THE ROSE OF VERSAILLES · TWO OFFICIAL SOURCES
Five claims, each kept inside its credit.
The TMS record establishes the television series’ setting, dates and production credit. Netflix’s official film introduction establishes the manga serialization, 2025 film credits and sponsorship category.
SETTING · OFFICIAL STORY RECORD
The story belongs to late-18th-century France
TMS identifies the television story as beginning in 18th-century France and moving toward the French Revolution. Netflix’s film introduction places its characters in Versailles, France, in the late 18th century. This is a story-setting field, not a production-country field.
TMS official work record ↗MANGA · PUBLICATION ORIGIN
The manga was serialized in Japan
Netflix’s official introduction identifies Riyoko Ikeda’s original manga as serialized in Weekly Margaret in Japan from 1972. A French historical setting does not change the work’s Japanese publication origin.
Netflix official film introduction ↗TV ANIME · PRODUCTION CREDIT
The 1979 series was a Japanese television production
TMS records the 40-episode series as broadcast from October 10, 1979 to September 3, 1980, with production by Tokyo Movie Shinsha and broadcast by Nippon Television. AniMerchive does not relabel it as French production.
TMS official work and staff data ↗2025 FILM · PRODUCTION CREDIT
MAPPA produced the newer film animation
Netflix’s official credits identify MAPPA as animation production, the Japanese production committee as producer, and TOHO NEXT and Avex Pictures as distributors. The same source separately lists the French Embassy in Japan and Institut français as sponsors.
Netflix official staff and credit list ↗METHOD · CLAIM BOUNDARY
Sponsorship is not a production-country credit
Official sponsorship connects the film’s presentation to French institutions in Japan, but it does not establish French production, a France audience count or an official pilgrimage route. AniMerchive publishes none of those unsupported claims.
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