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[39] Anime[edit] Main article: List of Blue Lock episodes An anime television series adaptation was announced on August 12, 2021. The series is produced by Eight Bit and directed by Tetsuaki Watanabe, with Shunsuke Ishikawa serving as assistant director, Taku Kishimoto
overseeing the series' scripts, Masaru Shindō providing the main character designs and serving as chief animation director, Hisashi Tojima serving as a chief action director, and Jun Murayama composing the music. [2] It ran for 24 episodes. [40] The series aired from October 9, 2022, to March 26, 2023, on TV Asahi's NUMAnimation [ja] block. [2][5][b] The first opening theme song is "Chaos ga Kiwamaru" (カオスが極まる, "Chaos Reigns") by Unison Square Garden, while the first ending theme song is "Winner" by Shugo Nakamura. [11] The second opening theme song is "Judgement" by Ash Da Hero, while the second ending theme song is "Numbness like a ginger" by Unison Square Garden. [42][43] Crunchyroll has licensed the series and has streamed an English dub starting on October 22, 2022. [44][3] Medialink licensed the series in Asia-Pacific;[45] it is streamed on their Ani-One YouTube channel,[46] and on iQIYI,[47] bilibili,[48] Netflix,[49] and Animax Asia. [50] Following the end of the first season, a second season was announced. [51][14] Film[edit] At the end of the first season, an anime
film adaptation of the Episode Nagi manga was also announced. [14] The film will feature the staff and cast reprising their roles with Shunsuke Ishikawa, who served as assistant director for the first season, assigned to direct the film and manga writer Muneyuki Kaneshiro supervising the story.
Wakfu, a France-animated series based on a video game. It's so much that some episodes are produced in Japan. All humanoid characters (those of the Eliatrope, Sadida, Cra and Iop races) have designs and proportions which are faithful to the anime style. For the remaining characters, such as the monsters, the degree of anime influence varies. Jelly Jamm is primarily a Spanish-British co-production, but utilizes common anime expression tropes, including, but not limited to, Sweat Drops, Cross-Popping Veins, an Idiot Crow, and Gratuitous Japanese text in a few episodes. Bandai Namco is involved in the show's production, which may have something to do with it since they're a Japanese company.
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