#hiramatsu masaki

[haveyoureadthiscomic-poll]

[lastthroes]

a few years ago, masaki hiramatsu (who co-wrote berseria, with naoki yamamoto as the main scriptwriter, who was also the main one in zestiria) tweeted that, even though he couldn't include it in the 'true name' story from berseria's owg, theodora's cooking specialty was grape mille-feuille

… guess what's one of the snacks zaveid is actually really good at in zestiria, and has a skit attached to?

[silvadour]

Kenpachi's Shikai: Nozarashi BLEACH: Thousand-Year Blood War Ep. 20 - I AM THE EDGE Episode Director: Yuusaku Kikuchi (菊池 優作) Chief Animation Director: Kiyoshi Komatsubara (小松原 聖) Screenplay: Masaki Hiramatsu (平松 正樹) Storyboard: Wataru Yamamoto (山本 航)

[rukimakino-heirofheart]

🔥Puella Magi Madoka Magica

🔥Renaruki

🔥 MadoMagi:

The original anime was pretty mediocre and had a mediocre soundtrack. Its fatal flaw is that it tries to center itself around a single main character (Madoka Kaname herself) whose viewpoint we see the world through, but her characterization physically cannot get focus in this format in an anime, because you just don't get to see how deeply screwed up her worldview is if you never know what she's thinking. Consequently, you actively lose information by telling the story in a format other than a novel or VN. (Observant viewers may recognize this as the same ultimate problem behind why adapting FSN for the screen inherently requires getting more exposit-y about Shirou's deal.) Ultimately, I wholeheartedly recommend skipping the MadoMagi TV anime entirely; most of the best parts of the Puella Magi Series are elsewhere and don't expect familiarity with a disappointing TV anime. (The Different Story, Rebellion, and Wraith Arc escape this curse by not being Madoka-centric, instead focusing on more conventional protagonists in Kyouko and Homura.)

Rebellion was a perfectly fine ending in and of itself, and it doesn't need a sequel. The only reason I'm interested in Walpurgis no Kaiten's existence is that it seems to be going so far out of left field that I kind of have to entertain it and find out what the cook is.

Of the "classic" Puella Magi titles (pre-2017, i.e. before Magia Record), I'd rank them like this:

Puella Magi Tart Magica - Masugitsune

Puella Magi Oriko Magica - Kuroe Mura

Extended Puella Magi Madoka Magica Series - Gen Urobuchi (TV, Rebellion, Wraith Arc) & Masaki Hiramatsu (TDS) & Hanokage (Wraith Arc)

Puella Magi Suzune Magica - GAN

Puella Magi Kazumi Magica - Masaki Hiramatsu

Rankings of Tart and Oriko may be swapped depending on how I'm feeling that day.

This is not to say that Suzune and Kazumi are bad manga, but the former quite infamously ran into production troubles and the latter bit off way more than it could chew, and it shows. Kazumi has a lot of cool plot ideas and themes in play but reading it for the first time can feel like being subjected to a plot point firing squad. The original manga run of Suzune was good but not spectacular -- it didn't truly get to shine until the MagiReco crossover events started happening. (It has been 1200 days since the last Suzune event...)

MagiReco fans often describe Arc 2 as "when it gets good," and it's common to write off Arc 1 entirely as an extended prologue, however I do still maintain that Arc 1 is a good story on its own terms. You can feel the weight of the production issues (there's a very noticeable midpoint shift where a major rewrite happened) but it's still a perfectly fine and coherent story. Most of what the fandom writ large likes to call "flaws of Arc 1" are just, intentional foreshadowing.

When AniReco (the companion anime to MagiReco that tells a completely separate story)'s final batch of episodes originally came out that fateful April 3, I gave the production as a whole a massive side-eye (I distinctly remember logging on and asking a chatroom I was in "what is even happening?? Why is the anime Folklore of Zero propaganda all of the sudden?? Wait, Neo Dorothy Motherfucker???? Huh??????"), but I've since warmed up to it. It's its own thing, and you have to have its place in the series' cosmology and the showrunner's goals in writing it explained to you first before you start watching, and it makes some writing decisions I find to be questionable, but it did a remarkably good job for a series that was slashed from 39 episodes down to 25 halfway through.

