Image: Haro Aso, Kotaro Takata, Shogakukan/Zom100 Project
Mb | Jun 20, 2023 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
The latest addition to the zombie genre is the upcoming anime adaptation of Haro Aso and Kotaro Takata's manga "Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead." Recently, Viz Media released an English-dubbed trailer for the TV anime, giving viewers a glimpse of what's to come.
In the series, voice actors Zeno Robinson, Abby Trott, Xander Mobus, and Laura Post lend their talents to the characters Akira Tendo, Shizuka Mikazuki, Kenichiro Ryuzaki, and Beatrix Amerhauser, respectively. This ensures a diverse and experienced selection of voices to bring the characters to life.
The anime is set to premiere on July 9 in Japan. Simultaneously, it will be available for streaming in the United States on Hulu and Netflix.
The story revolves around the protagonist Akira Tendo, a man dissatisfied with his dull life and his job at a company. His monotonous existence takes a drastic turn when a zombie apocalypse strikes his town. Akira sees this as an opportunity and decides to seize the day by completing a list of 100 tasks before he potentially turns into a zombie himself.
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In the series, voice actors Zeno Robinson, Abby Trott, Xander Mobus, and Laura Post lend their talents to the characters Akira Tendo, Shizuka Mikazuki, Kenichiro Ryuzaki, and Beatrix Amerhauser, respectively. This ensures a diverse and experienced selection of voices to bring the characters to life.
The anime is set to premiere on July 9 in Japan. Simultaneously, it will be available for streaming in the United States on Hulu and Netflix.
The story revolves around the protagonist Akira Tendo, a man dissatisfied with his dull life and his job at a company. His monotonous existence takes a drastic turn when a zombie apocalypse strikes his town. Akira sees this as an opportunity and decides to seize the day by completing a list of 100 tasks before he potentially turns into a zombie himself.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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