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by sdsichero » Fri Mar 26, 2010 7:07 pm
Kindaichi Creator, Gundam Designer Animate Kihei Senki Legacies (Updated)
posted on 2010-03-26 01:17 EDT
The Anime Innovation Tokyo (AIT) production company has announced at Tokyo International Anime Fair on Friday that it is producing a new 52-episode television anime series called Kihei Senki Legacies. Story creator Shin Kibayashi (Bloody Monday, Kindaichi Case Files), mechanic designer Kunio Okawara (Mobile Suit Gundam, Armored Trooper Votoms, Yatterman), character designer Daisuke Nakayama (Tweeny Witches), and musical composer ReTurnTable (Transonic, Tanzmuzik) are collaborating on the science-fiction adventure robot anime with director UGAT.
Update: Trick Block, Inc. (Cavity Express) is producing the anime. AIT is THINK Corporation and the Tokyo Metropolitan Government's joint venture that sponsored last year's Cencoroll. AIT describes the story of Kihei Senki Legacies as the following:
This story is set in Kissyo City, an urban zone with a vaguely unnatural atmosphere, though reminiscient of a typical modern Japanese suburb. The city is one of several oasis districts around the world that are dying due to the consequences of wars in the previous century. In the past, many large-size robots were created during wartime, though due to constant battle none have survived intact. Only the deformed and customized robots remain. These relics robots [sic] from past wars are called Legacies. Underneath the veneer of a calm and peaceful oasis. Kissyo City is being targeted by a dreadful armed group, who steal resources and the 'secret' of the city. Simone, the mayor and commander of the defense forces, rises the occasion with determination, hiring 5 rogues who can operate the Legacies in defense of the city. Together they decide to counter
the threat using their 'trump card', Ω99 (Omega Double Nine), a unique series of military robot that has been lying dormant for an age. Using their 'mind', each robot selects the pilot who should operate them. Only those who can 'synchronize' with these robots can board them, hence the pilots are called Synchronizer. Out of all of the combat robots, Ω99 is the most challenging to pilot, requiring the highest level of operational skiils. Ω99, the final hope of the defense forces selects an average teenage boy called Yamato, as the synchronizer; a character who is unaware of the dangers approaching the city; a good-for-nothing who's only apparent skill is at playing games.
by sdsichero » Fri Mar 26, 2010 7:08 pm
Saint Seiya: The Lost Canvas' 2nd Season Green-Lit
posted on 2010-03-26 09:08 EDT
The official blog of the Saint Seiya: The Lost Canvas - Meiō Shinwa video anime series has confirmed on Friday that a second season of the anime has been green-lit. The blog indicated that production design materials from the second season will be on display during the public days of the Tokyo International Anime Fair this weekend. The final volume of the first season will ship
on April 21 with episodes #11 through #13.
by sdsichero » Fri Mar 26, 2010 7:12 pm
by sdsichero » Fri Mar 26, 2010 7:27 pm
by GLX » Sat Mar 27, 2010 12:35 pm
sdsichero wrote:http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2010-03-24/captain-harlock-new-cg-pilot-images-staff-revealedCaptain Harlock's New CG Pilot Images, Staff Revealed
posted on 2010-03-24 06:55 EDT
Toei Animation has announced that it has completed a pilot for its planned computer-graphics remake of Leiji Matsumoto and Toei's Space Pirate Captain Harlock manga and anime franchise, and it has revealed a preliminary image and the project's staff. Mobile Suit Gundam UC author Harutoshi Fukui, Appleseed director Shinji Aramaki, Appleseed mechanical designer Atsushi Takeuchi, and Ninja Scroll character designer Yutaka Minowa worked on the new Space Pirate Captain Harlock pilot with Sega Sammy Visual Entertainment. More details will be announced at this week's Tokyo International Anime Fair.
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by contramundi » Sat Mar 27, 2010 1:39 pm
by sdsichero » Sat Mar 27, 2010 1:45 pm
contramundi wrote:Have any of you my literate friends ever heard from an anime thas called
Michiko to Hatchin
???
is it good?
by contramundi » Sat Mar 27, 2010 2:10 pm
sdsichero wrote:I posted a news article about it when it was announced.
Sadly I haven't seen it, nor heard too much about it since.
Looked interesting though.
[youtube=425,344,nLSagfaeoRA][/youtube]
Same animation studio as Samurai Champloo.
Reviews are tricky (since they are subjective), here's one that seems somewhat reasonable though:
http://animeyume.com/blog/2009/03/24/michiko-to-hatchin-review/
by sdsichero » Sat Mar 27, 2010 2:16 pm
contramundi wrote:thanks man i knew you wouldnt fail me,i read somewhere that shinichiro watanabe was involved in this and want to take a look,since i love his stuff,thanks again
by contramundi » Sat Mar 27, 2010 3:19 pm
sdsichero wrote:It did have that Watanabe feel a bit, judging by the preview.
by sdsichero » Sat Mar 27, 2010 3:54 pm
contramundi wrote:i so want to see this..also i read in those commentaries that the ending was ambiguious and cowboy bebop like...I WANNA SEE IT!!
by Cat-Scratch » Sat Mar 27, 2010 10:49 pm
sdsichero wrote:Ask the Cat... he knows how to get these things...
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Strict31 wrote:To quote Hunter S. Thompson, there is nothing more despicable than a cat in the depths of a nip binge..
Strict31 wrote:Listen to Feline Mussolini.
Strict31 wrote:You're goddamned insane.
achilles wrote:Pay no attention to Cat-Scratch people; he's insane from all that cat-nip.
Lord Simian wrote:"Us"? This is YOUR Kongdamn fault, mister "Bets on when this place will break again"....
Ragnascratch is coming... maybe.Psivage wrote:Don't trust a cat. They are always up to no good.
by Cat-Scratch » Sat Mar 27, 2010 10:55 pm
sdsichero wrote::smt018
Strict31 wrote:To quote Hunter S. Thompson, there is nothing more despicable than a cat in the depths of a nip binge..
Strict31 wrote:Listen to Feline Mussolini.
Strict31 wrote:You're goddamned insane.
achilles wrote:Pay no attention to Cat-Scratch people; he's insane from all that cat-nip.
Lord Simian wrote:"Us"? This is YOUR Kongdamn fault, mister "Bets on when this place will break again"....
Ragnascratch is coming... maybe.Psivage wrote:Don't trust a cat. They are always up to no good.
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