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Nicknamed "Tama-chan" by those close to her. Manabu Variants[edit] Manabu-kun (マナブくん) Voiced by: Minami Takayama[9] (Japanese); Kiba Walker[3] (English) A mascot character from a popular in-universe anime series, Manabu-kun is the host to the various games, and usually dresses up in disguises to fit the game's theme. He will introduce the games, explain the rules and whatever else this particular game requires. However, he never directly interferes with the players unless necessary. Manabu-sensei (マナブ先生) Voiced by: Chafurin[11] Manabu's disguise for Tomodachi Game #2: Kageguchi Sugoroku. Tomodachi Game Participants[edit] Group K[edit] Kei Shinomiya (紫宮京, Shinomiya Kei) Voiced by: Kensho Ono[10] Portrayed by: Fujii Naoki (R4)[5] The shortest member of Group K, he seems to be the most innocent of the group. However, he was the real mastermind behind Group K's near-victory in Hide-and-Seek. A genius that even rivals
Yuichi, he joined the Adult Tomodachi Game in hopes of going toe-to-toe with Yuichi and beating him at his mind games. After getting
bested by Yuichi in Friend's Prison, he joined his team – in place of Shiho – and after gaining the trust of his teammates, Yuichi acknowledged Kei as a comrade, and they both assisted each other during All-Bet Gambling. Jūzō Kadokura (門倉十蔵, Kadokura Jūzō) Voiced by: Tetsu Inada[10] Portrayed by: Taishō Iwasaki (R4)[5] The leader of Group K who volunteers to be the hider during Friendly Hide and Seek. After dropping out of school and helping his family business, he applied his team to the Tomodachi Game for the last chance at winning the national high-school basketball tournament due to the huge debt incurred.
It contained a filmed panel of the series' cast and crew from the 2019 New York Comic Con. [31] The fourth season was released on Blu-ray and DVD on July 19, 2021. [32] Reception[edit] Audience viewership[edit] According to Parrot Analytics, Castlevania was the
most popular digital original series in the United States during July 6–19, 2017, with the show generating 23,175,616 "demand expressions" on average. [33] According to Parrot Analytics, "demand expressions" indicate the "total audience demand being expressed for a title, within a country,"[34] measured by video streams and downloads as well as social media. [35] It remained the seventh most in-demand digital original show in the United States through October 11, 2017. [35] By the end of 2017, Castlevania was the year's
15th most in-demand digital original series in the United States, averaging 18,137,196 demand expressions throughout the year.
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