajima
  • André Grandier (Main) — voiced by Tarou Shigaki
  • Marie Antoinette (Main) — voiced by Miyuki Ueda
  • Hans Axel von Fersen (Main) — voiced by Katsunosuke Hori
  • Rosalie Lamorliere (Main) — voiced by Rihoko Yoshida
  • Alain de Soisson (Supporting) — voiced by Keaton Yamada
  • Louis de Saint-Just (Supporting) — voiced by Toshio Furukawa
  • Maximilien de Robespierre (Supporting) — voiced by Katsuji Mori
  • Bernard Chatelet (Supporting) — voiced by Akio Nojima
  • Jeanne de la Motte (Supporting) — voiced by Yoneko Matsukane

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Genres: Adventure, Drama, Romance · Season: Fall 1979