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EAH VA/Seiyuus Part 2

For @sayuricorner's AU. Link to Part 1 here.

Same rules as my previous post, but I decided to look into more Japanese VA/Seiyuu's for this one. I also found a link for the Latin America VAs that I'll drop here because I had the hardest time finding Prudence and Charlotte's English VA (Erin Fitzgerald voices both of them) for some reason and they list both the English and LA VAs there.

Again this will be long so it's under the cut. Enjoy!

Alistair Wonderland/Liddell

Hirose Daisuke: Tenma Tsukasa (Project Sekai), Leonhard von Granzreich (Oushitsu Kyoushi Heine), Ikaruga Misumi (A3! Act! Addict! Actors!)

Atsushi Abe: Kukai Souma (Shugo Chara), Touma Kamijo (A Certain Magical Index/Scientific Railgun), Takeru Nakashima (Haikyuu 2)

Takuma Terashima: Touma Amagase (The Idolmaster SideM), Shiroe (Log Horizon), Otoya Ittoki (Uta no Prince-sama)

Bunny Blanc

Rikako Aida: Riko Sakurauchi (Love Live! Sunshine!!), Iyo Sakuraba (Pop Team Epic), Yuna Tachiki (Those Snow White Notes)

Akina: Azusawa Kohane (Project Sekai), Oona Aya (Girls Und Panzer), Karakuri Hitoha and Futaba (Tokyo 7th Sisters)

Minako Kotobuki: Vert FarBreton (Dog Days), Tsumugi Kotobuki (K-On!), Karina Lyle/Blue Rose (Tiger & Bunny)

Kitty Cheshire

Mikako Komatsu: Neko/Miyabi Ameno (K Project), Kotori Mizuki (Yu-Gi-Oh! Zexal), Ito Suzuno (Pretty Rhythm: Rainbow Live)

Emiri Kato: Blair (Soul Eater), Momoko Akatsutsumi/Hyper Blossom (Powerpuff Girls Z), Kagami Hiiragi (Lucky Star)

Sumire Uesaka: Sharu (Dog Days), Yuni/Cure Cosmo (Star Twinkle Pretty Cure), Konomi Kasahara (Iwa Kakeru! Climbing Girls)

Ginger Breadhouse

Machico: Kusanagi Nene (Project Sekai), Fumino Sayuki (Magia Record), Misaki Ayane (KiraKira Pretty Cure A La Mode)

Aoi Yuki: Ichigo Amano (Yumeiro Pâtissière), Koto Yumeno (Onegai My Melody), Madoka Kaname (Puella Magi Madoka Magica)

Minami Takahashi: Megumi Tadokoro (Food Wars!), Sora Kazesawa/Rin Oikawa (Aikatsu!), Aone Shikimiya (Re:Stage! Dream Days♪)

Courtly Jester

Mayumi Shintari: Nonon Jakuzure (Kill la Kill), Wendy (Black Butler: Book of Circus), Miss Shamour (Go! Princess Pretty Cure)

Misato Fukuten (Misato Sakuragi): Patty Lowell (Devil May Cry), Kurumu Kurono (Rosario + Vampire), Himiko Toga (MHA/BNHA)

Kikuko Inoue: Shizuna Minamoto (Negima! Magister Negi Magi!), Belldandy (Ah! My Goddess), Lust (FullMetal Alchemist Brotherhood)

Chase Redford

Gou Inoue: Kaisar Lidfard (Shingeki no Bahamut: Genesis), Kieth Goodman/Sky High (Tiger & Bunny), Stain (MHA/BNHA)

Kazuhiko Inoue: Kakashi Hatake (Naruto), Günter von Christ (Kyou Kara Maoh!), Daryun (Arslan Senki)

Takahiro Sakurai: Kouichi Kouno (Cardcaptor Sakura), Fakir (Princess Tutu), Suzaku Kururugi (Code Geass)

Jillian Beanstalk

Ayana Taketatsu: Azusa Nakano (K-On!), Vanilla (Yumeiro Pâtissière), Eclair Martinozzi (Dog Days)

Shizuka Ishigami: Nao Kashiwagi (Your Lie in April), Ikumi Mito (Food Wars!), Ayaka Uehara (How Heavy Are the Dumbbells You Lift?)

