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demifiendrsa · 2 years
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Urusei Yatsura (2022) TV anime - PV1
Urusei Yatsura (2022) TV anime will premiere in October 2022. The 2022 TV anime will adapt selected stories from the manga and run for four cours (a full year).
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Hiroshi Kamiya as Ataru Moroboshi
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Sumire Uesaka as Lum
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Maaya Uchida as Shinobu Miyake
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Mamoru Miyano as Shūtarō Mendō
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Wataru Takagi as Cherry
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Miyuki Sawashiro as Sakura
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Director: Hideya Takahashi, Yasuhiro Kimura
Series Director: 
Series Composition: Yuko Kakihara
Character Design: Naoyuki Asano
Sub-Character Design: Kazuhiro Takamura, Mikio
Mechanic Design: JNTHED, Yoshihiro Sono
Prop Design: Ryō Hirata
Art Design: Kaoru Aoki
Art Director: Masanobu Nomura
Color Key Artist: Ayaka Nakamura
CG Director: Kanji Ōshima
Compositing Director of Photography: Yuuichirou Nagata
Editing: Kiyoshi Hirose
Sound Director: Yoshikazu Iwanami
Music: Masaru Yokoyama
Animation Production: David Production
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bungerc0re · 10 months
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does anyone know who did the sound design for the part 3 adaptation? i’m seeing either Yoshikazu Iwanami  or Yasumasa Koyama but im not sure if that’s trustworthy
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anm-blog · 11 months
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newsconduct · 1 year
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Alderamin On The Sky Season 2: How Does Alderamin Season 2 End?
Alderamin On The Sky Season 2: How Does Alderamin Season 2 End?
Alderamin on the Sky is a fantasy animation directed by Tetsuo Ichimura and produced by Madhouse. It is an adaptation of a Japanese light novel series written by Bokuto Uno and illustrated by Sanbas. Yoshikazu Iwanami served as the series’s sound director throughout its whole. In the meantime, Keji Inai will continue to serve as the anime’s music composer. Back in July of 2016, the first season…
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geekcavepodcast · 3 years
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JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean Trailer
In 2011 Jolyne Cujoh and her boyfriend get into an accident in Florida. Jolyne is framed sentenced to fifteen years in prison. “The final battle in the century-spanning, intertwining fate of the Joestar family and DIO begins!” (Netflix)
JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean stars the voice talents of  Ai Fairouz,  Mutsumi Tamura, Mariya Ise, Atsumi Tanezaki, Yuichiro Umehara, and Daisuke Namikawa. Kenichi Suzuke serves as chief director. Toshiyuki Kato will direct. Yasuko Kobayashi will serve as series composer with Yugo Kanno as composer. Masanoru Shino serves as character designer. Shunichi Ishimoto serves as stand designer. Yoshikazu Iwanami is onboard as sound director.
JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean hits Netflix in December 2021.
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fighterxaos · 7 years
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One-Punch Man Second Season Details Revealed
One-Punch Man Second Season Details Revealed
The official One-Punch Man anime website has updated with new details about the 2nd season of the series.  While there is no current release date announced it has been revealed that most of the production team has changed for the second season.
The main production staff for the second season includes:
Chikara Sakurai – Director (Originally Shingo Natsume)
Yoshikazu Iwanami – Sound Director…
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transfemstarscream · 3 years
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thank you keiichirō miyoshi for not making the robots in disguise (2015) japanese dub fourth wall breaking and heavily reliant on character tics. God Bless.
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satoshi-mochida · 3 years
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Publisher Koei Tecmo and developer Gust have announced Blue Reflection Ray, an anime series based on the 2017-released RPG Blue Reflection. It will begin airing in April as part of the “Animeism” slot on MBS, TBS, and BS-TBS in Japan.
Get the first details below.
Introduction
This is a story that connects “emotions”…
Joy, sadness, anger… Emotions are a power that everyone has, but cannot be seen by the naked eye. And in some cases, that power may even be able to change the world.
Hiori Hirahara, who is always positive and unable to neglect someone in need, and Ruka Hinari, who is clumsy and unable to make friends with others even if she tried. How will the encounter between these polar opposites change the girls themselves and the world around them…?
As part of the new “Blue Reflection Project,” Blue Reflection Ray is a TV anime based on the Blue Reflection game released by Koei Tecmo Games’ Gust brand in 2017.
