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AMBot | 09/30/2021 | Reading Time: 3 Min.
Crunchyroll has confirmed today that The Ancient Magus' Bride OAD "The Boy from the West and the Knight of the Blue Storm," Digimon Ghost Game, and World Trigger Season 3 will be streaming in fall 2021.
Digimon Ghost Game is produced by Toei Animation and described by Crunchyroll as follows:
Middle school student Hiro activates a mysterious device called a Digivice left behind by his father. This allows him to see unknown creatures called Digimon that seem invisible to ordinary people. On that day, he meets the mischievous Digimon Gammamon and gets caught up in a series of bizarre phenomena: from the "Mouth-Stitching Man," who steals people's lifespans, to the "Mummy Man," who wanders at night and abducts people... Together with Gammamon and his friends, Hiro steps into the mysterious world where Digimon live.
The third season of World Trigger is also being produced by Toei Animation under the direction of Morio Hatano. Crunchyroll describes the plot as follows:
One day, a gate to another world opens in Mikado City. Invaders from another dimension, called Neighbors, overrun the area around the gate, sparking a wave of fear in the city. Then, a mysterious group called Border appears and fights against the Neighbors. In no time, they establish a massive base and a defense system against the intruders. Four years have passed since then.
For The Ancient Magus' Bride OAD, Studio Kafka is handling production under the direction of Kazuaki Terasawa. The three-part OAD will be released alongside the limited editions of Volumes 16, 17, and 18 of the manga. Crunchyroll describes the plot as follows:
Young Gabriel has just moved away from London and is bored in his new surroundings—until one day, he sees purple smoke rising from the window of his house. He follows the smoke in hopes of finding some freedom and excitement. The boy's world and the world of magic are about to intersect, even though they shouldn't... Meanwhile, it's an oddly normal day for Elias and Chise—until Spriggan appears on a ghostly horse, delivering the grim news that the ghost hunters have arrived at an unusual time.
Source: Crunchyroll
Digimon Ghost Game is produced by Toei Animation and described by Crunchyroll as follows:
Middle school student Hiro activates a mysterious device called a Digivice left behind by his father. This allows him to see unknown creatures called Digimon that seem invisible to ordinary people. On that day, he meets the mischievous Digimon Gammamon and gets caught up in a series of bizarre phenomena: from the "Mouth-Stitching Man," who steals people's lifespans, to the "Mummy Man," who wanders at night and abducts people... Together with Gammamon and his friends, Hiro steps into the mysterious world where Digimon live.
The third season of World Trigger is also being produced by Toei Animation under the direction of Morio Hatano. Crunchyroll describes the plot as follows:
One day, a gate to another world opens in Mikado City. Invaders from another dimension, called Neighbors, overrun the area around the gate, sparking a wave of fear in the city. Then, a mysterious group called Border appears and fights against the Neighbors. In no time, they establish a massive base and a defense system against the intruders. Four years have passed since then.
For The Ancient Magus' Bride OAD, Studio Kafka is handling production under the direction of Kazuaki Terasawa. The three-part OAD will be released alongside the limited editions of Volumes 16, 17, and 18 of the manga. Crunchyroll describes the plot as follows:
Young Gabriel has just moved away from London and is bored in his new surroundings—until one day, he sees purple smoke rising from the window of his house. He follows the smoke in hopes of finding some freedom and excitement. The boy's world and the world of magic are about to intersect, even though they shouldn't... Meanwhile, it's an oddly normal day for Elias and Chise—until Spriggan appears on a ghostly horse, delivering the grim news that the ghost hunters have arrived at an unusual time.
Source: Crunchyroll
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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