Apparently this is a hot take now: I like Nagisa Momoe's actual backstory as detailed in MagiReco a hell of a lot better than "dumb idiot child wished for cheese instead of healing her ailing mother." The collected Nagisa cycle of MagiReco stories makes her arguably the single most interesting member of the Holy Quintet.

I want more Kyubey worldbuilding, goddammit! We know precious little -- the Incubators were created by an advanced alien civilization (local expert Touka Satomi, A1C9), and their tissue is analogous to stem cells and can be reconfigured on the fly (Kosane Kiriha, NMG) -- and I need to know more! What were the progenitors like? Did they wipe themselves out? Actually, now that I think about it, are Incubators like Touhou's shikigami where you take fleshy hardware and flash it with your own artificial intelligence? We know a human can control one (Madoka uses LoC-branded pink Incubators for surveillance purposes) and we know a human can have their soul shoved into one losslessly (mokyu!), so like, what are the limitations here? Hell, the Pleiades made their own once! It sucked at its job, but it existed! How did they do that? Tell meeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

I think that even in the absence of the Automatic Purification System, being a magical girl is just kind of objectively better than being human. You get to opt out of mortality, you get private(-ish) telepathic communication for free, you get a shrunken hitbox -- no more worrying about workplace safety hazards as long as you protect the gem! -- you get a weirdly specific personal magic that varies in effectiveness from Konomi's baton pass to Iroha's localized time reversal, and even if you don't get something useful you still have a magical weapon that you can spawn on command. That's even before we get into the existence of Coordinators, and the logical applications of their Adjustment magic in gender-affirming care. To be quite honest, if Kyubey ever had reason to approach me, my wish would probably just straight-up be "immediately megucify every human who exists right now and every human who will ever exist in the future regardless of energy cost."

I'm scared of the new Magia Exedra mobage's existence because (1) it's very prominently advertised as being Quintet-centric and I'm sick and tired of the Quintet, and (2) there's a nonzero chance it will take resources away from Magia Record to focus instead on what seems, if the credits on the website are to be believed, to be a shitty autobattler. MagiReco is the best thing the Puella Magi Series has ever done and I want it to survive well past its tenth anniversary.

🔥 RenaRuki:

Okay, seriously, did the entire Tamers fandom collectively forget that, past a certain part of the D-Reaper arc, none of the Primary Colors are actually human anymore? Because it feels like I'm the only one who's acknowledging this, despite the fact that "Ruki, alienated from humanity, voluntarily gives it up, while Renamon, aligned with humanity, is a trans woman" seems like a pretty obvious thread to work with, and being turned into a digital life-form offers plenty of opportunities for neat body horror, not even to mention how this affects the ways in which Ruki's Candy timeline counterpart has steadily been getting worse for two decades.

[Side note: I really need better names for the "more canon" movie timeline that's relevant, essential and true, and the "less canon" drama CD timeline that isn't. If I keep calling them Meat and Candy I'm going to get weird looks from the non-Homestucks.]

I swear I had more observations I was going to put here but I got sidetracked. Might add on a reblog later.

[hitsugaya-toushirou]

Bleach Countdown Day 4

from Series Composer: Hiramatsu Masaki

[wotakugo]

