#character: saijo yui

[movielosophy]

Geeks: Keisatsusho no Henjintachi | Just stay the way you are.

[anime-herald]

Earlier today, the official Sakura Wars Twitter account revealed a new cast member for upcoming game Project Sakura Wars (Shin Sakura Taisen). The game will add the following:

Oboro: Daisuke Kishio

Oboro is a high-grade kouma who appeared in the Imperial Capitol with Yasha. He has a high-flying, arrogant demeanor and a generally disillusioned air. His distorted views on the world inspire terror in the population, and he in turn revels in their despair. He specializes in producing illusions, which are conjured up by incredible powers, and brings swift death to those who come at the wrong end of his teeth.

In battle, Oboro commands the puppet soldier Arabaki. Visuals for the character and his craft were also revealed along with a visual for Puppet Soldier Kyokotsu. You can check all three out below.

Oboro

Puppet Soldier Arabaki

Puppet Soldier Kyokotsu

Project Sakura Wars will hit Japanese retailers on December 12. A standard and Limited Edition are both planned for the project. The Limited Edition will include a soundtrack CD set and an artbook. The CDs will feature more than sixty songs from the franchise’s history, while the artbook will contain seventy-two pages of art from the series.

Early adopters will also receive a PS4 theme, though details on this have yet to be announced.

The project will be released worldwide in Spring 2020.

The confirmed voice cast includes:

Claris: Saori Hayami

Hatsuho Shinonome: Maaya Uchida

Seijūrō Kamiyama : Yōhei Azakami

Sakura Amamiya: Ayane Sakura

Azami Mochizuki: Hibiku Yamamura

Anastasia Palma: Ayaka Fukuhara

Sumire Kanzaki: Michie Tomizawa

Reiji Shiba: Tomikazu Sugita

Kaoru Rindou: Yui Ishikawa

Komachi Ooba: Ryoko Shiraishi

Yang Shaolong: Yuuichirou Umehara

Yui Huang: Sumire Uesaka

Arthur: Nobunaga Shimazaki

Lancelot: Manami Numakura

“Yasha”: Chisa Yokoyama

Elise: Nana Mizuki

Margarethe: Rie Kugimiya

Itsuki Saijo: Mayu Yoshioka

Hiromi Hongo: Haruka Terui

Itsuki Saijo: Mayu Yoshioka

Hiromi Hongo: Haruka Terui

Bleach creator Tite Kubo is providing the original character designs, while Jiro Ishii (Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors, Under the Dog) is in charge of the story structure. Series composer Kohei Tanaka (Sakura Wars franchise, One Piece, Mobile Fighter G Gundam) is scoring the game’s soundtrack. Other staff members include:

Script: Takaaki Suzuki (Girls und Panzer, Strike Witches)

Setting and Scenario Summary: Takanobu Terada

Development Director: Tetsuya Ootsubo

Producer: Tetsu Kitano

Character Visual Setting: Masashi Kudou

Main Mechanical Designer: Mika Akitaka

Executive Producer: Haruki Satomi

Original Concept: Ohji Hiroi

Project Sakura Wars will be set twelve years after the events of Sakura Wars 5: So Long, My Love. In this new entry, the Combat Revues, which previously protected nations from evil while working incognito, are well known to all.

Indeed, the Great Combat Reveue World War is more of a global sporting event, in which the Combat Revues from across the globe gather in Japan’s Imperial Capital to compete in a tournament. These disparate groups then compete to determine which country’s kouma-crushing corps reigns supreme. By the time Project Sakura Wars begins, two such events have already taken place, and the nations are gathering in the Imperial capital for the third. What should be a peaceful event, though, suddenly takes a turn for the serious.

Sega’s email communication describes the story as:

The stage is set in a romanticized version of 1940s Imperial Tokyo. 10 years ago, a cataclysm resulted in the devastating loss of the Imperial Combat Revue of Tokyo, the capital’s global defense force operating out of the Imperial Theater. The theater has since fallen on hard times and risks closure. As captain of the new Tokyo revue, it’s up to you to mend the hearts of your troops and restore the Imperial Theater back to its former glory!

Project Sakura Wars will receive an anime series, which will air in 2020. Manabu Ono (Sword Art Online: Alicization, Horizon in the Middle of Nowhere) will direct the project at Sanzigen and co-write the scripts with Tatsuhiko Urahata (Hi-Score Girl, GATE). Sakura Wars composer will score the soundtrack. Ohji Hiroi and Sega are credited with the original concept.

According to their Tokyo Game Show stream, the project will be a side story that supplements the events of the game.

Project Sakura Wars was first revealed on April 14, 2018 at Sega Fes, and was originally tentatively slated to launch prior to March 31, 2019. On April 19, 2019, Sega Holdings President and CEO Haruki Satomi confirmed that the project will be “more than a game.”