Sumire Uesaka: Sharu (Dog Days), Yuni/Cure Cosmo (Star Twinkle Pretty Cure), Konomi Kasahara (Iwa Kakeru! Climbing Girls)

Cedar Wood

Machico: Kusanagi Nene (Project Sekai), Fumino Sayuki (Magia Record), Misaki Ayane (KiraKira Pretty Cure A La Mode)

Mai Aizawa: Natsumi Murakami (Negima!), Ayano Minegishi (Lucky Star), Rie Nishina (Clannad (After Story))

Himika Akanya: Laala Manaka (PriPara), Ritsuka Tachibana (Dance with Devils), Zircon (Land of the Lustrous)

Rosabella Beauty

Chiaki Omigawa: Maka Albarn (Soul Eater), Valkyrie (Luck & Logic), Naomi Tanizaki (Mob Psycho 100)

Mariya Ise: Yuka Kano (Onegai My Melody), Urara Kasugano/Cure Lemonade (Yes! Pretty Cure 5), Levy McGarden/Romeo Conbolt (Fairy Tail)

Aina Aiba: Tokoha Anjou (Cardfight!! Vanguard G: NEXT/Z), Yukina Minato (BanG Dream!), Claudine Saijou (Revenue Starlight:RE LIVE)

Prudence Step

Saori Hayami: Razette, Burupya, Taijo, etc. (07 - Ghost), Miki Arai (Say "I Love You"), Yumeko Jabami (Kakegurui - Compulsive Gambler)

Ami Koshimizu: Ryuko Matoi (Kill la Kill), Kallen Stadfeld (Code Geass), Leonmichelli Galette des Rois (Dog Days)

Aoi Koga: Sora Kaneshiro (Angel's 3 Piece), Paimon (Genshin Impact), Kaguya Shinomiya (Kaguya-sama: Love is War)

Charlotte Step

Rie Kugimiya: Alphonse Elric (FullMetal Alchemist), Kagura (Gin Tama), Nagi Sanzenin (Hayate the Combat Butler)

Yui Horie: Eri Sawachika (School Rumble), Fiena (Orphan), Honey Kisaragi (Re: Cutie Honey (OVA 2004)

Chinatsu Akasaki: Nanami Akasaki (Sacred Seven), Akane Hino (The Idolmaster Cinderella Girls), Alice Nakiri (Food Wars!)

Justine Dancer

Nanae Katou: Ahiru/Princess Tutu (Princess Tutu), Miki (Shugo Chara), Kakeru Megane (Inazuma Eleven)

Yoshino Nanjo: Eli Ayase (Love Live!), Maaya Awatsuki (A Certain Scientific Railgun), Shirabe Tsukuyomi (Senki Zesshou Symphogear)

Chinatsu Akasaki: Nanami Akasaki (Sacred Seven), Akane Hino (The Idolmaster Cinderella Girls), Chinatsu Hiyama (Welcome to the Ballroom)

Nina Thumbell

Aimi: Suiko (Cardfight!! Vanguard), Kazumi Tokiwa (Futari wa Milky Holmes/Tantei Kageki Milky Holmes TD), Kasumi Toyama (BanG Dream!)

Yui Horie: Millhiore Firianno Biscotti (Dog Days), Fiena (Orphan), Honey Kisaragi (RE: Cutie Honey (OVA 2004))

Kino Hina: Ootori Emu (Project Sekai), Fuwa (Star Twinkle Pretty Cure), Moon Rabbit Cake (Cookie Run: Kingdom)

And that is it! Thanks again for reading! Remember to show Sayuri some love too okay?

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Those Snow White Notes – 01 (First Impressions) – Challenge Issued

AOTS Alert. Repeat, we have an Early AOTS Alert. Those Snow White Notes is an absolute joy to experience from beginning to end. Its absolute banger of a first episode tells a story of inspiration, loss, loneliness, listlessness, self-worth and self-actualization, jealousy, love, and much more—so much it feels like a little self-contained mini-film.

Oh yeah, did I mention it centers around a shamisen player, so the show’s music is supervised by The Yoshida Brothers, in addition to being directed by the fellow who not only gave us the tone-setting first episode of Rakugo Shinjuu, but both seasons of the excellent Master Teaser Takagi-san, of all things? We’re clearly dealing with some talented folks, so it’s amazing it doesn’t feel nearly as pretentious as it should.

