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Makoto Furukawa, Yūichi Nakamura, KENN join cast The official website for the new television anime adaptation of Ryu Fujisaki's Hoshin Engi manga revealed on Friday that the anime will premiere in January 2018. The site also revealed three more cast members for the series. The new cast members include: Makoto Furukawa as Nataku Yūichi Nakamura as Yōzen KENN as Kō Tenka The cast joins the previously revealed cast members: Kensho Ono as Taikōbō Tomoaki Maeno as Bunchū Takahiro Sakurai as Sūpūshan (Sibuxiang) All the voice actors are different from the previous anime series. Fujisaki's 23-volume manga originally ran in Weekly Shonen Jump from 1996-2000. The manga is roughly based on the ancient Chinese novel Fengshen Yanyi. The fantasy manga and the first anime adaptation takes place thousands of years ago. An evil sorceress has bewitched the emperor of a powerful dynasty and he has become a mindless puppet. The country is in shambles and evil spirits

Remake TV anime debuts in January The staff of the new television anime adaptation of Ryu Fujisaki's Hoshin Engi manga revealed 11 character designs on Monday. Kensho Ono as Taikōbō So Dakki Shinkōhyō Yūichi Nakamura as Yōzen KENN as Kō Tenka Tomoaki Maeno as Bunchūō Shū Būō Makoto Furukawa as Nataku Fugen Shinjin Takahiro Sakurai as Sūpūshan Otenkun All the voice actors are different from the previous anime series. The anime will premiere in January 2018. Fujisaki's 23-volume manga originally ran in Weekly Shonen Jump from 1996-2000. The manga is roughly based on the ancient Chinese novel Fengshen Yanyi. The fantasy manga and the first anime adaptation takes place thousands of years ago. An evil sorceress has bewitched the emperor of a powerful dynasty and he has become a mindless puppet. The country is in shambles and evil spirits lurk everywhere. The Confederation of the Immortal Masters plan a bold mission: they send a young master wizard to hunt down the villains

Yoshimasa Hosoya, Nobunaga Shimazaki, Kousuke Toriumi cast in C-Station anime The staff for the new television anime of Ryu Fujisaki's Hoshin Engi manga revealed the main staff, additional cast members, the finalized series title Hakyū Hōshin Engi, a teaser video, the January 12 premiere date, and a new key visual on Wednesday. Masahiro Aizawa is directing at C-Station, and Natsuko Takahashi is in charge of the series scripts written by Yoshiki Ōkusa and Rintarou Ikeda. Yoshimitsu Yamashita is designing the characters, while Maiko Iuchi is composing the music. The newly announced cast members include: Yoshimasa Hosoya as Kō Hiko Nobunaga Shimazaki as Fugen Shinjin Kousuke Toriumi as Shin Kōhyō The previously announced cast members include: Kensho Ono as Taikōbō So Dakki (cast member to be announced) Yūichi Nakamura as Yōzen KENN as Kō Tenka Tomoaki Maeno as Bunchūō Makoto Furukawa as Nataku Takahiro Sakurai as Sūpūshan Otenkun (cast member to be announc

Supernatural manga by 2001 Nights author launched in 2015 The sixth compiled book volume (seen right) of Yukinobu Hoshino's Rainman supernatural manga series revealed on Monday that the manga's seventh volume will be its last. Shogakukan's Big Comic magazine teased the manga's plot: Taki Amamiya is notified of the sudden suicide of his twin that he never even knew existed. But to Taki, who works reluctantly at the Parapsychology Research Institute, it was only the prelude to a more shocking chain of events. After following the recommendation from police to investigate the matter more in depth, they found a surprising fact: Taki has no brain. Hoshino launched the manga in Big Comic in May 2015, delayed from its original March 2015 launch date. Hoshino also created the 2001 Nights science fiction manga series, which he originally serialized in Futabasha's Monthly Super Action magazine in 1984-1986. Viz Media released the three-volume manga in North America. The manga

Adaptation of Ryu Fujisaki's manga premieres on January 12 The official website for the new television anime of Ryu Fujisaki's Hoshin Engi manga revealed three more cast members on Wednesday. Yōko Hikasa will play Dakki, Daisuke Namikawa will play Chū Ō, and Nobuhiko Okamoto will play Ōtenkun. Yōko Hikasa as Dakki Daisuke Namikawa as Chū Ō Nobuhiko Okamoto as Ōtenkun The website also announced that the anime will have a stage event at the Jump Festa 2018 event on December 16. Cast members Kensho Ono and Takahiro Sakurai will attend the event. The anime will premiere on Tokyo MX, Sun TV, KBS Kyoto, and BS11 on January 12. The previously announced cast members are: Kensho Ono as Taikōbō Yūichi Nakamura as Yōzen KENN as Kō Tenka Tomoaki Maeno as Bunchū Makoto Furukawa as Nataku Takahiro Sakurai as Sibuxiang Yoshimasa Hosoya as Kō Hiko Nobunaga Shimazaki as Fugen Shinjin Kousuke Toriumi as Shin Kōhyō Masahiro Aizawa is directing at C-Station, and Natsuko Takahas