A western release was not confirmed until March 29, though Japanese Asian releases were confirmed to be in the works.

Sakura Wars is an original project by Sega CS2 R&D (later Overworks) and Red Entertainment. Ohji Hiroi (Moeyo Ken, Far East of Eden), Satoru Akahori (Saber Marionette J, Martian Successor Nadesico), and Kosuke Fujishima (Ah! My Goddess, You’re Under Arrest!) are listed as the original creators of the franchise.

The first title appeared on the Sega Saturn in 1996. The initial entry, while released only in Japan at the time, was estimated to have a 200,000 lifetime sales goal. The title sold 205,270 units in its opening week, which was roughly 57% of the launch shipment. At the time, the title was seen as having the largest debut for a Sega title to date. It would go on to move 359,485 copies throughout the Saturn’s lifespan.

Since then, the title has gone on to spawn:

Five main-line titles

Fifteen spin-off games

An anime TV series by Madhouse

Five anime OVA series

Seven manga and light novel adaptations

Sixteen high-profile live stage shows

The final main-line title in the series, Sakura Wars V: So Long, My Love was released in North America by NIS America. The title is available on Sony’s PlayStation 2, as well as Nintendo Wii console.

Source: Sakura Wars Website

Project Sakura Wars Voice Cast Adds Daisuke Kishio Earlier today, the official Sakura Wars Twitter account revealed a new cast member for upcoming game…

[imagine-imas]

Accepted Characters~

This list will probably be updated periodically as I become more familiar with the characters. Last update: 03/25/18

765Pro:

Amami Haruka

Kirasagi Chihaya

Hagiwara Yukiho

Kikuchi Makoto

Miura Azusa*

Akizuki Ritsuko*

Shijou Takane*

Otonashi Kotori*

346Pro/Cinderella Girls:

Shimamura Uzuki

Honda Mio

Shibuya Rin

Anatsasia

Totoki Airi*

Ogata Chieri

Nitta Minami*

Futaba Anzu

Mimura Kanako

Moroboshi Kirari

Abe Nana*

Sakuma Mayu

Jougasaki Mika

Miyamoto Frederica*

Hayami Kanade

Hojo Karen

Kamiya Nao

Ichinose Shiki*

Ohtsuki Yui

283Pro:

Kazano Hiori

Sakuragi Mano

Hachimiya Meguru

Tanaka Mamimi*

Yukoku Kiriko

Tsukioka Kogane*

Mitsumine Yuika*

Shirase Sakuya*

Osaki Amana

Osaki Tenka

Kuwayama Chiyuki*

Morino Rinze

Sonoda Chiyoko

Saijo Juri

Arisugawa Natsuha*

(Characters marked with a * are also accepted for nsfw requests)

[movielosophy]

Geeks: Keisatsusho no Henjintachi | | No one likes the rookie who's trying too hard.

[movielosophy]

Geeks: Keisatsusho no Henjintachi | WHY?

[movielosophy]

Geeks: Keisatsusho no Henjintachi | Time to clock out.

[movielosophy]

Geeks: Keisatsusho no Henjintachi | Saijo san

[anime-herald]

On October 11, Sega hosted their eighth Project Sakura Wars streaming event. During the show, the publisher revealed two cast members, two teaser trailers, and information on the world of the game.

Trailers

Two promos were revealed: one that introduces the new cast members, and one that introduces the world outside the Imperial Theater.

Cast Reveal

https://twitter.com/Sakura_Taisen/status/1182629727229501442

Location Reveal

https://twitter.com/Sakura_Taisen/status/1182632647589167104

Cast

The game will add the following:

Itsuki Saijo: Mayu Yoshioka

Hiromi Hongo: Haruka Terui

The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya light novel illustrator Noizi Ito designed Itsuki and Hiromi for the game. A pair of character visuals were also revealed for the characters, which you can check out below.

Hiromi Hongo

Itsuki Saijo

Plays

The Flower Division is confirmed to be performing two plays as of press time:

Momotaro

Love of Danaan

Love of Danaan

Momotaro

Locations

Shop Mikazuki

Rooftop Amusement Park

Mikasa Memorial Park

Kabuki-za

Imperial Theater

Ginza Side Street & Shinryuken

Ginza Central Station

Cafe

Cafe Gilles du Lait

Bus Stop

Project Sakura Wars will hit Japanese retailers on December 12. A standard and Limited Edition are both planned for the project. The Limited Edition will include a soundtrack CD set and an artbook. The CDs will feature more than sixty songs from the franchise’s history, while the artbook will contain seventy-two pages of art from the series.

Early adopters will also receive a PS4 theme, though details on this have yet to be announced.

The project will be released worldwide in Spring 2020.