BLEACH: Thousand-Year Blood War Part 2 -The Separation- anime revealed the preview for episode 11 (episode 24 overall). The episode is titled “TOO EARLY TO WIN TOO LATE TO KNOW” and will air on Saturday, September 23. You can check out the preview images, staff and synopsis below:BLEACH: Thousand-Year Blood War – Episode 24 Preview ImagesBLEACH: Thousand-Year Blood War episode 24 staff:Screenplay: Masaki HiramatsuStoryboard: Yoichi FujitaEpisode Director: Takahiro OtsukaAnimation Directors: Nobuhiro Watanabe, Sousei Takahashi, Studio Bus, Takashi SaitoChief Animation Director: Kumiko TakayanaThe official website describes the story for the episode:At last, Yhwach steps into the Soul King Palace, and he looks up at the Greater Soul King Palace. The king of the Quincy, accompanied by Hashwalth and Iryu, is greeted by the Fourth Officer of the Zero Division, Senjumaru Shutara. She orders her soldiers to begin the battle, but the attack is blocked by Nianzol Weizol, who appears from Yhwach’s shadow. However, the expression on Shutara’s face remains unchanged. In the basement of the old Twelfth Division building, Ichigo, Orihime, and the others try to climb up to the Reiou Palace by using the turrets that have been set up, Ganju Shiba appears.Studio Pierrot previously produced the original TV anime adaptation of Tite Kubo’s BLEACH manga, which aired between October 2004 and March 2012 with a total of 366 episodes. VIZ Media licensed it in English, and they describe the BLEACH: TYBWA story:The peace is suddenly broken when warning sirens blare through the Soul Society. Residents there are disappearing without a trace and nobody knows who’s behind it, meanwhile, a dark shadow is also extending itself toward Ichigo and his friends in Karakura Town…The anime ranked 2nd in our last weekly ranking. Don’t forget to vote for the best anime of the week and help choose the winner next week!Source: Official Website© TITE KUBO / SHUEISHA, TV TOKYO, dentsu, PierrotAfter AnimeCorner

[verumleonhart]

Garden of Sinners: Paradox Spiral

[garr9988]

So, does anyone know about the drama between the Magia Record staff and the Kazumi Magica author Masaki Hiramatsu? Because apparently Hiramatsu had problems with the MagiReco staff?

On top of that, with the rerun of Another Daze, both the event and the personal stories of Kazumi, Kaoru, and Umika are all being revised under Hiramatsu’s supervision, which definitely sounds like the MagiReco writers didn’t handle his characters well.

(On that, does anyone know what these revisions are yet? These changes really should be documented!)

[silvermoon424]

My Manga Collection (January 2021)

I’ve seen some other people posting their manga collections, so I figured I’d join in! I started collecting manga in 2006 when I got into my very first manga series (Pokemon Adventures) but didn’t begin in earnest until 2012 or so. I’m very proud of the collection I’ve managed to accumulate so I hope other people like my collection too!

Ah! My Goddess by Kōsuke Fujishima

Only One Wish by Mia Ikumi

Higurashi When They Cry: Festival Accompanying Arc by Karin Suzuragi

Chronicles of the Grim Peddler by Lee Jeoun-A

Two Gurren Lagann guidebooks, in Japanese

Elfen Lied by Lynn Okamoto

Ikigami: The Ultimate Limit by Motoro Mase 

The Ring by Hiroshi Takahashi

Happy Sugar Life by Tomiyaki Kagisora

JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Phantom Blood by Hirohiko Araki

Mermaid Saga by Rumiko Takahashi

Pet Shop of Horrors by Matsuri Akino

Pet Shop of Horrors: Tokyo by Matsuri Akino

Yokai Rental Shop by Shin Mashiba

Confidential Confessions by Reiko Momochi

Pichi Pichi Pitch (aka Mermaid Melody) by Michiko Yokote and Pink Hanamori

Magical Girl Site by Kentarō Satō

Reiko the Zombie Shop by Rei Mikamoto

Les Miserables (manga adaptation) by TszMei Lee

Nightmares for Sale by Kaoru Ohashi

Presents by Kanako Inuki

Mail by Housui Yamazaki

Dark Water by Meimu

Dark Metro by Tokyo Calen and Yoshiken

Tale of a White Night by Tooko Miyagi

Goth by Otsuichi and Kendi Oiwa

Beautiful People by Mitsukazu Mihara

Attack on Titan: No Regrets by Gun Snark and Hikaru Suruga

In Clothes Called Fat by Moyoco Anno

A Girl on the Shore by Inio Asano

Bride of Deimos by Etsuko Ikeda and Yuuho Ashibe

Limit by Keiko Suenobu

Helter Skelter by Kyoko Okazaki

Dolls omnibus (in Japanese) by Yumiko Kawahara

Ibitsu by Haruto Ryo

Beauty by  (Western comic) by Hubert and Kerascoët

Dolls by Yumiko Kawahara

Junji Ito manga:

Smashed 

Shiver

Venus in the Blind Spot

Dissolving Classroom

Frankenstein

Flesh-Colored Horror

Uzumaki

Museum of Terror volumes 1-3

Fragments of Horror 

Gyo

Remina by Junji Ito

No Longer Human by Junji Ito

Hell Girl by Miyuki Eto

Franken Fran by Katsuhisa Kigitsu

Gurren Lagann by Kotaro Mori

Doll by Mitsukazu Mihara

Mantis Woman by Senno Knife

Various Sailor Moon artbooks from the anime, manga illustrations by Naoko Takeuchi, and fan artbooks

Sailor Moon Eternal Edition volume 1 by Naoko Takeuchi

Sailor Moon by Naoko Takeuchi (2011 edition)

Codename: Sailor V by Naoko Takeuchi 

Codename: Sailor V by Naoko Takeuchi (kanzenban edition, in Japanese)

Puella Magi Madoka Magica by Hanokage

Puella Magi Madoka Magica: The Different Story by Hanokage

Puella Magi Madoka Magica: The Rebellion Story by Hanokage

Puella Magi Oriko Magica by Kuroe Mura

Puella Magi Oriko Magica: Sadness Prayer by Kuroe Mura

Puella Magi Tart Magica by Golden Pe Done

Magia Record: Puella Magi Madoka Magica Side Story by Fuji Fujino

Puella Magi Suzune Magica by GAN

Puella Magi Kazumi Magica by Masaki Hiramatsu and Takashi Tensugi

Magia Archive volumes 1 and 2 (Magia Record artbooks)

Puella Magi Madoka Magica: The Illustrated Book

You are Not Alone and With You (Artbooks for the first two PMMM compilation movies)

Only You (Artbook for PMMM Rebellion Story)

PMMM merchandise artbook

Pokemon Adventures (aka Pokemon Special) by Hidenori Kusaka and Mato/Satoshi Yamamoto. I own the complete set of the RBG, Yellow, GSC, FRLG, Emerald and HGSS arcs as well as a few volumes from the RS, DP, and Black/White arcs.

Various Pokemon 4koma (in Japanese)

Pokemon: I Choose You by Ryo Takamisaki

Phantom Thief Pokemon 7 by Miho Asada

The Rise of Darkrai by Ryo Takamisaki

Pokemon Diamond and Pearl Adventure by Shigekatsu Ihara

The Electric Tale of Pikachu by Toshihiro Ono

The Art of Pokemon Adventures by Satoshi Yamamoto (both English and Japanese versions)

The Drifting Classroom by Kazuo Umezu

Uzumaki (omnibus version) by Junji Ito

Tomie (omnibus version) by Junji Ito

I also have manga in storage. I didn’t feel like dragging everything out to photograph it so here are just the tops of the containers I keep them in in my closet.

Zenryaku Milk House by Yumiko Kawahara (in Japanese)

Sailor Moon (Mixx versions) by Naoko Takeuchi

Sailor Moon animanga volumes (in Japanese)

Inuyasha by Rumiko Takahashi

Inuyasha animanga volumes, created by Viz

The Art of Inuyasha

Inuyasha Manga Profiles

[leafbladie]

Where did you hear that the Kazumi Magica author was on bad terms with the Magia Record staff? That's Masaki Hiramatsu, right? Not that I'm doubting you, just curious!

Honestly, it's just the fact that event wasn't rerun while the others based on the spin off manga were. The Tart and Suzune event were rerun in the same order they came out in, but the Kazumi one, despite coming first, wasn't rerun. Also, the author hasn't designed a MagiReco original meguca unlike every other spin-off artist has gotten the chance to do.