A new world is about to begin…
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Original Work: Blue Reflection
Director: Risako Yoshida
Series Organization and Script: Akiko Waba
Character Drafts: Mel Kishida
Character Design: Kouichi Kikuta
Sound Director: Yoshikazu Iwanami
Sound Production: Magic Capsule
Composer: Daisuke Shinoda
Opening Theme Song: EXiNA (SACRA MUSIC)
Animation Production: J.C. Staff
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Hiori Hirahara (voiced by Manaka Iwami)
Ruka Hanari (voiced by Haruka Chisuga)
Watch the teaser trailer below. Visit the official website here.
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demifiendrsa · 2 years
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JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean TV anime - “Jolyne Cujoh” PV
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English subbed Date Announcement trailer
The first 12 episodes of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean TV anime will stream worldwide on Netflix on December 1, 2021. It’ll also air on television in Japan on January 7, 2022.
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Foo Fighters
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Star Platinum: The World
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Ai Fairouz as Jolyne Kūjō
Mutsumi Tamura as Ermes Costello
Mariya Ise as F.F. (Foo Fighters)
Atsumi Tanezaki as Emporio Alnino
Yuichiro Umehara as Weather Report
Daisuke Namikawa as Narciso Anasui
Daisuke Ono as Jotaro Kujo
Toru Ohkawa as Narrator
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Chief director: Kenichi Suzuki
Director: Toshiyuki Kato
Series composition: Yasuko Kobayashi
Character designer: Masanori Shino
Stand designer: Shun'ichi Ishimoto
Sound director: Yoshikazu Iwanami
Composter: Yūgo Kanno
Sub-Character Design: Kei Tsuchiya
Prop Design: Daisuke Niitsuma
Art Designers: Reiki Taki, Junko Nagasawa, Yuriko Watanabe
Art Director: Keito Watanabe
Color Designer: Hiroko Sato
Director of Photography: Kazuhiro Yamada
Editing: Kiyoshi Hirose
CG Producer: Yutaka Hamanaka
CG Director: Kōtarō Shishido
Animation Production: David Production
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yurimother · 5 years
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Princess Principal First Sequel Movie: New Trailer and Spring Release
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On September 29th, the official Princess Principal Twitter account posted a teaser trailer and visuals for the first theatrical anime movie. The movie series will continue the story where the 2017 TV anime left off. The first movie, Princess Principal: Crown Handler, will premiere on April 10, 2020.
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Princess Principal follows five girls in a re-imagined 19th century London, which is divided between two territories. The main cast is a group of spies, working undercover at a school.
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While most of the cast from the original TV anime will be returning, Ange, whose original voice actress, Imamura Ayaka, retired last year, will now be voiced by Aoi Koga. The series director Masaki Tachibana is set to return to direct the film. Additional staff includes:
Kouhaku Kuroboshi - Character designer
Kimitake Nishio - Chief animation director
Miho Sugiura - Art director
Morihito Ohara - Art design
Yuuho Taniuchi - Art design
Goa Sadamatsu - Editor
Nobura Kimura - Script Supervisor
Yuki Kajiura - Music Composer
Yoshikazu Iwanami - Sound director
The theatrical anime is produced at Actas and distributed by Showgate.
While originally scheduled for a 2019 debut, the movie has been delayed to early 2020. This is the first of six Sequel films following the success of the 2017 TV series.
Princess Principal (TV) is licensed by Sentai Filmworks and available to stream on HIDIVE and Amazon Video.
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pkjd · 5 years
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The latest key visual, cast, and PV for the upcoming "Drifting Dragons" anime has been released.  The new series from Polygon Pictures will premiere on Fuji TV’s +Ultra programming lineup in January 2020; as well as distributed exclusively via Netflix.
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“Dragons, the rulers of the sky. To many people on the surface, they are dire threat, but at the same time, a valuable source of medicine, oil, and food. There are those who hunt the dragons. They travel the skies in dragon-hunting airships. This is the story of one of those ships, the “Quin Zaza”, and its crew.”
