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AMBot | 12/22/2023 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
The TV anime adaptation of Shinobu Takayama's manga "Haigakura" has revealed its teaser video, offering a first glimpse into the mystical world of the series. The announcement also included details about the voice cast.
"Haigakura" is set in a heavenly realm where gods and humans coexist, and revolves around the action-packed journey of Ichio, a singer, and Tienkou, a divine being, as they embark on a quest to find the four ominous gods who hold the key to preventing the downfall of their world.
The teaser video provides glimpses of the celestial realm and introduces characters such as Ichio, Tienkou, Ransaiwa, and Hakugo. The trailer offers a taste of the story and the battles to be expected in the series.
The animation production for "Haigakura" is led by Typhoon Graphics. Junichi Yamamoto, known for "The Reason Why She Goes to the Duke's Mansion," is the director, while Yu Murai from the theater group KPR/Open Curtain Race is responsible for the series composition. The character design is handled by Masaki Sato of "Record of Ragnarok," and Yuki Kurihara, known for his work on "Blue Orchestra," is the music composer. Comments from the staff have been released, further heightening anticipation for the anime's broadcast in 2024.
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"Haigakura" is set in a heavenly realm where gods and humans coexist, and revolves around the action-packed journey of Ichio, a singer, and Tienkou, a divine being, as they embark on a quest to find the four ominous gods who hold the key to preventing the downfall of their world.
The teaser video provides glimpses of the celestial realm and introduces characters such as Ichio, Tienkou, Ransaiwa, and Hakugo. The trailer offers a taste of the story and the battles to be expected in the series.
The animation production for "Haigakura" is led by Typhoon Graphics. Junichi Yamamoto, known for "The Reason Why She Goes to the Duke's Mansion," is the director, while Yu Murai from the theater group KPR/Open Curtain Race is responsible for the series composition. The character design is handled by Masaki Sato of "Record of Ragnarok," and Yuki Kurihara, known for his work on "Blue Orchestra," is the music composer. Comments from the staff have been released, further heightening anticipation for the anime's broadcast in 2024.
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This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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