A lot of that has to do with how simply and how efficiently the story is laid out and how easily it is to slide into the lives it follows. We start with Sawamura Setsu and his big brother Wakana listening through a cracked door as their grandfather plays to a transfixed crowd. An aside: I’m probably not alone when I say the sound of a well-played shamisen activates my sense of musical awe in addition to my ASMR, resulting in persistent goosebumps every time I hear it…or even think of it!

That said, as soon as the sweet music is over, the warm scene is replaced by a face-slap of a bitter winter scene, in which the Setsu is leaving home. When his gramps died, his “sound” disappeared too, so he’s going “somewhere loud” in hopes he can get it back. He doesn’t know if Tokyo is that place, but he knows he can’t stay home, saying “there’s nothing here anymore.”

We’re only two minutes in, and we’ve already learned so much while being treated to what is the first but hardly the least shamisen number. (It’s also clear I’m going to end up writing way too many words in this review! If only we had an editor around here…)

SWN’s next efficient-yet-effective character portrait is of Tachiki Yuna, an actress/model who is paying the bills with a hostess club job, having to keep smiling and pretending to be happy to be there even after her agency notifies her that she was passed over for a role. After her shift she’s encouraged by her boyfriend Taketo’s texts, and she considers herself fortunate to “have a man who’s talented.”

Yuna happens to be in the bustling streets of Roppongi when Setsu literally bumps into her after getting temporarily dazed by the sheer brightness of the city lights. The two part ways, but Setsu immediately bumps into some less savory characters who start to beat on him. It’s here we learn that Yuna has a heart of gold, as she comes to the Setsu’s rescue with some karate kicks.

After dreaming about his grandfather essentially telling him to stop playing the shamisen if he dies, Setsu wakes up in girly pajamas in Yuna’s cozy apartment, and she cooks the two of them breakfast. Setsu learns that Yuna is a 22-year-old gravure model. Yuna learns Setsu is a Tsugaru shamisen player, but he can’t play for her because he’s “empty inside”, which just happens to be how she’s been feeling lately.

When Wakana hears from Setsu in a letter, he assumes his little brother just went to Tokyo to get laid. But seeing in Setsu a kind of kindred soul, she proposes he continue living with her and doing the housework until he can get his sound back. Before long, a week passes, the longest he’s ever gone without playing since first picking up a shamisen.

Yuna takes Setsu to a restaurant to meet her great and talented boyfriend Taketo along with his band, and Taketo is revealed to be a preening, self-involved jackass who is far beneath Yuna. Setsu intervenes when he sees Taketo trying to extract some serious cash from Yuna to pay for studio he’s renting. He then tells her he’ll be too busy writing music to hang out later that night.

When Yuna and a bandmate have to hold Taketo back, Setsu peaces out, running through the crush of people and noting just how much noisier Tokyo was than a bumpkin like him could have imagined. He gets caught up on a word his gramps used about his sound—”disgraceful”—not because Setsu sucked at shamisen, but because all he ever did was imitate his gramps.

But right here and now Setsu is mad and wants to express it. He wants to play. So he sits down beside the river and plays. Yuna happens to pass by as he’s starting to play, and while he’d later describe the performance as rough and ugly due to the rust of a mere week, but Yuna and I become entranced.

As someone who can only understand between 1-10% of any given spoken Japanese sentence, the language itself is a kind of music, although I know enough words and phrases to know that it isn’t, so it remains separate from the real thing. But pure music like Setsu’s strumming transcends words as it expresses emotions, ideas, and memories of both player and listener.

In Yuna’s case, she’s transported back to her meeting with her agent, who was trying to get her to audition for racier movies and TV. Rightfully insulted by the insinuation she’s nothing but a pretty face and body, she throws a glass of water in his face, and is warned that she won’t go far if she turns such jobs down.

In the midst of listening to Setsu’s raw and angry performance, Yuna takes comfort in knowing even if her career doesn’t amount to anything, at least she has a good man in Taketo. She stops by the good man’s place to find him with having slept with some other woman, to whom she says “you can have him” and leaves as Setsu’s piece comes to a bitter, final note.

When Setsu comes home, Yuna is still awake, and tells him she heard his music. When she did, she realized they’re not alike at all. Setsu isn’t a “sad person with nothing going” for him like she is, and so she can’t help but feel jealous of him. She says she’ll be going away for a while, and asks him to vacate her apartment while she’s gone.