You can read which author designed which character here if you're interested

Honestly, it's nothing concrete. I just heard someone mention the idea somewhere, and with the knowledge I already had, it just seemed to make sense to me. Don't take it as gospel though, it already seems to have been disproven

[fymyu]

Undoukai 2019 Actors

Red Team: 🔴   White Team: ⚪️   MC: ⚫️    Ouen: 🔵

Seigaku:

Echizen Ryoma: 🔴 - Akutsu Nichika 

Tezuka Kunimitsu: ⚪️ - Aoki Ryo

Oishi Shuichiro: 🔴 - Ezoe Takanori

Fuji Shushuke: ⚪️ - Minaki Ibu

Kikumaru Eiji: 🔴 - Taguchi Tsukasa

Inui Sadaharu: ⚪️ - Takenouchi Daisuke

Kawamura Takashi: 🔴 - Iwata Tomoki

Momoshiro Takeshi: 🔴 - Ookubo Tatsuki

Kaidoh Kaoru: ⚪️ - Nakajima Takuto 

Horio Satoshi:  🔵 - Ryuga

Kato Kachiro: 🔵 - Nakamigawa Toshiki

Mizuno Katsuo: 🔵 - Okuda Yumeto

Fudoumine:

Tachibana: ⚪️ - Aoki Soramu

Ibu Shinji: 🔴 - Kento

Kamio Akira: 🔴 - Izaki Ryuujiro

Ishida Tetsu: 🔴 - Nakamura Taro 

Uchimura Kyosuke: ⚪️ - Takane Masakai 

Mori Tatsunori: ⚪️ - Kobayashi Tatsuya 

St. Rudolph:

Mizuki Hajime: 🔴 - Miyagi Koudai

Fuji Yuuta: 🔴 (Only October 8th, 2019) - Ohara Kaiki 

Akazawa Yoshirou: ⚪️ - Nakao Kenya

Yanagisawa Shinya: ⚪️ - Ozeki Riku 

Kisarazu Atsushi: ⚪️ - Sato Yugo 

Nomura Takuya: 🔴 - Sagawa Daiki 

Yamabuki:

Sengoku Kiyosumi: 🔴 - Morita Touya

Akutsu Jin: ⚪️ - Kawakami Shota

Minami Kentarou: 🔴 - Kitagawa Naoya

Kita Ichiuma: ⚪️ - Aoki Jin

Nitobe Inakichi: ⚪️ - Tonoshirou Yuuma

Dan Taiichi: 🔵 - Sano Mashiro

Hyoutei:

Atobe Keigo: 🔴 - Miura Hiroki

Kabaji Munehiro: 🔴 - Yamaki Takanori

Oshitari Yuushi: 🔴 - Isaki Ikumi

Mukahi Gakuto: ⚪️ - Kitano Satsuki

Shishido Ryoh: ⚪️ - Kobayakawa Shunsuke 

Akutagawa Jirou: ⚪️ - Tamura Shougo

Hiyoshi Wakashi: ⚪️ - Utsumi Akiyoshi 

Taki Haginosuke: 🔴 - Yamazaki Shougo

Rikkai:

Yukimura Seiichi: ⚪️ - Tateishi Toshiki 

Sanada Genichirou: 🔴 - Tazuru Shogo

Yanagi Renji: ⚪️ - Isawa Takuma 

Niou Masaharu: 🔴 - Goto Dai 

Yagyuu Hiroshi: 🔴 - Osumi Yuta 

Kirihara Akaya: ⚪️ - Maeda Ryotaro

Marui Bunta: 🔴 - Oyabu Taka 

Kuwahara Jackal: ⚪️ - Kawasaki Yusaku 

Rokkaku:

Kentaro Aoi: 🔴 - Yashiro Takuya

Saeki Kojirou: ⚪️ - Futaba Kaname

Kisarazu Ryoh: ⚪️ - Sato Yugo

Amane Hikaru: 🔴 (Only October 8th, 2019) - Sakagaki Reiji 

Kurobane Harukaze: 🔴 - Hinata Kento 

Itsuki Marehiko: ⚪️ - Takagi Shinnosuke 

Shudou Satoshi: 🔴 - Chiba Kouta

Higa:

Kite Eishirou: ⚪️ - Kento Muto

Chinen Hiroshi: 🔴 - Raita

Kai Yuujirou: ⚪️ - Tsubasa Yoshizawa

Hirakoba Rin: 🔴 - Iwashiro Naoya

Tanishi Kei: ⚪️ - Makoto Takada

Shiranui Tomoya: 🔴 - Masashi Sonomura

Koichi Aragaki: 🔴 - Hiroaki Matsui

Shitenhouji:

Shiraishi Kuranosuke: 🔴 - Atsuki Mashiko

Tooyama Kintaro: ⚪️ - Raima Hiramatsu

Chitose Senri: ⚪️ - Koki Emoto

Oshitari Kenya: ⚪️ - Kouhei Chida

Zaizen Hikaru: ⚪️ - Ryouta Hirono

Ishida Gin: ⚪️ - Ippei Mori

Konjiki Koharu: 🔴 - Rikito Morita

Hitoji Yuuji: 🔴 - Tsubasa Yatsu

Kenjirou Koishikawa: 🔴 - Shutaro Ando

Watanabe Osamu: ⚫️ - Sato Masaki

[thesweetpianowritingdownmylife]

Here are the rest of the books I've read this year:

51. Antologia poètica – J.V. Foix

52. Róndola – Sofía Rhei

53. Futuro Azul – Eoin Colfer

54. Si menges una llimona sense fer ganyotes – Sergi Pàmies

55. Mil cretins – Quim Monzó

56. Vihan liekit – Suzanne Collins

57. The return of the king – JRRT

58. Matkijanärhi – Suzanne Collins

59. The moomins and the great flood – Tove Jansson

60. Kazumi Magica – Masaki Hiramatsu & Takashi Tensugi

61. Circe – Madeline Miller

62. Nimona – Noelle Stevenson

63. Minotauro – Gabriel García de Oro

64. The dragon quintet – Several authors

65. The book of heroic failures – Stephen Pile

66. Giants at the end of the world – Several authors

67. Out of Oz – Gregory Maguire

68. Noiduttu naamio – R.L. Stine

69. The help – Kathryn Stocket

70. Kauhun kulissit – R.L. Stine

71. Quin dia tan bèstia! – Mary Rodgers

72. Lo mejor de Vértigo – Several authors

73. Hinduísmo o Sanâtana Dharma – S. Lemaitre

74. Fumando espero – Jorge Ángel Pérez

75. La psiquiatría del niño – Didier J. Duché

76. To kill a mockingbird – Harper Lee

77. Misery – Stephen King

78. The Queen of Ieflaria – Effie Calvin

79. Por qué somos como somos — Eduard Punset

80. The garden of words — Makoto Shinkai & Midori Motohashi

81. Contra la inèrcia — Maria-Mercè Marçal

[leenaevilin]

[Announcement] ミュージカル『テニスの王子様』秋の大運動会 2019 (musical tennis no oujisama aki no daiundoukai 2019)

Undoukai will be October 8th, 2019 & October 9th, 2019 (Kanagawa) @ 横浜アリーナ (Yokohama Arena)

Red Team: 🔴   White Team: ⚪️   MC: ⚫️    Ouen: 🔵

Seigaku:

Akutsu Nichika as Echizen Ryoma (越前リョーマ) 🔴 Aoki Ryou as Tezuka Kunimitsu (手塚国光) ⚪️ Ezoe Takanori as Ooishi Shuuichirou (大石秀一郎) 🔴 Minaki Ibu as Fuji Shuusuke (不二周助) ⚪️ Taguchi Tsukasa as Kikumaru Eiji (菊丸英二) 🔴 Takenouchi Daisuke as Inui Sadaharu (乾貞治) ⚪️ Iwata Tomoki as Kawamura Takashi (河村隆) 🔴 Ookubo Tatsuki as Momoshiro Takeshi (桃城武) 🔴 Nakajima Takuto as Kaidou Kaoru (海堂薫) ⚪️ Ryouga as Horio Satoshi (堀尾聡史) 🔵 Nakamigawa Toshiki as Katou Kachirou (加藤勝郎) 🔵 Okuda Yumeto as Mizuno Katsuo (水野カツオ) 🔵

