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[11] As of December 18, 2023, 12 volumes have been released. [12] In February 2021, Viz Media announced
that they licensed the series for English release in North America,[13][14] and the first volume was published on November 9, 2021. [15] On May 9, 2023, Viz Media launched their Viz Manga digital manga service, with the series' chapters receiving simultaneous English publication in North America as they are released in Japan. [16][17] Five one-shot spin-off chapters by different authors
were published on Sunday Webry manga website from May 22–26, 2023; Chūbō no Frieren (厨房のフリーレン, Chūbō no Furīren, "Frieren of the Kitchen") by Kassan (May 22); Yūsha Himmel no Bōkentan (勇者ヒンメルの冒険譚, Yūsha Hinmeru no Bōkentan, "The Adventures of Brave Himmel") by Ren Miura (May 23); Frieren wa Ningen wo Shiritai (フリーレンは人間を知りたい, Furīren wa Ningen wo Shiritai, "Frieren Wants to Learn About Humans") by Jona (May 24); Himmel Tabi Nikki (ヒンメル旅にっき, Hinmeru Tabi Nikki, "Himmel's Travel Diary") by Kazumi Yamaguchi (May 25); and Yorimichi no Frieren (寄り道のフリーレン, Yorimichi no Furīren, "Frieren's Detour") by Sōichi Igarashi (May 26). [18] Anime[edit] Main article: List of Frieren episodes In September 2022, it was announced on the cover of the ninth volume of the manga that the series would receive an anime adaptation. [19][20] It was later revealed to be a television series that is produced by Madhouse and directed by Keiichirō Saitō, with scripts supervised by Tomohiro Suzuki, character designs handled by Reiko Nagasawa, and music composed by Evan Call. [21][22] The series premiered with a two-hour special on September 29, 2023, on Nippon TV's Kin'yō Road Show [ja] programming block (which is usually reserved for feature films), which is the first ever anime series to do so,[23][24] with later episodes airing on the network's new Friday Anime Night [ja] programming block. [25] The series will run for two consecutive cours. [26]
Yoasobi performed the first opening theme "Yūsha" (勇者, "Hero"), while Milet performed the ending theme "Anytime Anywhere". [27] Milet also performed the first episode's ending theme "Bliss". [26] Yorushika performed the second opening theme "Haru" (晴る, "Sunny").
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