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AMBot | 09/13/2023 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
"Paradox Live The Animation" is gearing up for its upcoming debut on October 3, and its creators have recently revealed new details about the show. On the franchise's official platforms, it was announced that the opening song "RISE UP" will be performed by four teams: BAE, The Cat's Whiskers, cozmez, and Akan Yatsura. Buraikan will sing the series' ending theme, "Every Day Every Night."
In addition to these musical contributions, the series has announced new staff members. These include Yū Wazu for prop design, Miyuki Koga for costume design, NAKAI for concept art, and Masatoshi Kai as art director. Sayuri Yoshida is in charge of color design, Tsuyoshi Sadamatsu handles editing, Hisashi Matsumuko serves as compositing director of photography, Yukio Nagasaki is the sound director, and the music is composed by Taku Iwasaki.
"Paradox Live The Animation" is directed by Naoya Ando, with the script written by Takayo Ikami and character designs by Koji Haneda. The film is part of a large-scale multimedia initiative by Avex and GCREST centered around hip-hop, set in a near-future world where rappers use a special metallic substance called "Phantom Metal" to create visually stunning performances. The material chemically interacts with the rappers' DNA, allowing them to project illusions that correspond to their emotions during the concert, creating a unique, futuristic concert experience.
In addition to these musical contributions, the series has announced new staff members. These include Yū Wazu for prop design, Miyuki Koga for costume design, NAKAI for concept art, and Masatoshi Kai as art director. Sayuri Yoshida is in charge of color design, Tsuyoshi Sadamatsu handles editing, Hisashi Matsumuko serves as compositing director of photography, Yukio Nagasaki is the sound director, and the music is composed by Taku Iwasaki.
"Paradox Live The Animation" is directed by Naoya Ando, with the script written by Takayo Ikami and character designs by Koji Haneda. The film is part of a large-scale multimedia initiative by Avex and GCREST centered around hip-hop, set in a near-future world where rappers use a special metallic substance called "Phantom Metal" to create visually stunning performances. The material chemically interacts with the rappers' DNA, allowing them to project illusions that correspond to their emotions during the concert, creating a unique, futuristic concert experience.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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