Fudoumine:

Aoki Soramu as Tachibana Kippei (橘桔平) ⚪️ Kento as Ibu Shinji (伊武深司) 🔴 Izaki Ryuujirou as Kamio Akira (神尾アキラ) 🔴 Nakamura Tarou as Ishida Tetsu (石田鉄) 🔴 Takane Masaki as Uchimura Kyousuke (内村京介) ⚪️ Kobayashi Tatsuya as Mori Tatsunori (森辰徳) ⚪️

St. Rudolph:

Nakao Kenya as Akazawa Yoshirou (赤澤吉朗) ⚪️ Miyagi Koudai as Mizuki Hajime (観月はじめ) 🔴 Ozeki Riku as Yanagisawa Shinya (柳沢慎也) ⚪️ Satou Yuugo as Kisarazu Atsushi (木更津淳) ⚪️  Sagawa Daiki as Nomura Takuya (野村拓也) 🔴 Oohara Kaiki as Fuji Yuuta (不二裕太) 🔴 (Only October 8th, 2019)

Yamabuki:

Kitagawa Naoya as Minami Kentarou (南健太郎) 🔴 Morita Touya as Sengoku Kiyosumi (千石清純) 🔴 Kawakami Shouta as Akutsu Jin (亜久津仁) ⚪️ Tonoshiro Yuuma as Nitobe Inakichi (新渡米稲吉) ⚪️ Aoki Jin as Kita Ichiuma (喜多一馬) ⚪️ Sano Mashiro as Dan Taichi (壇太一) 🔵

Hyoutei:

Miura Hiroki as Atobe Keigo (跡部景吾) 🔴 Isaka Ikumi as Oshitari Yuushi (忍足侑士) 🔴 Kobayakawa Shunsuke as Shishido Ryou (宍戸亮) ⚪️ Kitano Satsuki as Mukahi Gakuto (向日岳人) ⚪️ Tamura Shougo as Akutagawa Jirou (芥川慈郎) ⚪️ Yamazaki Shougo as Taki Haginosuke (滝萩之介) 🔴 Yamaki Takanori as Kabaji Munehiro (樺地崇弘) 🔴 Utsumi Akiyoshi as Hiyoshi Wakashi (日吉若) ⚪️

Rikkai:

Tateishi Toshiki as Yukimura Seiichi (幸村精市) ⚪️ Tazuru Shougo as Sanada Genichirou (真田弦一郎) 🔴 Isawa Takuma as Yanagi Renji (柳蓮二) ⚪️ Gotou Dai as Niou Masaharu (仁王雅治) 🔴 Oosumi Yuuta as Yagyuu Hiroshi (柳生比呂士) 🔴 Ooyabu Taka as Marui Bunta (丸井ブン太) 🔴 Kawasaki Yuusaku as Jackal Kuwahara (ジャッカル桑原) ⚪️ Maeda Ryuutarou as Kirihara Akaya (切原赤也) ⚪️

Rokkaku:

Yashiro Takuya as Aoi Kentarou (葵剣太郎) 🔴 Futaba Kaname as Saeki Kojirou (佐伯虎次郎) ⚪️ Hinata Kento as Kurobane Harukaze (黒羽春風) 🔴 Sakagaki Reiji as Amane Hikaru (天根ヒカル) 🔴 (Only October 8th, 2019) Takagi Shinnosuke as Itsuki Marehiko (樹希彦) ⚪️ Satou Yuugo as Kisarazu Ryou (木更津亮) ⚪️ Chiba Kouta as Shudou Satoshi (首藤聡) 🔴

Higa:

Mutou Kento as Kite Eishirou (木手永四郎) ⚪️ Yoshizawa Tsubasa as Kai Yuujirou (甲斐裕次郎) ⚪️ Iwaki Naoya as Hirakoba Rin (平古場凛) 🔴 Raita as Chinen Hiroshi (知念寛) 🔴 Takada Makoto as Tanishi Kei (田仁志慧) ⚪️ Sonomura Masashi as Shiranui Tomoya (不知火知弥) 🔴 Matsui Haruki as Aragaki Kouichi (新垣浩一) 🔴

