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| + | '''Dr. Layton T.''' "'''Monty'''" '''Montgomery''' is the main antagonist of ''Bee Movie''. He is Barry's arch-nemesis. |
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| − | [[File:Durarara!! light novel.png|thumb|[[Durarara!!]], a light novel series]]A {{translation|'''light novel'''|ライトノベル|raito noberu}} is a novel primarily targeting teenagers and young adults. The term "light novel" is a ''wasei-eigo'', or a Japanese term formed from words in the English language. Light novels are often called {{translation|''ranobe''|ラノベ|ranobe}} or {{translation|''rainobe''|ライノベ|rainobe}} for short. They are typically not more than 40-50,000 words long (the shorter ones being equivalent to a novella in US publishing terms), usually published in [[bunkobon]] size, and are often illustrated. The text is often serialized in anthology magazines prior to collection in book form. |
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| + | == BiographyEdit == |
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| − | In recent years, light novel stories have been popular choices for adaptation into manga, [[anime]], and live-action films (for example, the light novels of [[Tatsuhiko Takimoto]] have been adapted into all). Light novels are often serialized in literary magazines such as Faust, ''Gekkan Dragon Magazine'', ''The Sneaker'' and ''Dengeki hp'', or media franchise magazines like ''Comptiq'' and ''Dengeki G's Magazine''. |
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| + | === In ''Bee Movie''Edit === |
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| − | Light novels have become very popular in Japan, and the publishing companies are constantly searching for new talent with annual contests, many of which earn the winner a cash prize and publication of their novel. The Dengeki Novel Prize is the largest, with over 2000 submissions annually. They are all clearly labeled as "light novels" and are published as low-priced paperbacks. In 2007 it was estimated (according to a web site funded by the Japanese government) that the market for light novels was about ¥20 billion ($166.7 million at ¥120 to the dollar) and about 30 million copies published annually. Kadokawa Group Holdings, which owns major labels like Kadokawa Sneaker Books and Dengeki Books, has a 70% to 80% share of the market. |
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| + | A long time ago, Layton's grandmother was a simple woman born on a farm and believed man's divine to the benefits that God had provided them. If he would've live in a topsy turvy, he would ahve have negotiated with the Silkworms to make him elastic in his britches. The next part where he asked Barry about his relationship to Vanessa, Adam had stung him on the butt. Layton was seen in a hospital suit and used smoke to demonstrate on the bees. |
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| + | At the end, Layton told Barry he will regret this and swears vengeance. It is not told what happened to him after that, but he probably got sued. |
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| − | There are currently many licensed English translations of Japanese light novels available. These have generally been published in the physical dimensions of standard mass market paperbacks or similar to manga ''[[tankōbon]]'', but starting in April 2007, Seven Seas Entertainment was the first English publisher to print light novels in their original, Japanese format of 10.5 cm × 15 cm. Other English-language publishers that produce light novels are [[Tokyopop]], [[Viz Media|Viz]], DMP, Dark Horse, and Del Rey Manga. |
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| + | == PersonalityEdit == |
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| − | ==Writing style== |
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| + | Layton is a grumpy and serious lawyer. After he got painfully got stung by Adam, he pointed surly at Barry and told him he was gonna regret this. |
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| − | Light novels are a kind of popular literature, read purely for entertainment by non-demanding audiences, so the writing style utilized in them is adequate, very different from the one used for adult fiction. They frequently have very short paragraphs, containing 1-3 sentences and are dialogue-heavy. Writers also restrain the role of form in the literary work in order to contain a maximum amount of pure, concrete content. Light novel authors use literary minimalism, mainly to increase reading speed, so they can be read at a pace only slightly lower than when reading [[manga]]. |
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| − | Also, light novels introduced a new, original way to use furigana, which later spread onto other media such as visual novels. In the original Japanese light novels, furigana are not only used to show young readers who do not have a strong command of kanji, how some more complicated characters are read, like in [[shōnen manga]]. Many light novel writers prefer to give some kanji a completely new reading, usually of foreign descent (English terms or completely fictional, |
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| + | == AppearanceEdit == |
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| − | invented names for existing objects). This way authors utilize a certain property of kanji - unlike the letters of the Latin alphabet, each kanji is associated with not only its sound, but also the meaning. Some of this style may be lost in the process of translation. |
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| + | Layton is a plump, middle-aged man who has dark gray, balding hair. He wears a tuxedo with a red, yellow polka-dotted bowtie. |
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| − | ==See also== |
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| − | {{Drilldown|List of light novel series|Series|q=Media=Light Novel}} |
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| + | == QuotesEdit == |
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| − | {{Wikipedia|Light novel}} |
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| + | === Bee MovieEdit === |
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| + | === Bee Movie GameEdit === |
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| + | * "Waiter, there's a bee in my soup." |
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| + | * "Er, that's quite all right." |
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| + | * "C'mon! Let's get out of here." |
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| + | * "So, tell me. How are things shaping up?" |
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| + | * "Superb. Yes, sir. I am pleased to hear it." |
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| + | == TriviaEdit == |
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| + | * Layton is constantly believed to be the secondary antagonist of ''Bee Movie''. |
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| + | * Layton has a grandmother who was unnamed. |
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| + | * Layton is Similar to Congressman Chuck Long from Evan Almighty, which they are both greedy and played by John Goodman. |
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Revision as of 14:28, 17 January 2017
Dr. Layton T. "Monty" Montgomery is the main antagonist of Bee Movie. He is Barry's arch-nemesis.
BiographyEdit
In Bee MovieEdit
A long time ago, Layton's grandmother was a simple woman born on a farm and believed man's divine to the benefits that God had provided them. If he would've live in a topsy turvy, he would ahve have negotiated with the Silkworms to make him elastic in his britches. The next part where he asked Barry about his relationship to Vanessa, Adam had stung him on the butt. Layton was seen in a hospital suit and used smoke to demonstrate on the bees.
At the end, Layton told Barry he will regret this and swears vengeance. It is not told what happened to him after that, but he probably got sued.
PersonalityEdit
Layton is a grumpy and serious lawyer. After he got painfully got stung by Adam, he pointed surly at Barry and told him he was gonna regret this.
AppearanceEdit
Layton is a plump, middle-aged man who has dark gray, balding hair. He wears a tuxedo with a red, yellow polka-dotted bowtie.
QuotesEdit
Bee MovieEdit
Bee Movie GameEdit
- "Waiter, there's a bee in my soup."
- "Er, that's quite all right."
- "C'mon! Let's get out of here."
- "So, tell me. How are things shaping up?"
- "Superb. Yes, sir. I am pleased to hear it."
TriviaEdit
- Layton is constantly believed to be the secondary antagonist of Bee Movie.
- Layton has a grandmother who was unnamed.
- Layton is Similar to Congressman Chuck Long from Evan Almighty, which they are both greedy and played by John Goodman.