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"Academy comedy x battle action" series stars Tatsuhisa Suzuki, Takuya Satō Anime studio SILVER LINK opened a website on Friday to reveal the Butlers: Chitose Momotose Monogatari (Butlers: A Millennium Century Story) television anime series. The "academy comedy x traditional battle action" series will premiere in January. The anime stars: Tatsuhisa Suzuki as Koma Jinguji, a second-year high school student. Everyone calls him Jay. His image color is blue. Takuya Satō as Tsubasa Hayakawa, who works at the Café du Vane. His image color is green. The other characters include: Akira Tachibana, the shop manager of Café du Vane. His image color is orange. Hotaru Aoba, a first-year high school student. His image color is emerald green. Haruto Hizakura, a second-year high school student. His image color is pink. Kyoichi Sano, a second-year high school student. His image color is light brown. Daichi Kurosawa, a second-year high school student. His image color is black. Ta

CD single slated for February 2018 The official website for SILVER LINK's Butlers: Chitose Momotose Monogatari (Butlers: A Millennium Century Story) television anime series revealed on Friday that rock band OLDCODEX (Kuroko's Basketball, God Eater, Free!) will perform the anime's as-yet untitled opening theme song. The song's CD single is slated for release on February 7, 2018. Kadokawa began streaming the first promotional video for the anime in September. The "academy comedy x traditional battle action" series will premiere in January. The anime's cast includes: Tatsuhisa Suzuki as Koma Jinguji, a second-year high school student. Everyone calls him Jay. His image color is blue. Takuya Satō as Tsubasa Hayakawa, who works at the Café du Vane. His image color is green. The other characters include: Akira Tachibana, the shop manager of Café du Vane. His image color is orange. Hotaru Aoba, a first-year high school student. His image color is emerald green. Haruto

Zorori goes back in time and meets his young mother in film opening this November Voice actor Kouichi Yamadera and Momoiro Clover Z group leader Kanako Momota are performing the theme song for the Eiga Kaiketsu Zorori ZZ no Himitsu (Kaiketsu Zorori the Movie: Secret of Double Z) anime film. The single CD will ship in Japan on November 22. The song, "Yume wa Kokoro no Tsubasa" (Dreams are the Wings of the Heart), will be Momota's first theme song performance outside of a group. Yamadera is reprising his role as Zorori and Momota is voicing Zorori's young mother in the film. The film will open in Japan on November 25. Masaya Fujimori (Tribe Cool Crew, Izetta: The Last Witch) is directing the film off a script by Reiko Yoshida (K-ON!, Yowamushi Pedal) at BN Pictures and Ajiado. Kōhei Tanaka (One Piece, Sakura Wars) is composing the music. In the film's original story, Zorori is sucked into another time with Ishishi and Noshishi. There he meets his mother during her younge

The December issue of Kadokawa's Monthly Asuka magazine revealed last Tuesday that Eri Sakondou's Momogumi Plus Senki manga will move from Monthly Asuka to Kadokawa's Comic Newtype web comic magazine. Kadokawa will release the next chapter on November 28. Sakondou began the manga in 2006. Kadokawa released the 17th compiled volume in Japan on October 24 digitally and in print. Viz Media released the first four volumes of the manga in English digitally. Viz Media describes the story: After transferring to a new school, Yuuki, a distaster-attracting young student, is told that his is actually the reincarnation of Momotaro from Japanese foklore. What's worse, he was cursed by demons in his previous life! And if he doesn't break the curse, he will die on the day he turns eighteen. Luckily for Yuuki, he won't have to battle these demons alone--his three mystical minions, Yukishiro, Masahiko and Sawa will be there to instruct and protect him every step of the way! Tokyopop previo

According to artist Brad Walker, the Aquaman Rebirth series very nearly drew inspiration from Jason Momoa’s interpretation of the character from Justice League. RELATED: Aquaman’s Comic Is Basically Subtweeting Trump’s Presidency When Walker helped to launch the current series alongside writer Dan Abnett, he created designs for Arthur Curry that combined the traditional color scheme of Aquaman with Momoa’s more warrior-like depictionThe proposed tribal tattoos and intricate battle armor resulted in a design that looks rather similar to the character’s look in the 1990s. Don't think I ever posted these. Early round of #aquaman designs when we thought we would need to lean into the movie look. Ended up going more classic though, which I probably like better, anyway. pic.twitter.com/Rwv8DRIxDP — Brad Brad Walker (@IAmBradWalker) November 8, 2017 While DC ultimately decided to go with a more traditional depic