Another day, Setsu encounters Taketo on the street, who is preparing for a concert with his band. Taketo decides to use Setsu as a hostage, telling Yuna he’ll break his arm if she doesn’t show up. For this shitbaggery, Taketo is promptly punished with a Karma Kick from Yuna, coming to Setsu’s rescue once more.

She apologizes for involving Setsu in her drama, but with the wind kicked out of Taketo, she needs to ask for him to be involved a little bit longer. They need someone to go out there and entertain the crowd until the scumbag recovers. Just like that, Setsu finally gets a stage and a crowd on which to test whether he can get his lost sound back. Three guesses as to whether he manages this.

The ensuing powerhouse of a performance by Setsu calls to mind the best music scenes of Your Lie in April, only in this case the crowd was expecting a rock band, not a Tsugaru shamisen player. As he nervously tells the initially confused crowd, he plays “Jongara Bushi”, and as he does, he recalls in black-and-white memories what his grandfather had to say about the peice.

Gramps described the beginning as passionate and hot-blooded, but it starts to calm, grow progressively sadder and heartrending, weakening and waning. He’s basically describing a life. But, unlike a fiery youth who calms down in middle age and eventually withers and passes away, “Jongara” claws its way back, refusing to be beaten down, issues a challenge with its final furious crescendo.

The crowd watches in dead silence, just as Yuna did, and you can’t help but think of what is flashing through their heads while they listen; while they’re being taken on this roller coaster ride of powerful emotions. Just like April, the stage lights illuminate dust motes to give the simultaneous appearance of snow and magical sparkles. Setsu is casting a spell on everyone in that hall with his sound, and not even Taketo can deny its power.

Not only that, but the performance is being live-streamed on the internet, where even if it doesn’t go viral, it’s being watched from home by someone Setsu is sure to meet at some point; perhaps someone who like him has been around shamisen music enough to know that by their standards his performance was just okay. But I’m with Yuna, Taketo, and rest of the crowd: that was fucking awesome.

Also awesome? Yuna doesn’t take Taketo back. They’re done, and he knows he “lost himself a good woman”, even if Yuna would argue that she’s good at anything. Also, while I’m sad to see her go, Yuna does go on her trip to find her…well, not sound, but I guess to find what it is she can contribute to the world and feel good about it. Modeling and porn were decidedly not those things, but I hope the show won’t lose sight of her journey.

Setsu continues to live in her apartment after she leaves, but Taketo tends to come by a lot, so it’s clear that while he’s an asshole, he and Setsu will probably continue to interact with each other, if not outright befriend each other. While Setsu has the kettle on, he recalls walking Yuna to the train station, gives him a kiss before pushing him away and boarding the train with a final wave goodbye. Assuring him that whatever girl he ends up with “will be very happy”.

Back at her apartment, Taketo says that Setsu seems most alive when he’s playing, but if the shamisen is what gives him life, then sooner or later that world will “drag him in.” Taketo is hitting the nail on the head when their talk is abruptly interrupted by the most ridiculous occurrence in the episode: on the snap of a woman’s fingers, the door to Yuna’s apartment is forced open, a smoke bomb goes off, and two SWAT officers flank a glamorous woman with silver hair, blue eyes, and an April O’Neil jacket.

She’s here for Setsu, whom she calls “Baby-chan”, and Setsu calls her Umeko, but I know from the initial description of the show that this is his mom…who it’s immediately clear is a lot. Looks like however much of his sound Setsu believes he’s found in Tokyo, Umeko will have an unnegotiable say in his life…at least as long as he’s still a kid!

By: sesameacrylic

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Kengan Ashura, svelati un nuovo trailer e altri membri del cast

La serie debutterà su Netflix in estate.

Pubblicato un nuovo video promozionale di “Kengan Ashura”, rivelando che la serie animata basata sul manga, scritto da Yabako Sandrovich e disegnato da Daromeon, debutterà globalmente su Netflix in estate.

Il teaser contiene un estratto in anteprima della sigla di apertura "KING & ASHLEY", ad opera della band MY FIRST STORY.

