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Rebecca (レベッカ, Rebekka) Voiced by: Tomoyo Kurosawa[6] (Japanese); Alex Cazares[8] (English) A trigger-happy young woman edgerunner and a member of Maine's crew. She is also Pilar's younger sister. Faraday (ファラデー, Faradē) Voiced by: Kazuhiko Inoue[6] (Japanese); Giancarlo Esposito[8] (English) A fixer who works for Militech. He has a business relationship with Maine's crew and often hires them to conduct jobs that usually involve them performing corporate espionage against Arasaka. Adam Smasher (アダム・スマッシャー, Adamu Sumasshā) Voiced by: Yukihiro Misono (Japanese); Alec Newman (English) A bloodthirsty and fully cybernetic supersoldier who works for Arasaka as their chief of security. His English voice actor, Alec Newman, reprises the role from Cyberpunk 2077. Ripperdoc (リパードク, Ripādoku) Voiced by: Kenjiro Tsuda[6] (Japanese); Borge Etienne[8] (English) A local ripperdoc who helps upgrade and install David's cybernetic implants, as well as providing him with the required immunosuppressants. Gloria Martinez (グロリア・マルティネス,
Guroria Marutinesu) Voiced by: Yurika Hino[6] (Japanese); Gloria Garayua[8] (English) David's
mother and a paramedic who works herself to the bone to pay for his tuition at the Arasaka Academy. Production and release[edit] The series was announced during a "Night City Wire" livestream for the game on June 25, 2020, as a collaboration between CD Projekt and Trigger. [11][12] Hiroyuki Imaishi directed the series, with Masahiko Otsuka and Yoshiki Usa writing scripts, Yoh Yoshinari designing the characters and serving as animation director, Yuto Kaneko and Yusuke Yoshigaki serving as assistant character designers, Hiroyuki Kaneko serving as assistant director, Hiromi Wakabayashi serving as creative director, and Akira Yamaoka serving as the show's composer. [13][14] The anime's opening theme is "This Fffire" by Franz Ferdinand,[15] while its ending theme is "Let You Down" by Dawid Podsiadło.
"[64] Slashfilm's Rafael Motamayor writes that the show is "not technical enough to turn the audience or the characters off, but enough that you can appreciate the very hard work that goes into cosplaying. " He also praised the show's English translation as "go[ing] the extra mile to portray [Marin's] personality through the subtitles, capturing her gyaru idioms and even random gibberish that she says out loud. "[65] Collider's David Lynn praised Gojo and Marin, the show's two main characters, as "simultaneously broadly universal and yet surprisingly complex" with "distinct strengths and flaws". [66] The show did receive criticism by some for its fan service and oversexualization of characters. IGN's Campbell writes that "There are a handful of leery moments that'll take some viewers out of it. "[64] Writing for Bleeding Cool, Alejandra Bodden generally praised the show's exploration of sexuality but criticized some scenes as uncomfortable.
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