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Director: Tadahiro Yoshihira
Series Composition: Makoto Uezu
Character Design: Kyoko Kotani
Sound Director: Yoshikazu Iwanami
Music: Masaru Yokoyama
Studio: Polygon Pictures
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Tomoaki Maeno
Sora Amamiya
Soma Saito
Kana Hanazawa
Junichi Suwabe
Tomokazu Seki
Takahiro Sakurai
Kousuke Toriumi
Rie Kugimiya
Kentaro Kumagai
Makoto Furukawa
Takashi Matsuyama
Shunsuke Takeuchi
Yuuto Uemura
Chinatsu Akasaki
Junya Enoki
Kazuhiko Inoue
Hiroo Sasaki
via: drifting-dragons.jp
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officialtokyosan · 4 years
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everyone thank yoshikazu iwanami for providing beautiful the sound direction in the recent fate anime
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grooseman · 5 years
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Fire Force definitely has the same sound director as Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure (Yoshikazu Iwanami). Though jojo hasn’t done the blown out audio for action since part 2 (which sounded great imo). I know the blown out stuff he does can garner mixed response (i.e OPM S2) but in this case I think it works. It really gives it oomph; like rocket engines exploding. It’s extremely aggressive sounding which I think fits with fire. I’m really looking forward to seeing what he does with this show and hopefully he can whip up some cool stuff. 
Also it was just a pretty good first episode in general. Great art direction, animation, and music. 
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newsintheshell · 5 years
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Drifting Dragons: pubblicati locandina, nuovo trailer e cast dell’anime
La serie animata debutterà in Giappone a gennaio e sarà poi distribuita su Netflix.
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Il sito ufficiale di “Drifting Dragons�� (Kuutei Dragons) si è aggiornato rivelando una nuova locandina e un altro trailer per la la serie animata tratta dal manga di Taku Kuwabara, che debutterà in Giappone a gennaio 2020 e sarà distribuita in streaming da Netflix.
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Annunciato anche il cast principale della serie:
Mika: Tomoaki Maeno
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Takita: Sora Amamiya
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Giraud: Soma Saito
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Vanabelle: Kana Hanazawa
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Il progetto è diretto da Tadahiro Yoshihira (assistente di regia in Blame! Movie e nella trilogia di film Godzilla) presso Polygon Pictures (Ajin, Knights of Sidonia), la sceneggiatura è curata da Makoto Uezu (Assassination Classroom), mentre come direttore del suono troviamo Yoshikazu Iwanami (Ajin, Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works).
Draghi, i dominatori del cielo. Per le persone rappresentano sia una terribile minaccia che, al contempo, una preziosa fonte di olio, cibo e farmaci. È per questo che c’è chi rischia il tutto per tutto quotidianamente, andando a caccia delle maestose bestie a bordo di dirigibili.Questa è la storia del “Quin Zaza” e del suo equipaggio.
Il manga viene serializzato sulle pagine della rivista Good! Afternoon di Kodansha dal giugno del 2016 e, ad ora, conta sei volumi in corso di pubblicazione; l’opera arriverà qua in Italia grazie a Planet Manga da ottobre. Di recente viene anche pubblicato su Da Vinci un romanzo, incentrato su Vanabelle e altri personaggi femminili.
Autore: SilenziO))) (@s1lenzi0)
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yiulee999 · 5 years
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Hey! What do you think of OPM season 2? I still love it & am looking forward to next weeks new episode but i just wish Saitama had more screen time ;-(
hey nonny~! 
apologies for the late reply, its a combo of not getting notifications (tumblr u useless trashbucket) and being on surgery rotation (i miss sleeping so much) 
firstly, i am truly glad you still love it and look forward to the new episodes!!! 💖💖💖please dont let anything i say from this point on dissuade you from that enjoyment 
THAT BEING SAID 
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ive only watched up to the second episode, and i am having Such Difficulties convincing myself to keep watching. i know my rxns to ep 1 were overall pretty positive and I stand by it but the more i watch the more the Cringe/Hypercritique starts take over. 
Turns out, the art style had a bigger impact than i thought on the length of which i enjoy shows. personally, i just really like when anime/shows have a happy marriage between writing and artwork. and when show directors know how to interpret writing, how to set up a scene (the angle, the music, the pacing), and then communicate with artists who have the skills to bring that idea to life using the medium they’re given -- that’s when writing becomes storytelling. OPM’s writing is still fantastic since they’re going off ONE (whereas GoT has the opposite problem where the production value is 4K and the writing is early 2000s livejournal/fanfiction lol god why is everyone dropping the ball in 2019??)