Si aggiungono inoltre al cast già annunciato ben altri 74 doppiatori, i cui ruoli non sono stati specificati al momento:

Youhei Azakami 

Masuo Amada 

Kouji Ishii 

Akira Ishida 

Kazuya Ichijo 

Jin Urayama 

Akio Ootsuka 

Megumi Ogata 

Atsushi Ono 

Daisuke Ono 

Yasuyuki Kase 

Masayuki Katou 

Tetsuo Kanao 

Mai Kanazawa 

Takahiro Kameoka 

Noriyuki Kawamoto 

Taiten Kusunogi 

Naomi Kusumi 

Tomoyo Kurosawa 

Natsuko Kuwatani 

Tessyo Genda 

Makoto Koichi 

Katsuyoki Konishi 

Misao Kobayashi 

Yuu Kobayashi

Rikiya Koyama 

Takahiro Sakurai 

Shouzou Sasaki 

Chiharu Sawashiro 

Hidekazu Shibata 

Yoshiyuki Shimozuma 

Ikkyuu Juku 

Hiroshi Shirokuma 

Misono Suzuki 

Shinya Takahashi 

Ryousuke Takahashi 

Eiji Takeuchi 

Ryouta Takeuchi 

Fumihiko Tachiki 

Shigeru Chiba 

Kenjirou Tsuda 

Eiichirou Tokumoto 

Aki Toyosaki 

Takehiro Hasu 

Ryuuzou Hasuike 

Rina Hidaka 

Noriyuki Hiyama 

Daisuke Hirakawa 

Mana Hirata 

Yuuya Hirose 

Keiji Fujiwara 

Mai Fuchigami 

Soichiro Hoshi 

Takanori Hoshino 

Yuusuke Hoshino 

Chado Horii 

Ryouko Maekawa 

Mathew Masaru Barron

Yasunori Masutani 

Yoshitsugu Matsuoka 

Masaya Matsukaze 

Kenichirou Matsuda 

Dai Matsumoto 

Mitsuaki Madono 

Takahiro Mizushima 

Masaaki Mizunaka 

Kenta Miyake 

Katsuki Murase 

Eiji Yanagisawa 

Kanehira Yamamoto 

Yukana 

Kouji Yusa 

Masumi Yoshida 

Seiji Kishi (Assassination Classroom, Tsuki ga Kirei) dirigerà il progetto presso lo studio Larx Entertainment, il design dei personaggi sarà adattato da Kazuaki Morita (Danganronpa 3, Classroom of the Elite) e la sceneggiatura sarà curata da Makoto Uezu (KonoSuba, Yuki Yuna is a Hero). La colonna sonora sarà composta da Yasuharu Takanashi (Killing Bites, Naruto: Shippuuden).

Sin dal periodo Edo in Giappone vengono organizzati dei tornei che vedono combattenti affrontarsi a mani nude per conto di avidi imprenditori e commercianti senza scrupoli. Al termine di questi scontri fra gladiatori, chi vince prende tutto. Ouma Tokita, soprannominato “Ashura”, entra nel giro sbaragliando ogni avversario e attirando l'attenzione di grandi industriali, tra cui il presidente del Gruppo Nogi, Hideki.

L’opera è stata serializzata sulla app Manga ONE dal 2012 e si è conclusa lo scorso agosto, ma dal 17 gennaio l’autore ne ha lanciato un nuovo arco narrativo. 

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A Boy Looking for His Own Sound in Tsugaru Jamisen-themed Anime Mashiro no Oto 2nd PV

    The official website for the upcoming TV anime adaptation of Marimo Ragawa's Tsugaru Jamisen-themed manga Mashiro no Oto has posted a 90-second second PV. The clip depicts the protagonist Setsu Sawamura, who comes to Tokyo alone from Aomori, meets the Tsugaru Shamisen Club members and grows up in search of his own unique sound. You can also listen to the anime OP theme song "BLIZZARD" performed by the three-member rock band BURNOUT SYNDROMES in the clip.

  The TV anime Mashiro no Oto is set to premiere on MBS/TBS/BS-TBS' "Animeism" midnight programming block on April 2, 2021, and will be streamed exclusively on Amazon Prime Video in Japan. 