The confirmed voice cast includes:

Claris: Saori Hayami

Hatsuho Shinonome: Maaya Uchida

Seijūrō Kamiyama : Yōhei Azakami

Sakura Amamiya: Ayane Sakura

Azami Mochizuki: Hibiku Yamamura

Anastasia Palma: Ayaka Fukuhara

Sumire Kanzaki: Michie Tomizawa

Reiji Shiba: Tomikazu Sugita

Kaoru Rindou: Yui Ishikawa

Komachi Ooba: Ryoko Shiraishi

Yang Shaolong: Yuuichirou Umehara

Yui Huang: Sumire Uesaka

Arthur: Nobunaga Shimazaki

Lancelot: Manami Numakura

“Yasha”: Chisa Yokoyama

Elise: Nana Mizuki

Margarethe: Rie Kugimiya

Itsuki Saijo: Mayu Yoshioka

Hiromi Hongo: Haruka Terui

Bleach creator Tite Kubo is providing the original character designs, while Jiro Ishii (Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors, Under the Dog) is in charge of the story structure. Series composer Kohei Tanaka (Sakura Wars franchise, One Piece, Mobile Fighter G Gundam) is scoring the game’s soundtrack. Other staff members include:

Script: Takaaki Suzuki (Girls und Panzer, Strike Witches)

Setting and Scenario Summary: Takanobu Terada

Development Director: Tetsuya Ootsubo

Producer: Tetsu Kitano

Character Visual Setting: Masashi Kudou

Main Mechanical Designer: Mika Akitaka

Executive Producer: Haruki Satomi

Original Concept: Ohji Hiroi

Project Sakura Wars will be set twelve years after the events of Sakura Wars 5: So Long, My Love. In this new entry, the Combat Revues, which previously protected nations from evil while working incognito, are well known to all.

Indeed, the Great Combat Reveue World War is more of a global sporting event, in which the Combat Revues from across the globe gather in Japan’s Imperial Capital to compete in a tournament. These disparate groups then compete to determine which country’s kouma-crushing corps reigns supreme. By the time Project Sakura Wars begins, two such events have already taken place, and the nations are gathering in the Imperial capital for the third. What should be a peaceful event, though, suddenly takes a turn for the serious.

Sega’s email communication describes the story as:

The stage is set in a romanticized version of 1940s Imperial Tokyo. 10 years ago, a cataclysm resulted in the devastating loss of the Imperial Combat Revue of Tokyo, the capital’s global defense force operating out of the Imperial Theater. The theater has since fallen on hard times and risks closure. As captain of the new Tokyo revue, it’s up to you to mend the hearts of your troops and restore the Imperial Theater back to its former glory!

Project Sakura Wars will receive an anime series, which will air in 2020. Manabu Ono (Sword Art Online: Alicization, Horizon in the Middle of Nowhere) will direct the project at Sanzigen and co-write the scripts with Tatsuhiko Urahata (Hi-Score Girl, GATE). Sakura Wars composer will score the soundtrack. Ohji Hiroi and Sega are credited with the original concept.

According to their Tokyo Game Show stream, the project will be a side story that supplements the events of the game.

Project Sakura Wars was first revealed on April 14, 2018 at Sega Fes, and was originally tentatively slated to launch prior to March 31, 2019. On April 19, 2019, Sega Holdings President and CEO Haruki Satomi confirmed that the project will be “more than a game.”

A western release was not confirmed until March 29, though Japanese Asian releases were confirmed to be in the works.

Sakura Wars is an original project by Sega CS2 R&D (later Overworks) and Red Entertainment. Ohji Hiroi (Moeyo Ken, Far East of Eden), Satoru Akahori (Saber Marionette J, Martian Successor Nadesico), and Kosuke Fujishima (Ah! My Goddess, You’re Under Arrest!) are listed as the original creators of the franchise.

The first title appeared on the Sega Saturn in 1996. The initial entry, while released only in Japan at the time, was estimated to have a 200,000 lifetime sales goal. The title sold 205,270 units in its opening week, which was roughly 57% of the launch shipment. At the time, the title was seen as having the largest debut for a Sega title to date. It would go on to move 359,485 copies throughout the Saturn’s lifespan.

Since then, the title has gone on to spawn:

Five main-line titles

Fifteen spin-off games

An anime TV series by Madhouse

Five anime OVA series

Seven manga and light novel adaptations

Sixteen high-profile live stage shows

The final main-line title in the series, Sakura Wars V: So Long, My Love was released in North America by NIS America. The title is available on Sony’s PlayStation 2, as well as Nintendo Wii console.

Source: YouTube (Sega)

Project Sakura Wars Cast Adds Mayu Yoshioka, 1 More; New Trailers & Details Revealed On October 11, Sega hosted their eighth Project Sakura Wars streaming event. During the show, the publisher revealed two cast members, two teaser trailers, and information on the world of the game.