Shitenhouji:

Mashiko Atsuki as Shiraishi Kuranosuke (白石蔵ノ介) 🔴 Andou Shuutarou as Koishikawa Kenjirou (小石川健二郎)   🔴 Emoto Kouki as Chitose Senri (千歳千里) ⚪️ Morita Rikito as Konjiki Koharu (金色小春) 🔴 Yatsu Tsubasa as Hitouji Yuuji (一氏ユウジ) 🔴 Chida Kyouhei as Oshitari Kenya (忍足謙也) ⚪️ Mori Ippei as Ishida Gin (石田銀) ⚪️ Hirono Ryouta as Zaizen Hikaru (財前光) ⚪️ Hiramatsu Raima as Tooyama Kintarou (遠山金太郎) ⚪️ Saki Masato as Watanabe Osamu (渡邊オサム) ⚫️

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Rukia's Bankai: Hakka no Togame BLEACH: Thousand-Year Blood War Ep. #19 - "The White Haze" Episode Director: Chen Dali (陳 達理) Chief Animation Director: Michio Hasegawa (長谷川 亨雄) Screenplay: Masaki Hiramatsu (平松 正樹) Storyboard: Tomohisa Taguchi (田口 智久) and Shinji Itadaki (頂 真司)

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Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War, il nuovo trailer annuncia che l’anime andrà in onda dal 10 ottobre

L’attesissimo sequel della serie porterà a conclusione la storia nell’arco di quattro stagioni.

Con il nuovo trailer di “BLEACH: Thousand-Year Blood War” pubblicato oggi è stato annunciato che l’attesissimo sequel della serie animata, tratta dal popolarissimo shonen manga di Tite Kubo, inizierà ad andare in onda dal 10 ottobre.

L’anime comincerà con il portare in tv la saga Thousand-Year Blood War (o The Blood Warfare), raccontata a partire dal 55° volume, per poi adattare il resto della storia fino alla fine, il tutto nell’arco di quattro stagioni, non consecutive. Al momento, non è stato specificato di quanti episodi stiamo parlando e come i vari cour saranno divisi.  

La serie è prodotta sempre da STUDIO PIERROT (Black Clover, Boruto: Naruto Next Generations), ma ha un nuovo regista: Tomohisa Taguchi (Twin Star Exorcists, Akudama Drive), che si occupa anche della sceneggiatura assieme a Masaki Hiramatsu (Toriko, Kara no Kyokai).

Il character designer è invece sempre curato Masashi Kudo (Bleach, Tower of God, Chain Chronicle: The Light of Haecceitas) e anche le musiche sono composte ancora una volta da Shiro Sagisu (Bleach, Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon a Time, SSSS.Dynazenon).

Ichigo Kurosaki ha 15 anni ed è uno studente delle superiori che possiede la straordinaria capacità di vedere i fantasmi. Quando incontra Rukia, una Shinigami che aiuta le anime perdute a trovare la pace, la sua vita non così normale diventa ancora più speciale…

Il manga, edito nel nostro paese da Panini Comics sotto l’etichetta Planet Manga, è stato serializzato in patria fra il 2001 e il 2016, concludendosi il 74° volume.

Andati in onda fra il 2004 e il 2012, i 366 episodi che compongono l’originale serie animata di “BLEACH” sono stati diretti da Noriyuki Abe (Great Teacher Onizuka, Yu Yu Hakusho).

L’anime è stato licenziato solo di recente in Italia da Dynit, che lo sta attualmente distribuendo sia in streaming, che home video, anche doppiato.

Oltre alla serie tv, l’opera ha ispirato quattro film d’animazione, già disponibili in Italia su VVVVID, una serie di romanzi, diversi videogiochi e un film live-action che potete trovare su Netflix.

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Title: True Name Source: Tales of Berseria Official World Guidance Original Story By: Masaki Hiramatsu Translated By: Caphi