    2nd PV:

    The site has also announced six additional voice cast members:

  Matsugoro Sawamura: Tomohisa Aso (Seishi Yokomizo in Case File nº221: Kabukicho)

Takaomi Kaji: Yuki Kaji (Eren Yearger in Attack on Titan)

Ushio Arakawa: Fukushi Ochiai (Natsunosuke Bonda in Gurazeni: Money Picth)

Sakura Yamano: Yuna Taniguchi (Nao Nanao in Ahiru no Sora)

Keiko Koyabu: Tomoyo Takayanagi (Mira Konohara in Asteroid in Love)

Hiroshi Otawara: Kyoya Kimura 

    ✨第2弾PV公開✨ 雪が津軽三味線愛好会と出会い、自分だけの音を求めて成長する姿を描いた第2弾PVが公開❗ 津軽三味線甲子園で登場するキャラクターたちにもご注目ください✨https://t.co/ihN3X5v0DE 2021年4月2日深夜2:25よりMBS/TBS/BS-TBS “アニメイズム”枠にて放送開始????#ましろのおと pic.twitter.com/o8yyOqhxuY

— 『ましろのおと』TVアニメ公式 (@mashironooto_pr) March 4, 2021

    The anime's story centers on a 16-year-old Tsugaru Jamisen player, Setsu Sawamura. After the death of his grandfather, who was his shamisen teacher, he has been unable to play the instrument. In order to find his "favorite sound" that has been lost, he travels to Tokyo with no destination. He is rescued by a woman working in a cabaret club, Yuna Tachiki. As an opening act of the club's live show, he ends up playing Tsugaru Jamisen on the stage.

  Hiroaki Akagi (Karakai Jozu no Takagi-san) is attached to direct the TV anime adaptation at Shin-Ei Animation (Crayon Shin-chan, Doraemon). The Tsugaru Jamisen performances in the anime are supervised by Yoshida Brothers. 

    Main voice cast: 

  Setsu Sawamura: Nobunaga Shimazaki (Baki Hanma in BAKI)

Wakana Sawamura: Yoshimasa Hosoya (Orga Itsuka in Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans)

Shuri Maeda: Yume Miyamoto (Rikka Takarada in SSSS.Gridman)

Yui Yamazato: Reina Kondo (Nina Maehara in Dropout Idol Fruit Tart)

Kaito Yaguchi: Nobuhiko Okamoto (Accelerator in A Certain Magical Index)

Rai Nagamori: Tatsuhisa Suzuki (Makoto Tachibana in Free!)

Umeko Sawamura: Takako Honda (Anko Mitarashi in NARUTO) 

    2nd key visual:

    Source: TV anime "Mashiro no Oto" official website / Twitter

  ©Marimo Ragawa, KODANSHA/Mashiro no Oto Production Committee

  By: Mikikazu Komatsu

#Anime #News #Latest in Anime News by Crunchyroll!

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Tsugaru Jamisen-themed Anime Mashiro no Oto Reveals Its April 2 Premiere & Theme Song Performers

    Along with a second key visual and a 30-second new CM, the official website for the upcoming TV anime adaptation of Marimo Ragawa's Tsugaru Jamisen-themed manga Mashiro no Oto announced today that it is set to premiere on MBS/TBS/BS-TBS' "Animeism" midnight programming block on April 2, 2021. 

    It is also announced that the anime's two OP theme songs, "BLIZZARD" and "Ginsekai" (Silverworld) are performed by the three-member rock band BURNOUT SYNDROMES (the former is introduced in the latest CM below), while its ED theme song "Kono Yume ga Sameru made" (Until this dream wakes me up) is sung by singer-songwriter Miliyah Kato, as a collaboration work with the internationally acclaimed Tsugaru-jamisen performance unit Yoshida Brothers.

    Latest CM:

    2nd key visual:

    ✨2021年4月2日深夜2:25より“アニメイズム”枠にて放送開始✨ 4月2日(金)深夜2:25よりMBS/TBS/BS-TBS“アニメイズム”枠にて放送開始が決定！ 主人公・雪と実力派の津軽三味線奏者・神木清流が演奏シーンが描かれた第2弾キービジュアルが公開????https://t.co/8m12z283uH#ましろのおと pic.twitter.com/MzVO1efquW

— 『ましろのおと』TVアニメ公式 (@mashironooto_pr) February 4, 2021

    As the author's first shonen manga, Mashiro no Oto has been serialized in Kodansha's Monthly Shonen Magazine since 2010 and has released 25 tankobon volumes. Its story centers on a 16-year-old Tsugaru Jamisen player, Setsu Sawamura. After the death of his grandfather, who was his shamisen teacher, he has been unable to play the instrument. In order to find his "favorite sound" that has been lost, he travels to Tokyo with no destination. He is rescued by a woman working in a cabaret club, Yuna Tachiki. As an opening act of the club's live show, he ends up playing Tsugaru Jamisen on the stage.