As for the art, since opm switched to jc staff and shingo natsume & co. left for other projects ( ;;_____;; im emo ), its inevitable we would see a drop in animation quality and i find myself constantly getting distracted by things i never used to get concerned about in the first season (bc of the high bar of expectations set by s1 artists/directors, like theres just no way jc staff would match up it to all of that and i feel bad for them, they’re trying their best but that doesn’t mean theyre immune to critique on the artistic liberties that they’ve taken that i feel as a viewer, may not have been the best choice?) 
the shading: no, just, unnecessary and distracting and why is it the center of saitamas face, im by far no expert in lighting but a bish can tell something doesnt look right??? 
the shading pt II: color choices. just gonna say i was not expecting sai’s ‘hair shirt’ in ep 1 to be bright-ass neon green, it was a little jarring at first and i miss him in red ;-; i get hes supposed to have poor fashion choices but i dont see him as the type to pick something that stands out so much in the crowd, like he likes to be left alone. NEON doesnt really relay ‘hi dont mind me im just barely existing here lol’ 
the shading pt III: genos arms/neck. okaY so the bby looks good in screenshots. like he’s shiny and nice to look at when nothings moving. bUT this is animation?? movement of objections is different from still life manga so making every single scene almost 99% like murata’s panels translates a little awkwardly to the screen (like staff is lucky bc murata’s a force of nature with his panels playing out like a movie for ref). but when genos moves, the arms are just distracting bc everything around him is drawn simply without shadows so they stand out by themselves and i (visually) forget about the rest of him haha. 
the pacing: it feels scripted, person A says this so we’ll show person A in the shot, then person B is saying something so we have to cut to person B, etc etc like keeping pretty steady to manga lines to the point where i was starting to get bored bc i knew what was coming. it was really intervaled? like someone had to be saying something at a certain effect and i think s1 had more dramatic pauses (lol) but thats how you can place emphasis on scenes to have an emotional impact if the character doesnt say anything and just let the soundtrack do some talking and the cadence of the script will change too (im 10000% talking about the sunset scene in s1 god bless. like it was slow, there was MOOD there wasn’t any rush and really gave the viewer time to think about the relationship between the two characters and what that moment meant to each of them) i feel like there were several scenes that could have been more like in the scene where sai protected fubuki, could have been a little more dramatically emphasized (aka just a pause) so the viewer could get a chance to understand that he purprosefully shielded her or when genos says that strong heroes are drawn to saitama--bUT nope its the same pace, like c l o c k w o r k just like my t eARS--
the fight scenes: how do i even start. the one scene that got me INTO opm (like watching the anime, reading the manga, drawing fanart, writing fanfic, reading fanfics etc) was kickstarted by the fight scene between genos and saitama in s1 that was circulating on tumblr a while back. i thought the characters were interesting and the fight was badass and it just looked SO COOL. (also the forehead flick at the end just kinda sealed my fate). going from that to s2 fight scenes where its mostly cut scenes and freeze scenes?? where theres a cut out behind the characters back?? during a fight scene????? this isn’t a calling card or an anime opening??? i dont understand. when they dont do cut scenes, its interesting but my initial impression is just underwhelmed. i can find good parts but it feels like i have to replay the scene to notice it? theres also an overwhelming amount of graphics/cgi manipulation that overpowers the actual art sometimes. its lacking some of the fluidity that comes from hand drawn fight scenes from first season. OTL
the sound directing: so i thought that the mood just felt off for certain scenes and the sound didn’t seem to support the scene as well (unless it was like the character’s theme or smtg) and i looked it up and the sound director was also replaced (Yoshikazu Iwanami replacing Shoji Hata). i have no idea if the sound director is also in charge of character lines but there were parts were fubuki was monologuing and i had no idea she was inner monologuing, i thought she was talking out loud and that just took extra effort on my part to re-orient myself (im nitpitcking i know but its just how i watch shows lol) 
there are still some parts i like about the animation:
fubuki looks bangin and i love her👌👗
all of this just made me realize how insanely lucky we were to have an amazing s1 and just have it exist and how i really could not care less if they had just waited forever to make s2 as long as we had the same crew come back. but anime is still a business and the quicker they dish out merch/seasons, the more money they can bring in. which they do in the short run but they would bring in more if they spent a little more on quality in the long run and it becomes one of those classics that ppl will rewatch and keep recommending to ppl who want to get into anime and oh my god we’re never gonna have that now, are we. if im gonna rec it to a friend its gonna be ‘read the manga!’ or ‘just watch s1!’ uGH. its just an unfortunate situation, its not one person’s fault either, so many factors go into what made opm s1 so spectacular and seeing s2 just made me appreciate s1 more. i guess im happy to have a s2 regardless? 
i’ll still watch to support (and bc i like suiryuu and wanna see sai in a karate gi and wig lol). maybe i just have to get used to the new style. 
so in summary,
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