  Hiroaki Akagi (Karakai Jozu no Takagi-san) is attached to direct the TV anime adaptation at Shin-Ei Animation (Crayon Shin-chan, Doraemon). The Tsugaru Jamisen performances in the anime are supervised by Yoshida Brothers. 

    Main voice cast: 

  Setsu Sawamura: Nobunaga Shimazaki (Baki Hanma in BAKI)

Wakana Sawamura: Yoshimasa Hosoya (Orga Itsuka in Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans)

Shuri Maeda: Yume Miyamoto (Rikka Takarada in SSSS.Gridman)

Yui Yamazato: Reina Kondo (Nina Maehara in Dropout Idol Fruit Tart)

Kaito Yaguchi: Nobuhiko Okamoto (Accelerator in A Certain Magical Index)

Rai Nagamori: Tatsuhisa Suzuki (Makoto Tachibana in Free!)

Umeko Sawamura: Takako Honda (Anko Mitarashi in NARUTO) 

    1st key visual:

    1st PV:

    Source: TV anime "Mashiro no Oto" official website / Twitter

  ©Marimo Ragawa, KODANSHA/Mashiro no Oto Production Committee

  By: Mikikazu Komatsu

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TV Anime Mashiro no Oto 1st PV Announces Its April 2021 Premiere in Animeism Programming Block

    Along with a first key visual and a 100-second first PV, the official website for the upcoming TV anime adaptation of  Marimo Ragawa's Tsugaru Jamisen-themed manga Mashiro no Oto announced today that it is set to premiere in MBS/TBS/BS-TBS' "Animeism" midnight programming block in April 2021.

    The first key visual featuring the five members of the Tsugaru Jamisen Society:

    The first PV:

    As the author's first shonen manga, Mashiro no Oto has been serialized in Kodansha's Monthly Shonen Magazine since 2010 and has released 25 tankobon volumes. Its story centers on a 16-year-old Tsugaru Jamisen player, Setsu Sawamura. After the death of his grandfather, who was his shamisen teacher, he has been unable to play the instrument. In order to find his "favorite sound" that has been lost, he travels to Tokyo with no destination. He is rescued by a woman working in a cabaret club, Yuna Tachiki. As an opening act of the club's live show, he ends up playing Tsugaru Jamisen on the stage.

  Hiroaki Akagi (Karakai Jozu no Takagi-san) is attached to direct the TV anime adaptation at Shin-Ei Animation (Crayon Shin-chan, Doraemon). The Tsugaru Jamisen performances in the anime are supervised by the internationaly renowned shamisen performance unit Yoshida Brothers. 

    Main voice cast: 

  Setsu Sawamura: Nobunaga Shimazaki (Baki Hanma in BAKI)

Wakana Sawamura: Yoshimasa Hosoya (Orga Itsuka in Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans)

Shuri Maeda: Yume Miyamoto (Rikka Takarada in SSSS.Gridman)

Yui Yamazato: Reina Kondo (Nina Maehara in Dropout Idol Fruit Tart)

Kaito Yaguchi: Nobuhiko Okamoto (Accelerator in A Certain Magical Index)

Rai Nagamori: Tatsuhisa Suzuki (Makoto Tachibana in Free!)

Umeko Sawamura: Takako Honda (Anko Mitarashi in NARUTO) 

    ✨2021年4月“アニメイズム”枠にて放送開始✨ 2021年4月MBS/TBS/BS-TBS“アニメイズム”枠にて放送開始が決定！ 澤村雪とともに津軽三味線愛好会メンバーの前田朱利、山里結、矢口海人、永森雷が描かれた第1弾キービジュアルが公開????https://t.co/8m12z283uH#ましろのおと pic.twitter.com/APecx0CGmT

— 『ましろのおと』TVアニメ公式 (@mashironooto_pr) November 5, 2020

    Source: TV anime "Mashiro no Oto" official website / Twitter

  ©Marimo Ragawa, KODANSHA/Mashiro no Oto Production Committee

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